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Himadri Posted 20 years ago
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people is consider as plural or singular
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People is a collective nown if i am not mistaken. Do we consider it a plural nown or singular nown."Still people haven't or hasen't seen it yet". Please make some correction and let me know your valuable suggestions.
Thanking you
Yours trully, Himadri Roy
People is a collective nown if i am not mistaken. Do we consider it a plural nown or singular nown."Still people haven't or hasen't seen it yet". Please make some correction and let me know your valuable suggestions.
Thanking you
Yours trully, Himadri Roy
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In general, [people] is perceived as a plural noun. So " Still people haven't seen it yet " is the orrect form.
- In general, [people] is perceived as a plural noun.
- So " Still people haven't seen it yet " is the orrect form.
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In general, [people] is perceived as a plural noun. So "Still people haven't seen it yet" is the orrect form.
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First, noun, not nown and hasn't, not hasen't
People can be
1) the plural of person; persons exists but is rather formal
2) a word meaning something like nation, ethnic group, etc. with a plural
People can be
1) the plural of person; persons exists but is rather formal
2) a word meaning something like nation, ethnic group, etc. with a plural
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