Speaking English – When to use “THE” with places

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Thank you very much Rebecca!I love u & your way of teaching,now i’m able to understand the uses of article “THE” but still i’m a little confused,shouldn’t we use “THE” before singular country,such as,
Japan,china,India,Pakistan,Afghanistan,Srilanka etc

helpful thanks

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no logic…..soooo.. difficuilt to understand ;-(

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I love your lesson however, I really don’t fully understand. When and how to determine to use “the”. anyway. I appreciate your lesson. Thank you so much.

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great, I got the reason why the areticle in English is difficult to remember. Good teacher:)

Robecca, could you please tell me how to use need, what is difrence from this peng need to fix, and this pen neend to be fixed? Thank you Donna

Thanks a lot Rebecca so great teacher you are. I got 9 out of 10. But just confuse in one answer is it Philippines or
Philippines.[it is a country]
Why use the Philippines.

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Hi! Rebecca..
I’m still diffiult to understand.
But, like you said. “practice and practice.”
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madam,
can we use the before the capitals of countries. 1)the delhi is the capital of india
2)delhi is the capital of india.
which one is right?

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hi mam, i got your many lessons but i am unable to understand either you are using american accent or uk’s? plz help me about this because i want to seek uk accent.thanks. tariq from pakistan

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hello. I don’t understand one thing. You didn’t spoke about objects, people, etc.

When do we use “The”?

The leader/The manager/The dog/The laptop/The windows/The air/The substance/The sex/The duty/The moral/The life…etc

This word, and all the others, when do we use “The” or when do we not use “The” ??? Can explain this?

Do we have to use ”the” article before Netherlands?

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Well, this lesson kinda Hard. I’m confused…

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Thank you very much for the lessons I want be very clear it help with one lesson and I will keep going to learn more I am not American or Britain but I know a lot and my English is great but I have to learn more and I will open the website of I can thank you very much again

hi ! rebecca
im still confuse,
how to differentiate, to use “the” in
mountain, and plural mountain ranges ?

Thanks a lot Rebecca.

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Mrs.Rebecca
what does the phrase ‘pl.countries’ mean?