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youth vs the youth

Both 'youth' and 'the youth' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Youth' is a singular noun referring to young people collectively, while 'the youth' is a specific group of young people. The choice between them depends on whether you are referring to young people in general or a particular group.

Last updated: March 25, 2024

youth

This is correct. 'Youth' is a singular noun referring to young people collectively.

Use 'youth' when referring to young people in general or collectively.

Examples:

  • The event was organized to support youth in the community.
  • Youth today face many challenges in society.

Alternatives:

  • young people
  • youngsters
  • adolescents
  • teenagers
  • juveniles

the youth

This is correct. 'The youth' refers to a specific group of young people.

Use 'the youth' when referring to a particular group of young people.

Examples:

  • The youth of the neighborhood organized a charity event.
  • The youth in the program showed great talent.

Alternatives:

  • young people in the community
  • the younger generation
  • the adolescents
  • the teenagers
  • the juveniles

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