The definite article before types of habitats
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I wanted to ask which of the following words denoting types of habitats require the definite article "the" before them in a sentence like "Such and such animals lives in..." ?
desert, tropical wetlands, polar regions, rainforests, savannah
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You should have THE when talking about the place in general, as in "the idea" of the place. and use S instead when talking about multiple possibilities for places.
EX: frogs live in THE swamp. frogs live in swampS.
EX: You can get money from THE bank / You can get money from bankS.
x live in THE desert
x live in tropical wetlands (adj + noun) / x live in THE wetlands
x live in THE polar regions (compound noun)
x live in THE rainforest
x live in THE Savannah. (Place name)
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