erskina
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- Nov 11, 2012
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- Polish
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- Poland
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- Poland
Hello,
I have a problem with this sentence:
The west and center of the country voted in majority on X. Y. and the east and south on V. B.
Is that correct? Maybe it should be capitalized: The West and the Center...?
In the following part of the same text there is an another sentence with directions as names of parties of the country:
In fact, Ukraine historically and culturally is divided into three regions: 1) West, which until 1939 was greatly influenced by the Latin civilisation; 2) Centre, (...) ; 3) East and South.
Should there be "the West" etc. instead of "West"?
What are the rules?
I will be grateful for explanation.
I have a problem with this sentence:
The west and center of the country voted in majority on X. Y. and the east and south on V. B.
Is that correct? Maybe it should be capitalized: The West and the Center...?
In the following part of the same text there is an another sentence with directions as names of parties of the country:
In fact, Ukraine historically and culturally is divided into three regions: 1) West, which until 1939 was greatly influenced by the Latin civilisation; 2) Centre, (...) ; 3) East and South.
Should there be "the West" etc. instead of "West"?
What are the rules?
I will be grateful for explanation.