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"people'" vs "people's"

Both "people's" and "people'" are not correct constructions in English. The possessive form of "people" should always include the apostrophe-s ('s) to indicate possession.

Last Updated: March 22, 2024

people'

This is not a correct form in English. The possessive form of "people" should always include the apostrophe-s ('s).

people's

This is the correct possessive form of the noun "people."

Use "people's" when indicating possession by a group of individuals.

Examples:

  • The people's choice
  • The people's voices were heard.
  • The people's rights
  • The people's opinions matter.
  • The people's happiness

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