![]() Persons vs people?3 replies Forums · General English Grammar & Vocabulary, Listening & Speaking · General English Grammar Questions Hi, Please tell me the difference in meaning between: a/ Some people Ex: The film is boring for some people. b/ Some persons Ex: The film is boring for some persons. When do I use "people", when do I use "persons" ? Thanks Quoc Regular Member870 I perefer "people" in your sentences. "persons" is formal and means 'someone who is not known or not named'. Full Member142 I recommend using people all the time. It's very rare that persons is correct where people is not. Learn persons passively and use it only after you've seen and heard it enough times to catch on to those cases where it can be used correctly. CJ Veteran Member45,921 ![]() ![]() | Have a question? People are waiting to help. Interesting stuff Related forum topics:People and persons?Persons and people?Persons?Hı, all. 3 persons or 3 people?persons/people?people vs. the people?persons or people / information ( plural or...persons or people ?people watch dogs race vs people watch dogs...Relative 'which' referring to people?people vs peoples?persons/peoples?Is the following text correct? ''When persons...peoples' or people's? |
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