Here are the correct articles for the provided geographical names:
- The Pacific Ocean is one of the largest one in the world.
- Rule: Names of oceans always take the definite article the.
- Lake Baikal (or simply Baikal), one of the cleanest lakes, is known for its unique nature.
- Rule: Individual lakes typically do not take an article, especially if the word "Lake" precedes the name. If used alone in a general sense, it remains without an article.
- The group of our students travelled to the USA on a cross-culture tour.
- Rule: Country names that are collections of states or contain words like "Union," "Republic," or "Kingdom" (USA, UK, UAE) require the.
- There are beautiful landscapes in - Russia.
- Rule: Most individual countries (singular names) do not use an article.
- The UK is separated from - Europe by the Straits of Dover.
- Rule: The is used for "the UK" (Kingdom). Continents (Europe) take no article. Names of straits or canals usually require the.
- - New York is famous for its multinational population.
- Rule: Names of cities do not take an article.
Would you like to review more examples regarding the use of articles with mountain ranges or groups of islands?
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