Note You asked about people's, but that is not the plural form (you also wrote human's when you meant humans. The apostrophe is used to indicate the genitive (possessive) form: John's book -> the book that belongs to John. You could certainly use people's in a sentence: The elections showed the people's wish for change. The wish belongs to the ...

Sep 28, 2015 · People and peoples -both are possible. People - more than one person, a group Peoples - more than one group of such people. People protested the government decision . And, more than one group of ethnicity/race is 'peoples' In 1991, Australia began a formal process of reconciliation with indigenous peoples.

It must be "people's names", because the names belong to the people, just like the countries belong to the world in the second half of your sentence. If you say "people names", that makes 'people' an adjective describing the names, which doesn't really read very well.

a. In this era, most of the young people are impatient and this leads to crime. My teacher corrected to b. In this era, most young people are impatient and this leads to crime. My question is,

Persons was the original plural, and it is possible to find examples of its use in all types of writing up to the present, but it prevails only in a few contexts, most notably law and law enforcement, and in a few common phrases (e.g., persons of interest, displaced persons, missing persons). Elsewhere, it usually gives way to people.

Mar 23, 2024 · One entry of Merriam-Webster's definitions of 'follow-up' as an adjective is: done, conducted, or administered in the course of following up persons. Why do they use 'persons' rather than 'people...

Nov 5, 2020 · It is possible to find numerous examples both when the plural object works better after plural / collective nouns and when the singular object does. The question is about context and idiom rather than grammar. In this instance, I would definitely use the plural minds. But people might lose their trust / understanding / hope / fear (and numerous ...

Nov 4, 2014 · Many times we heard that: Hall was packed with people. My question is can we say like this: Hall was packed with pupils or several pupil.

The Chinese and American peoples are both great peoples. people noun [ C ] All the men, women, and children who live in a particular country, or who have the same culture or language: The French are known as a food-loving people. a society: Customs similar to this one are found among many peoples of the world. People

Examples. We the people. The people of California vote today - as against -Every person in California voteS today. When oppressed, people rise up vs. When oppressed a person riseS up. Hope this helps.