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9/29/2017 4:43:13 PM
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It's not plural. It's possessive. You are referring to the grammar of the people. I was just getting a smart ass.... But I am not wrong. Peoples is a collective noun. It can properly be used as saying " peoples of America" but when referring to the grammar of the people, "people's" is correct.
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Edited by Seni0r: 9/30/2017 3:23:58 PM**your mom**
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Yes, I was previously corrected. Thank you for further explaining that, I'll try to not make the same mistake again.
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No worries. I was just being a smart ass. I did learn that people can be used as people's, peoples, and peoples' from double checking myself. Questioning everything is a great way to learn I feel. Thanks for the help *raises hand for high five*
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It's the only way to "git gud"! Blinks into high five* Ahhh yeah!
