   When talking about somethins specific.
   Used for the second reference of a noun.
   Superlatives.
   YOU DON’T USE ARTICLES
      Austria, Canada, Bangladesh, Italy, Thailand, China
   Plural country names:
    ◦ the Philippines,
    ◦ the Netherlands
   Names with Union or United:
    ◦ the United States,
    ◦ the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
   Full official names:
    ◦ the Republic of Cuba,
    ◦ the Kingdom of Sweden
   Geographical regions:
    ◦ the Ukraine,
    ◦ the Congo,
    ◦ the Sudan
   NO THE:
    •   Mount Baldy, Lake Arrowhead, Greenland,
    •   Zuma Beach, Pomona, Sixth Street,
    •   MacArthur Park, Niagara Falls, Riverside
    •   Community College

   EXCEPTIONS
    •   Groups of mountains, lakes, islands, cities,
    •   etc.: the Andes Mountains, the Great
    •   Lakes, the Maldive Islands, the Twin
    •   Cities, the Claremont Colleges
   the Avenue of the Americas,
    the City of Brotherly Love,
   the University of California at Riverside,
    the Island of Majorca
   the Balkan Peninsula,
   the Mojave Desert,
   the Mississippi River,
    the Holland Tunnel,
   the San Diego Zoo,
   the Museum of Modern Art
•   Buildings named Hall:
       Independence Hall,
       Great Hall


• Buildings named House or Library may or may
  not have THE:
     The White House,
     Blair House,
     The Huntington Library,
     Honnold Library
Use “the”:
 the Empire State Building;
 the Taj Mahal;
 the Mona Lisa;
 the Sunflowers
Use “the”:
 The Times;
 The Washington Post
   the United Nations;
   the Seamen’s Union
Use “the”
 the Ritz; the Ritz Hotel; the King’s Head; the
  Déjà Vu

Exceptions:
We do not use the definite article if the name
 of the hotel or restaurant is the name of the
 owner,
Brown’s Hotel;
Morel’s Restaurant,

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  • 2.
    When talking about somethins specific.  Used for the second reference of a noun.  Superlatives.
  • 3.
    YOU DON’T USE ARTICLES  Austria, Canada, Bangladesh, Italy, Thailand, China
  • 4.
    Plural country names: ◦ the Philippines, ◦ the Netherlands  Names with Union or United: ◦ the United States, ◦ the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics  Full official names: ◦ the Republic of Cuba, ◦ the Kingdom of Sweden  Geographical regions: ◦ the Ukraine, ◦ the Congo, ◦ the Sudan
  • 5.
    NO THE: • Mount Baldy, Lake Arrowhead, Greenland, • Zuma Beach, Pomona, Sixth Street, • MacArthur Park, Niagara Falls, Riverside • Community College  EXCEPTIONS • Groups of mountains, lakes, islands, cities, • etc.: the Andes Mountains, the Great • Lakes, the Maldive Islands, the Twin • Cities, the Claremont Colleges
  • 6.
    the Avenue of the Americas,  the City of Brotherly Love,  the University of California at Riverside,  the Island of Majorca
  • 7.
    the Balkan Peninsula,  the Mojave Desert,  the Mississippi River,  the Holland Tunnel,  the San Diego Zoo,  the Museum of Modern Art
  • 8.
    Buildings named Hall:  Independence Hall,  Great Hall • Buildings named House or Library may or may not have THE:  The White House,  Blair House,  The Huntington Library,  Honnold Library
  • 9.
    Use “the”:  theEmpire State Building;  the Taj Mahal;  the Mona Lisa;  the Sunflowers
  • 10.
    Use “the”:  TheTimes;  The Washington Post
  • 11.
    the United Nations;  the Seamen’s Union
  • 12.
    Use “the”  theRitz; the Ritz Hotel; the King’s Head; the Déjà Vu Exceptions: We do not use the definite article if the name of the hotel or restaurant is the name of the owner, Brown’s Hotel; Morel’s Restaurant,