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You use names to directly refer to specific people. See this example:

Hello! You're Amy, correct?

Names directly refer to specific people. Saying Amy identifies a particular person with that name. Using the or an before a name, like the Amy or an Amy, sounds unusual because names are already unique and specific.

Think of names as unique labels for people. So, you don't need a, an, or the before a person's name. Just use the name by itself.

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How would you complete the following sentence?

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Which article would you use in place of the blank in this sentence: You must be BLANK Sofia, the project manager?

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an

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You don't need an before a person's name.

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a

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You don't need a before a person's name.

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the

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You don't need the before a person's name.

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No article should be used.

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