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Using the definite article the only works if you're talking about a specific group of young people. Most of the young students at this school learn English. If you're talking about young people in general, then you need the null article. Most young people are
People is the plural form of person (see irregular words), therefore, it has to be referred as plural. People are always minimum two, that's why we should say: "There are people who like to help." [Correct ] rather than "There is people who like to help." [Incorrect
2019年8月4日 · For average people, investing their time and efforts in animal protection programs appears to be impractical. for preposition (PURPOSE) There's a sign there saying "boats for hire". Cambridge English Dictionary For average people, the purpose of investing their
A bunch of people is informal phrase for many people - not organized as a group. Examples of use: You come to work late by two hours, and a co-worker informs you "A bunch of people called asking about you. It seems there's some kind of emergency."
2017年1月21日 · For example, some of 100 boys shall be several boys among/out of 100 boys, so, in my idea, simply many in the "many of people" shall be not all the people but a lot of people. But in this case, some of the people here/there/in town--- shall be much more clear.
2023年10月23日 · Assertion #1 The word "okay" will be understood by the most people is perfectly valid, but it doesn't actually mean exactly the same as #2 The word "okay" will be understood by most people without that definite article. #1 means that of all words in all languages, "okay" is understood by more people than any other word (even if far less than 50% of all the people in the world understand it).
2024年3月12日 · Nothing weird about "how many million people". Here's an example from Nature , Time magazine , and Hansard (UK Parliament) ; lots of other examples online. It's often used in rhetorical questions, in embedded questions, and in general questions when you want to give a hint of the likely range (e.g. in an exam).
2022年9月3日 · It is people who cannot understand me! "It" is a dummy pronoun, as "people who can't understand me" (*) would be ungrammatical with the "who". Alternative ways of phrasing this idea are: The/My problem is that other people can't understand me! It's other It's
2016年10月9日 · My best guess, therefore, is "the people" refers to "the people who the rebels are fighting against." Then the sentence makes more sense: They (the rebels who we armed) end up being worse than the people (who the rebels are fighting against and who, ironically, we opposed because we thought they were bad people).
2015年11月17日 · The third-person (that is, neither the speaker nor the person spoken to, but some “third” person) singular pronoun is, unusually for English, broken up into three forms based on the gender of whatever the pronoun refers to.
