Sentence checker of easy english

 "The government suppress the people..." is incorrect 

Correct: "The government suppresses the people..."  (It suppresses the people)

You could say in plural: "The governments supress the people..."  (They suppress the people) 

 Although, I don't really know how the word suppress helps the sentence:

"The goverment suppress the people from leaving their home immediately?"

Dictionary definition:

Suppress: to put down by authority or force : SUBDUE
2 : to keep from public knowledge: as a : to keep secret b : to stop or prohibit the publication or revelation of
3 a : to exclude from consciousness b : to keep from giving vent to : CHECK
4 obsolete : to press down
5 a : to restrain from a usual course or action <suppress a cough> b : to inhibit the growth or development of
6 : to inhibit the genetic expression of <suppress a mutation>

Words that fit better are: prevent, bar, block, hinder, impede, interfere (with),  stop, forbid, inhibit, prohibit.

Hi,

it becomes myriad, easier for them to keep going.

The connection between the two parts seems grammatically problematic, but it's difficult to critique this sentence without some context. What is 'it', who or what are 'them', and why is it easier for them to keep going?

Best wishes, Clive

Hello Anon

No, "hung", rather than "hanged", e.g. "my system has hung", "my system hung yesterday", etc.

MrP