Use of "la"
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Do I use "de" or "de la" in the following sentence and why?
La oficina E-S-S, número 2312 es la oficina de (or de la) Profesora Hernandez.
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updated Oct 29, 2016
posted by pwoodford
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When talking about a person with a title like Señor, Señora, Doctor, Profesor, etc., the definite article "el/la" is needed. So it's "la oficina de la profesora Hernández."
In the plural use "los/las" as in "los Señores Gómez" (Mr. and Mrs. Gómez.)
updated Oct 29, 2016
edited by Daniela2041
posted by Daniela2041
