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Cholera is a dreadful disease.
The cholera is a dreadful disease

As a rule, don't use the definite article before the names of diseases.

The indefinite article is needed with common names of illnesses: I was suffering from a cold (a fever, a cough, a headache).

The Sarah will go to the England.
Sarah will go to England.

Don't use the definite article with proper nouns.

Generally place the before the names of rivers, seas, oceans, bays, gulfs, mountain ranges, groups of islands, and countries or provinces consisting of an adjective and a noun. We say: the Nile, the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, the Say of Biscay, the Persian Gulf, the Alps, the Dodecanese, the United
States, the Central Provinces of India.

My favourite game is football.
My favourite game is the football.

Don't use an article before the names of games like football, hockey, tennis, cricket, volley-ball, basket-ball.

The boy whose the father is ill has left.
The boy whose father is ill has left.

Don't use the article after the relative determiner whose, because it takes the place of the article,

Tim speaks the English very well.
Tim speaks English very well.

Never use the definite article before the names of languages.

We can say: He speaks the English language very well.

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