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No, people is normally plural: Many people are kind. People can mean a body or a group of people with a common history or culture. In that sense it behaves grammatically like any countable noun: a people, peoples: The people s of Africa are ...
- No, people is normally plural: Many people are kind.
- People can mean a body or a group of people with a common history or culture.
- In that sense it behaves grammatically like any countable noun: a people, peoples: The people s of Africa are ...
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No, people is normally plural: Many people are kind. People can mean a body or a group of people with a common history or culture. In that sense it behaves grammatically like any countable noun: a people, peoples: The peoples of Africa are...
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