Hello people!
Unfortunately I don't have any sentences that could give you context, but I'll try to make them up.
1) There was a murder in the Central London.
2) There was a murder in Central London.
I would without doubt say the second one is correct, but is there any context in which you'd use 'the' in front of it?
Unfortunately I don't have any sentences that could give you context, but I'll try to make them up.
1) There was a murder in the Central London.
2) There was a murder in Central London.
I would without doubt say the second one is correct, but is there any context in which you'd use 'the' in front of it?