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audience vs the audience

Both 'audience' and 'the audience' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Audience' is used when referring to a general group of people who are watching or listening to something. 'The audience' is used when referring to a specific group of people in a particular situation.

Last updated: March 28, 2024

audience

This is correct when referring to a general group of people who are watching or listening to something.

Use 'audience' when talking about the people who are present at a performance, event, or presentation.

Examples:

  • The audience applauded at the end of the play.
  • The comedian interacted with the audience during the show.

Alternatives:

  • spectators
  • viewers
  • listeners

the audience

This is correct when referring to a specific group of people in a particular situation.

Use 'the audience' when you want to specify a particular group of people who are watching or listening to something.

Examples:

  • The audience at the concert was very enthusiastic.
  • The speaker engaged with the audience throughout the presentation.

Alternatives:

  • the spectators
  • the viewers
  • the listeners

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