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Bookmark or Share- Which one is correct, "in the USA" or "in USA"?"In the USA" is correct. We put "the" in front of the names of some countries, though for most we do not. Basically we use "the" in front of names that are "descriptions" rather than simply a name, like "the United Kingdom" and "the United
- american english - Pronunciation of 'aunt' in the US - English Language ...The IPA transcriptions are US /ænt/ and UK /ant/. One can use a macro /ā/ or colon /a:/ for the UK one, depending on transcription habits, but vowel length isn't phonemic in any dialect of English, so a simple /a/ will do.
- "The USA" versus "USA" - English Language Learners Stack ExchangeThe United States of America (USA or U.S.A.), commonly referred to as the United States (US or U.S.) and America, is a federal republic consisting of 50 states and a federal district. I always thought that it was with the definite article like "The United States" or "the USA" or "the UK" or "the United Kingdom" etc.
- Is it grammatically correct to use "we" or "us" as well as the name of ...It is not grammatically correct. "We employees" is being used as the object of the preposition "of." As such, it is incorrect - "we" is the nominative form of the pronoun, and "us" is the objective form (as in "object of a preposition.) Take out the word "employees," and you will see that "us" even sounds correct because it is.
- Differences between "the USA", "the US" and "the States"In the US places I've lived (Missouri/Illinois border and Oklahoma) it's pretty much universally "The US"; "The States" wasn't even remotely common. It doesn't sound weird, though (I still have known what you were talking about, and definitely wouldn't register it as "archaic", just a bit different).
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