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"man's" vs "peapole's"

Both 'man's' and 'people's' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Man's' is possessive and refers to something belonging to a man, while 'people's' is possessive and refers to something belonging to a group of people.

Last Updated: March 24, 2024

man's

The possessive form 'man's' is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'man's' when indicating something that belongs to a man.

Examples:

  • This is the man's car.
  • The man's hat is on the table.

Alternatives:

  • his
  • the man's
  • the guy's
  • the gentleman's
  • the male's

peapole's

The possessive form 'people's' is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'people's' when indicating something that belongs to a group of people.

Examples:

  • This is the people's choice.
  • The people's voices were heard.

Alternatives:

  • their
  • the group's
  • the community's
  • the population's
  • the citizens'

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