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Aamir Vappattu Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Life or Lives?
Do we say 'Life of people' or 'Lives of people' ?
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Hello, Aamir Vappattu—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member.
Aamir VappattuDo we say 'Life of people' or 'Lives of people' ?We may not say either one. Please post the complete sentence at least when you ask questions about grammar or vocabulary.
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The sentence is : Advancement in science and technology in many areas has made lives of people easier.
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Thank you. It should read:
Advancements in science and technology in many areas have made people's lives much easier.
Advancements in science and technology in many areas have made people's lives much easier.
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