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Mister Micawber, I've got two more question to you.Which one of these two construction (is worth attention/is worthy of attention) is more frequently used?Do we use the indefinite article before the abbreviation like (an) MBA essay or (a) GCSE coursework?Many thanks.

In cases like this, the definite article is required when the name is written out in full, but it is in my view acceptable to omit it before the abbreviation. So, yes, I think it's fine to write: The Korean National Tourism Organization (KNTO) ... And thereafter, for example, KNTO...

Hi,Is it common or correct to use the definite article before what looks to be the abbreviation of a govenment organization at one time and don't use it at another time? I think for some government or non-government names, the definite article is put in consideration of a main noun/word.I...

Believer wrote:I have a sentence I think I saw written somewhere. How would you rewrite it so it is correct? I think it is incorrect. Our company has a children's center for our employees in need of child care. I can't see a problem with this sentence otherwise. The indefinite article is...

If 'the' is part of the name, it is capitalized; but I'm not convinced that most newspapers have 'the' as part of their name. In naming the organization 'Korean-American Scientists Association', the acronym would be KASA. With 'The' in the name, I suppose it would have to be an unpronounceable...

Hi, you asked Which is the correct usage please: " I have ordered a / an MRI (magnetic resonance scan) and will review the patient following this." Rule: With single letters and groups of letters that are pronounced as individual letters, be guided by the pronunciation: a B road, a TUC leader;...