Articles with Water Bodies

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Are articles used correctly?

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Svetlana Dashkevich

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Articles with Water BodiesOnline version Are articles used correctly? by Svetlana Dashkevich 1 Rivers never take the definite article 'the'. Yes No 2 The Baltic Sea is preceded by 'the' when mentioned in English. Yes No 3 Does the rule say that rivers do not need "the"? Yes No 4 The Amazon River always takes no article before it. Yes No 5 The names of lakes have the definite article if the word "Lake" is mentioned. Yes No 6 Lake Victoria always requires the definite article 'the'. Yes No 7 If someone writes "Suez Canal" without an article, is that following the rule? Yes No 8 The Great Lakes are never preceded by 'the'. Yes No 9 The Dead Sea is normally introduced with the definite article 'the'. Yes No 10 Lake Victoria is commonly used without an article when named alone. Yes No 11 Oceans never take any article in standard English. Yes No 12 The name of the lake Loch Ness is used with no article. Yes No 13 You should say "Magellan Strait" without any article. Yes No 14 Is it true that we never use an article before the names of lakes or waterfalls? Yes No 15 According to the rule, should you say "the Niagara Falls"? Yes No 16 The Nile is often preceded by the definite article 'the'. Yes No 17 Do names of bays typically appear without an article? Yes No 18 Is the article "the" required before the names of oceans? Yes No 19 The Pacific Ocean is usually preceded by the definite article 'the'. Yes No 20 Would it be wrong to write "Mediterranean Sea" without "the" in front of it? Yes No

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Articles with Water BodiesOnline version

by Svetlana Dashkevich

Rivers never take the definite article 'the'.

The Baltic Sea is preceded by 'the' when mentioned in English.

Does the rule say that rivers do not need "the"?

The Amazon River always takes no article before it.

The names of lakes have the definite article if the word "Lake" is mentioned.

Lake Victoria always requires the definite article 'the'.

If someone writes "Suez Canal" without an article, is that following the rule?

The Great Lakes are never preceded by 'the'.

The Dead Sea is normally introduced with the definite article 'the'.

Lake Victoria is commonly used without an article when named alone.

Oceans never take any article in standard English.

The name of the lake Loch Ness is used with no article.

You should say "Magellan Strait" without any article.

Is it true that we never use an article before the names of lakes or waterfalls?

According to the rule, should you say "the Niagara Falls"?

The Nile is often preceded by the definite article 'the'.

Do names of bays typically appear without an article?

Is the article "the" required before the names of oceans?

The Pacific Ocean is usually preceded by the definite article 'the'.

Would it be wrong to write "Mediterranean Sea" without "the" in front of it?