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1111 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011 1 12111 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 20111 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 30111 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 40 41111 5.2.2 Inclusion of the definite article There are many more cases in which the definite article is used where it is not in English. Some cases are situations where its use can be defined, others are individual idioms. (a) It is always used before a variety of abstract nouns: de mens mankind de natuur nature de liefde love de moderne kunst modern art de (vaderlandse) geschiedenis (Dutch) history de dood death het leven life de hemel heaven de hel hell het paradijs paradise De belangrijkste gebeurtenis in de geschiedenis. The most important event in history. De natuur is mysterieus. Nature is mysterious. Zo is het leven. Such is life. (b) It is always used before names of towns and countries when they are preceded by an adjective: het mooie Amsterdam beautiful Amsterdam het toenmalige Duitsland Germany in those days (c) It is always used before seasons: Die plant bloeit in de lente. That plant flowers in spring. Ze was in de winter in She was in Australia in winter. Australië. The definite article 29
5 Articles 30 (d) It is always used with meals after the prepositions na and vóór: na/vóór het avondeten after/before dinner tijdens de lunch during lunch (e) It is always used before the names of streets, parks and squares: Ik woon in de Hoofdstraat. I live in Main Street. Hij woont op de Erasmusweg. He lives in Erasmus Road. Ze sliep in het Vondelpark. She slept in Vondel Park. De markt wordt op het Waterlooplein gehouden. The market is held at Waterloo Square. (f) Religions and names of airlines are always preceded by the definite article: Hij vloog met de KLM. He flew with KLM. Waar is het hoofdkantoor van de Lufthansa? Where is Lufthansa’s main office? De islam is een godsdienst uit het Midden-Oosten. Islam is a Middle Eastern religion. het Christendom door de eeuwen heen Christianity through the ages (g) It is used after meneer and mevrouw when the profession (not the personal name) follows—usually a form of direct address: meneer de Voorzitter Mr Chairman mevrouw de President Madame President meneer De Kat/Hond Mr Cat/Dog (in a fairy-tale) Sprookjes van Moeder de Gans Mother Goose’s fairy-tales (h) It is used in various idioms: in de stad in town naar de stad to town
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Inclusion of the definite article<br />
There are many more cases in which the definite article is used where it<br />
is not in English. Some cases are situations where its use can be defined,<br />
others are individual idioms.<br />
(a) It is always used before a variety of abstract nouns:<br />
de mens mankind<br />
de natuur nature<br />
de liefde love<br />
de moderne kunst modern art<br />
de (vaderlandse) geschiedenis (Dutch) history<br />
de dood death<br />
het leven life<br />
de hemel heaven<br />
de hel hell<br />
het paradijs paradise<br />
De belangrijkste gebeurtenis in de geschiedenis.<br />
The most important event in history.<br />
De natuur is mysterieus.<br />
Nature is mysterious.<br />
Zo is het leven.<br />
Such is life.<br />
(b) It is always used before names of towns and countries when they<br />
are preceded by an adjective:<br />
het mooie Amsterdam beautiful Amsterdam<br />
het toenmalige Duitsland Germany in those days<br />
(c) It is always used before seasons:<br />
Die plant bloeit in de lente. That plant flowers in spring.<br />
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