1. One of Phineas Nigelluss portraits is at 12 , the home of a rich, old wizard family. 2.

This village is , the only village which is entirely inhabited by witches and wizards. 3. The form a natural border between Slovakia and Poland. 4. University is one of the most famous universities of the United Kingdom. Its most famous rival is the University of Cambridge. 5. The is the only former British colony in the world that is completely surrounded by an ex French colony, Senegal. 6. is the highest peak in the Alps, while the Matterhorn is only the sevenths highest. 7. The is a totally magical house, with a family ghoul living on its attic. 8. The trench is estimated to be up to 10.971 m deep. 9. The is the judicial capital of the United Nations, being the location of its primary judicial institutions. 10. The used to be a royal fortress built in the late 12th century, under the rule of Philip II.

1. One of Phineas Nigelluss portraits is at 12 , the home of a rich, old wizard family. 2. This village is , the only village which is entirely inhabited by witches and wizards. 3. The form a natural border between Slovakia and Poland. 4. University is one of the most famous universities of the United Kingdom. Its most famous rival is the University of Cambridge. 5. The is the only former British colony in the world that is completely surrounded by an ex French colony, Senegal. 6. is the highest peak in the Alps, while the Matterhorn is only the sevenths highest. 7. The is a totally magical house, with a family ghoul living on its attic. 8. The trench is estimated to be up to 10.971 m deep. 9. The is the judicial capital of the United Nations, being the location of its primary judicial institutions. 10. The used to be a royal fortress built in the late 12th century, under the rule of Philip II.

9. Geographical names a) The definite article is used before a lot of geographical names, such as: names of oceans, seas, rivers, mountain chains, deserts, most hotel names, cinemas, theatres, museums and art galleries. The Louvre in Paris is always full of people. He has been elected director of the National Theatre. We are going skiing in the Tatras this winter.

9. Geographical names a) The definite article is used before a lot of geographical names, such as: names of oceans, seas, rivers, mountain chains, deserts, most hotel names, cinemas, theatres, museums and art galleries. The Louvre in Paris is always full of people. He has been elected director of the National Theatre. We are going skiing in the Tatras this winter.

b) Although the definite article is not used with countries and cities, there are some exceptions: The Netherlands, The Gambia, The Lebanon, The Hague as well as names that contain the words Republic, State, Union and United. At present he is Ambassador of the United States to the Netherlands.

b) Although the definite article is not used with countries and cities, there are some exceptions: The Netherlands, The Gambia, The Lebanon, The Hague as well as names that contain the words Republic, State, Union and United. At present he is Ambassador of the United States to the Netherlands.

c) In the names of non-English mountains, we use an article in English if there is an article in the original language as well (e.g. Das X in German will become The X in English). Exceptions are names of French mountains, which will become Mont X in English. Have you climbed the Matterhorn? Id like to climb Mont Blanc one day.

c) In the names of non-English mountains, we use an article in English if there is an article in the original language as well (e.g. Das X in German will become The X in English). Exceptions are names of French mountains, which will become Mont X in English. Have you climbed the Matterhorn? Id like to climb Mont Blanc one day.