Write the where necessary. if the sentence is already correct, write ok.1kevin lives in newton street.ok2we went to see a play at national theatre.at the national theatre3have you ever been to china? 4have you ever been to philippines? 5have you ever been to south of france? 6can you tell me where regal cinema is? 7can you tell me where merrion street is? 8can you tell me where museum of art is? 9europe is bigger than australia.10belgium is smaller than netherlands.11which river is longer – mississippi or nile? 12did you go to national gallery when you were in london? 13we stayed at park hotel in hudson road.14how far is it from trafalgar square to victoria station (in london)? 15rocky mountains are in north america.16texas is famous for oil and cowboys.17i hope to go to united states next year.18mary comes from west of ireland.19alan is a student at manchester university.20panama canal joins atlantic ocean and pacific ocean.

.1Kevin lives in Newton Street. 2We went to see a play at the National Theatre.3Have you ever been to China?4Have you ever been to the Philippines?5Have you ever been to the south of France?6Can you tell me where the Regal Cinema is?7Can you tell me where Merrion Street is?8Can you tell me where the Museum of Art is?9Europe is bigger than Australia.10Belgium is smaller than the Netherlands.11Which river is longer – the Mississippi or the Nile?12Did you go to the National Gallery when you were in London?13We stayed at the Park Hotel in Hudson Road.14How far is it from Trafalgar Square to Victoria Station (in London)?15 the Rocky Mountains are in North America.16Texas is famous for oil and cowboys.17 I hope to go to the United States next year.18Mary comes from west of Ireland.19 Alan is a student at Manchester University.20 The Panama Canal joins the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.

1. Kevin lives on Newton Street. - OK

2. We went to see a play at the National Theatre. - OK (The definite article "the" is used before proper nouns that include the word "theatre.")

3. Have you ever been to China? - OK

4. Have you ever been to the Philippines? - OK

5. Have you ever been to the south of France? - OK (When referring to a specific region, "the" is not necessary.)

6. Can you tell me where the Regal Cinema is? - OK (The definite article "the" is used before common nouns like "cinema.")

7. Can you tell me where Merrion Street is? - OK

8. Can you tell me where the Museum of Art is? - OK

9. Europe is bigger than Australia. - OK

10. Belgium is smaller than the Netherlands. - OK

11. Which river is longer – the Mississippi or the Nile? - OK (The definite article "the" is used before the names of specific rivers.)

12. Did you go to the National Gallery when you were in London? - OK

13. We stayed at the Park Hotel on Hudson Road. - OK (Prepositions "at" is used when referring to a specific hotel or house number, and "on" is used when referring to the name of the street.)

14. How far is it from Trafalgar Square to Victoria Station (in London)? - OK

15. The Rocky Mountains are in North America. - OK (The definite article "the" is used before the names of mountain ranges.)

16. Texas is famous for oil and cowboys. - OK

17. I hope to go to the United States next year. - OK

18. Mary comes from the west of Ireland. - OK (The definite article "the" is not used before cardinal directions when referring to regions.)

19. Alan is a student at Manchester University. - OK

20. The Panama Canal joins the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. - OK (The definite article "the" is used before the names of oceans.)