Difference between the and thee in English-Speaking

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Excellent explanation

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[@archikumari1385]

So it mean, that vowels are followed by thee...

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[@Harshilkumar007]

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[@shardachoudhary3257]

Sir I want to ask that if we say दी Honest man ,then it will be right .Please solve my question.

[@anilsharma782]

Yes u r right pronunciation is onest not ho+nest

[@hardik879]

It will be द honest

[@ankitpandit3013]

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[@rockyboy86]

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[@navpreetkaur1823]

Thee is used for best. 'thee best' what is the rule behind it. Plz explain

[@drenglishno-1englishologis458]

In spoken english, you can use both as it used for emphasis also.

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[@RAJIVCHAITANYA]

'Ram Nath, the MP of West Delhi'
(Sir, इस phrase मे 'the' ko दी पड़े या दा )

[@anilsharma782]

M =em now you decide

[@vishalkumarbharti8525]

Ofcourse 'दी' Mere Bhai 👍

[@zeb9117]

Sir vowel se pehle the use karenge to vowel se pehle article An ka use kb or Kaise karenge... Plz answer zaroor dijiyega

[@drenglishno-1englishologis458]

The is definite article whereas a & an is indefinite. When a person is unkown you use a or an but when that person becomes known to u , you use the in place of a or an for example.
I saw an umbrella and the umbrella was black.
Hope the question is answered.

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[@ashishdude9992]

The & this.😁

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[@plantparent1994]

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