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Darcy Posted 17 years ago
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What is the difference between 'persons' and 'people'?
What is the difference between 'persons' and 'people'?
Are they the same or different ?
Plz explain it with examples....
Thanks in advance.
Are they the same or different ?
Plz explain it with examples....
Thanks in advance.
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They mean the same thing. 'People' is the plural for all normal purposes. 'Persons' appears in very formal texts like rules and regulations, legal documents, contracts, etc.
- They mean the same thing.
- 'People' is the plural for all normal purposes.
- 'Persons' appears in very formal texts like rules and regulations, legal documents, contracts, etc.
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They mean the same thing. 'People' is the plural for all normal purposes. 'Persons' appears in very formal texts like rules and regulations, legal documents, contracts, etc.
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They mean the same thing. 'People' is the plural for all normal purposes. 'Persons' appears in very formal texts like rules and regulations, legal documents, contracts, etc.
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