Do all constellations add the before English?

Hehe, on the contrary .. As far as I know, you can often see the sun and the moon for planets and constellations. And the earth where we live, the blue sky above us, is generally added with "the". Other constellations generally do not need to add "the". For example, Mercury, Venus, Polaris, Scorpion, Bear ... (For the sake of understanding, this is just my personal explanation. For a detailed explanation, please refer to Grandpa Bo Bing's grammar book. Ha ha! ! ! )

We have such a misunderstanding because the teacher told us that the only watch should be used. That's just for the convenience of our memory. There are no absolute rules. Besides mastering the basic rules of using articles, don't stick to the rules, but pay attention to the flexible use of articles. For example, I just mentioned that "the" should be added before "the moon", but if there is a modifier in front of the moon, we can use the indefinite article "a" or ".

A bright moon, a bright moon.

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