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math vs The math

Both 'math' and 'the math' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Math' is commonly used in American English as a shortened form of 'mathematics' and is used without an article. On the other hand, 'the math' is used when referring to a specific set of mathematical calculations or problems.

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 727 views

math

This is correct. 'Math' is commonly used in American English as a shortened form of 'mathematics' and is used without an article.

Use 'math' when referring to the subject of mathematics in general.

Examples:

  • I'm studying math at university.
  • Math is not my favorite subject.
  • She's really good at math.
  • Such an underrepresented question in math curriculum.
  • I've always loved math so...
  • That's right. I did the math.
  • So again, I started doing some math.
  • Shows the predefined math functions in the handbook.
  • We gave people 20 simple math problems.
  • Knitting increases hand-eye coordination and requires complex math.
  • Do a card trick involving math.
  • Another would review the basic concepts of math and science.
  • I don't major in math.
  • Your son is a vvhiz at math.
  • And remember, 7 pages of math.
  • Because otherwise you'll flunk math.
  • I changed your grade in math and art.
  • I think math is very important, but so is dance.
  • But that's what the math says.
  • I was endlessly getting busted in math class doodling behind the textbook.
  • I believe that correctly using computers is the silver bullet for making math education work.
  • See, in the real world math isn't necessarily done by mathematicians.
  • And of course, math is very powerful at doing that.

Alternatives:

  • mathematics
  • maths (in British English)

The math

This is correct. 'The math' is used when referring to a specific set of mathematical calculations or problems.

Use 'the math' when referring to a particular set of mathematical calculations or problems.

Examples:

  • I need help with the math in this assignment.
  • The math involved in this project is quite complex.
  • Can you explain the math behind this equation?
  • The math is simple, blondie.
  • The math doesn't work, does it?
  • The math works, so we're on.
  • The math is not quite as hard as you might imagine.
  • The math works, so we're on.
  • The math would suggest that in a few, I'm a clown made of candy.
  • So I know you've done the math.
  • I had done the math. I knew what spring fallout meant.
  • Let's see... if the math is right.
  • I get you the math, you worry about experiments.
  • Charlie, 600 scientists vetted the math.
  • I just did the math for you.
  • So, I've done the math.
  • - I haven't done the math.
  • Apparently, College Boy here did the math.
  • I did the math a long time ago.
  • We already did the math, Will.
  • Yes, and, like any good lawyer, you did the math.
  • The math program offers tutoring possibilities.
  • The math's really quite straightforward.

Alternatives:

  • the mathematics
  • the calculations

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