Names with/without the 2 Flashcards
We use/don’t use the with names of most city, streets, roalds, squares, parks, etc.
We don’t use the with names ofr most city, streets, roalds, squares, parks, etc.
Union Street (hot the) / Fifth Avenue / Central Park /Times Square
Ibidem with important public buildings and insitutions (first word being the name of a place or a person):
Kennedy Airport / Cambridge University / Lincoln Center / Buckingham Palace (but the Royal Place)
Most other (not important) buildings have a name with/whithout the.
Most other (not important) buildings have a name with the.
Hotels/restaurants: the Sheraton Hotel, the Delhi Restaurant
Theaters/movie theaters: the Cineplex Odéon
Museum/galleries: the Guggenhein Museum
Other buildings/bridge:
Note that we often leave out the noun : the Sheraton (hotel)
Some names are only the + noun: the Kremlin/Pentagone
Name with _f usually have the.
Name with of usually have the.
The bank of England.
The Great Wall of China.
The Museum of Modern Art.
The Tower of London.
Note that we say the University of Michigan but Michigan State University.
Many stores, restaurants, hotels, banks, etc., are named after the people who started them. These names end in ’s or -s. We use/don’t use the with these names.
Many stores, restaurants, hotels, banks, etc., are named after the people who started them. These names end in ’s or -s. We don’t use the with these names.
Joe’s Diner / McDonald’s / Macy’s (department store)
Ibidem for churches often named after saints: St.John’s Church St.Patric’s Cathedral
Most newspaper and many organisations have names with/without the.
Most newspaper and many organisations have names with the.
The Whashington Post, the Financial Times, the European Union, the BBC, the Red Cross, etc.
Names of companies, airlines, etc., are usually with/without the.
Names of companies, airlines, etc., are usually without the.
Fiat (not the Fiat) / Coca-Cola / Sony / Apple / Delta Air Lines
Have you ever been to British Museum/the British Museum?
Have you ever been to the British Museum?
(the with museums/galleries)
The biggest park in New York is Central Park/the Central Park.
The biggest park in New York is Central Park.
(no <strong>the</strong> with streets/roads/squares/parks, etc.)
My favorite church is St.Jonhn’s Church/the St.John’s Church.
My favorite church is St.Jonhn’s Church.
(no <strong>the</strong> for place name after saints)
Ramada Inn/The Ramada Inn is on Main Street/the Main Street.
The Ramada Inn is on Main Street.
(<strong>the</strong> with hotels/retaurants; no with streets)
We flew to Mexico City from O’Hare Airport/the O’Hare Airport.
We flew to Mexico City from O’Hare Airport.
(no<strong>the</strong> with airports/stations/university)
Frank is a student at McGill University/the McGill University.
Frank is a student at McGill University.
If you’re looking for a department store, I would recommend Harrison’s/the Harrison’s.
If you’re looking for a department store, I would recommend Harrison’s.
(no the with names end by ’s/-s)
If you’re looking for a place to have lunch, I would recommend Ship Inn/the Shin Inn.
If you’re looking for a place to have lunch, I would recommend the Shin Inn.
(<strong>the</strong> with hotels/restaurants)
Statue of Liberty/the Statue of Liberty is at the entrance to New York Harbor/the New York Harbor.
The Statue of Liberty is at the entrance to New York Harbor.
(<strong>the</strong> with names with <strong>of</strong> / harbor)