People Sentences
People refers to human beings in general or considered collectively. e.g., People in the city were excited about the festival.
How to use People in a sentence
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People Sentences
Many people enjoy reading books.
The museum attracts a lot of people.
People often gather in the park on Sundays.
People say it's going to rain tomorrow.
I wonder how many people will attend the concert.
Some people prefer tea over coffee.
People from all over the world visit this monument.
Many people are scared of spiders.
Young people are often tech-savvy.
Not all people like the taste of broccoli.
People use maps to find their way.
People love listening to stories.
People should recycle to help the environment.
People in costumes paraded down the street.
People sometimes forget their keys.
Few people knew about the secret meeting.
Some people believe in ghosts.
People should drink plenty of water every day.
The shop has everything people need for camping.
People who read often expand their vocabulary.
People can learn a lot from their mistakes.
People often look up to their heroes.
People are curious by nature.
Many people travel to learn about other cultures.
People are advised to wear seat belts.
People in the village are very friendly.
Not all people are good at math.
People are often fascinated by space.
The festival was enjoyed by thousands of people.
Kindness is something people appreciate.
People with allergies should avoid certain foods.
People should be cautious when crossing the street.
The magic show amazed all the people watching.
Education is important for young people.
People in the audience clapped loudly.
Not all people are comfortable speaking in public.
The zoo is popular among people of all ages.
People who exercise regularly tend to be healthier.
Many people visit the beach during summer.
People are encouraged to vote in elections.
Some people have a natural talent for music.
People often buy gifts during the holidays.
Dogs are known to be loyal to people.
Many people dream of traveling the world.
People enjoy spending time with family and friends.
People use computers for various tasks.
Some people climb mountains as a hobby.
People often change their minds.
People from different backgrounds can be friends.
People value honesty and trust.
People Definitions
People are individuals who make up a community or group.
The people of France speak French.
People can refer to all human beings collectively.
People need food and water to survive.
People also mean the members of a particular nationality or community.
The people of Japan have a rich culture.
People can be the citizens of a specific country.
The people voted in the recent election.
People sometimes mean a group related by a common interest.
The club brought together people with a passion for reading.
People can also imply one's family or relatives.
My people have lived in this town for generations.
People Idioms & Phrases
People pleaser
Someone who tries hard to make others happy, often at the expense of their own needs or desires.
John is a people pleaser; he always puts others before himself.
People skills
The ability to communicate effectively with and understand others.
Good managers have excellent people skills.
People watching
Observing people in a public place, often as a casual or recreational activity.
I love sitting in the park and people watching.
People are talking
Suggests that there are rumors or gossip circulating.
People are talking about the company's financial problems.
People person
Someone who enjoys and is good at interacting with others.
Susan is such a people person; she makes friends everywhere she goes.
People of note
Important or famous individuals.
Many people of note attended the charity gala.
People's choice
Something or someone chosen as the best or favorite by the general public.
The local burger joint is definitely the people's choice.
Behind the people's back
Doing something secretly without someone's knowledge.
He was selling company secrets behind the people's back.
People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
People who have faults should not criticize others.
Before judging others, remember that people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
Power to the people
A slogan used to express the idea that the general populace should have control over their community or nation.
The activists raised their fists and shouted, Power to the people!
You can't please all the people all the time
It's impossible to make everyone happy.
No matter how hard you try, you can't please all the people all the time.
People will talk
People will always gossip or discuss others.
No matter what you do, people will talk.
Let my people go
A plea for freedom or release, originally from the Bible referring to the Israelites in Egypt.
The protesters chanted, Let my people go.
Salt of the earth people
Describes individuals who are considered honest, straightforward, and morally sound.
My grandparents are truly salt of the earth people.
People aren't built that way
Suggesting that something isn't natural or typical for most individuals.
Expecting someone to work without any breaks is unrealistic; people aren't built that way.
Tell it to the people
Express something openly or share information with the general public.
If you have a concern, tell it to the people.
To the people, for the people
Something done for the benefit of the general public.
This new policy is by the people, for the people.
Some people have all the luck
Used to express the idea that some individuals seem to have consistent good fortune.
He won the lottery twice? Some people have all the luck!
People's eyebrows were raised
Indicating that something was surprising or questionable.
When the announcement was made, people's eyebrows were raised.
People live and learn
Everyone makes mistakes, but they learn from them.
I won't make that mistake again; people live and learn.
Common Curiosities
What part of speech is People?
Noun.
Which vowel is used before People?
E.
What is the verb form of People?
People is primarily a noun. The verb form related to it would be "peopling," meaning to populate.
What is the root word of People?
The root word is "people" itself, derived from the Old French "peuple."
Why is it called People?
It's derived from Old French "peuple," which means a population or community.
What is the pronunciation of People?
PEE-pul.
What is another term for People?
Individuals.
What is the plural form of People?
People (or "peoples" when referring to multiple groups or nations).
How many syllables are in People?
Two.
Which conjunction is used with People?
Conjunctions like "and," "but," "or," etc. can be used depending on the sentence.
Which article is used with People?
Depending on context, either "a," "an," or "the" can be used.
Is the People term a metaphor?
No, but it can be used metaphorically.
What is the opposite of People?
There isn't a direct opposite, but in certain contexts, "loner" or "individual" could be used.
Which determiner is used with People?
Determiners like "the," "some," "many," etc. can be used based on context.
What is the singular form of People?
Person.
Which preposition is used with People?
Prepositions like "among," "of," "for," etc., can be used based on context.
Is People a noun or adjective?
Noun.
Is People a negative or positive word?
Neutral.
How do we divide People into syllables?
Peo-ple.
What is a stressed syllable in People?
The first syllable "Peo" is stressed.
Is People an adverb?
No.
Is People a countable noun?
No, it refers to a collective group. However, "peoples" can be countable when referring to multiple groups or nations.
Is the word People imperative?
No.
Is the word People a Gerund?
No.
Is the word “People” a Direct object or an Indirect object?
It can be used as both depending on the sentence structure.
How is People used in a sentence?
People is used to refer to a group or community of individuals.
Is People an abstract noun?
No.
Is People a vowel or consonant?
The term itself is neither; it's a word. But it starts with a consonant.
Is People a collective noun?
Yes.
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