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Sorry, how does that refute anything? The point is that in English, adding the definite article makes it sound like a region rather than a country: "the mounta
by rdlw 2y ago
Sorry, how does that refute anything?
The point is that in English, adding the definite article makes it sound like a region rather than a country: "the mountains", "the veldt", "the border land".
Removing the article is appropriate for a country, unless grammatically necessary like "The United States of America", but not "The America" or "The Germany".
- generic92034 2y agoMisread the paragraph first, then edited the edit. Sorry!
- rdlw 2y agoOops, that makes sense. Sorry that instead of thinking you reasonably missed two letters in that sentence, I assumed you were an idiot and started arguing with you. Personal issues.