People or persons? | English

[@edgarpro7021]

Brief and interesting. I like this approach. Many thanks!

[@robertoduro3396]

You are good teacher.....keep it up

[@claudiapmuller5227]

Awesome 👍👍👍 Thanks for sharing!

[@edigeyolchannel7177]

Thank you for revealing the subtle difference between persons and people. THANK YOU

[@akterhossian1401]

Mam you are teaching important topic. Your fresh attitude is so charming.

[@belal8006]

Honestly I like you so much because you’re so kind.

[@hahahehe3435]

Learned my lesson of the day... there indeed are many annoying ppl on twitter

[@wacens1]

I love your voice and the fact that your pronunciation is so clear. Could you please reveal the secret and tell me what variety of English you speak?

[@EnglishwithMax]

There's not secret :). I'm Australian, but my parents don't have strong accents, and I've lived in few different countries.

[@EnglishwithMax]

I also speak a bit more clearly in videos than I do in real life. ;)

[@yvadseni]

I have to close my eyes to listen carefully and to appreciated …. She’s so gorgeously and teaching us all these hacks… keep going Lady

[@michikohashi5222]

Thank you for uploading. I learned something today.

[@razikoughlissi745]

Well explained. Thanks a lot.

[@ЯрославЯрослав-я3э]

Thanks. Love watching you.

[@suryamaniyounjanlama5295]

Love ur vids

[@rajivk.sharda]

Excellent, as always

[@mapogo5048]

You're something else! Greetings from Mexico.

[@raquelrivas2431]

Thanks !!!!!!!! I never know which one to use .

[@nigelramkissoonraja6916]

Hello from Trinidad and Tobago Caribbean ✨ big up Max ❤️

[@anaviana2641]

Good video. She has two different earings on.. Couldn't help noticing this. Cant figure out if she has an American or British accent? Thanks for these educational video

[@RomanMoskva]

I like how your ring light reflects in your eyes

[@Englishdotcom1]

Liked it ❤️

[@barangol3478]

Thanks

[@sathyapalanr6096]

It was a useful post

[@SukhvinderSingh-cy4vq]

Love you Max.

[@marvelouss719]

I am from the Caribbean and I hear "persons" often. I was educated in the US and I say people.

[@melo4rb2]

She is better at teaching then my actual english teacher

[@alfonsoromo9281]

You are gorgeous teacher

[@ratzytatzy]

Is it just me or has the word persons only started to be used recently

[@tomobedlam297]

"There were five people in the park carrying drugs about their person."

[@bhanlulkuer89]

I love your earring 😍

[@RafaelSantos-oi7rb]

Thank u Max

[@muhammadbashir8472]

Thanks miss

[@elghamrielmokhtar9723]

Thanks you teacher

[@dylankjv]

It’s also used in Christianity when talking about the Trinity. God is one God, who eternally exists as three *persons* - the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

[@terrygeorge6929]

Hello thank you for your brief . By the way I like your earrings I love ❤️ it

[@leonsantero9903]

That 2nd sentence is facts tho

[@tanvirhasan657]

Love from 🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@luisanthonysullcapoma9400]

I love your class Amo Tus classes

[@smileutube08]

Excellent

[@gautamgandale8679]

Thanks ma'am

[@andrzejukowski8262]

As well I know the 'elevator' in the provided context is not used in British English. Is the word 'lift' steel applicable?

[@EnglishwithMax]

Yes, in the UK people usually say "lift". :)

[@briquetaverne]

My wife is French and she can't get into the habit of using the word "people" for anything. She often says "it's very important for persons to understand that sidewalks are made for them".

[@EnglishwithMax]

When I was in France, it took me a while to figure out when to use "gens" and when to use "personnes". :)

[@briquetaverne]

@@EnglishwithMax I figured out that "Gens" was impersonal and neutral while "Personnes" had a humanity about it.

[@Philibert73]

@@briquetaverne You got it!

[@robertmatch6550]

Other items of interest: "people is a plural without an 's'. But IS it a plural when we can add an 's' and thus refer to such items as "peoples of the Bible" or "peoples of the sea"? Also if one can associate 'persons' with a legal context, one can associate 'people' with literary context, such as "people of the plains."

[@shuja786qasim3]

Dear teacher Looking beautiful

[@GarnetsWeb]

"There are lots of annoying people on Twitter" If that isn't the truth-

[@markrowland1366]

Corporations are people in law. Therefore, police referre to, individuals, when describing whom they might detain.

[@alhiash1528]

Gosh you are so damn good

[@donlove3741]

True in N America. English. Real informal folks.

[@safaaltunsoy5844]

Amazing

[@boredstudent9468]

I use persons when they are distinct, like "5 persons each represented thier city" where as "5 people hung out together"

[@davomccranko]

Yes, but there were five parsons in the park, being interviewed by the police.

[@sammysosadchoom]

Somebody and someone.

[@ashurabintehalim23]

I'm living for your earrings 😇😎

[@muhammadsajjadkhan5525]

Thanks madam, I have seen you again, God bless you

[@engin7787]

My personal interest is not excluded.

[@TheStillWalkin]

He is a nice person... legally speaking

[@andalrazaq2416]

What’s the meaning of “persons of interest “ and thanks in advance

[@im_dmitriy]

'A person who is believed to be possibly involved in a crime but has not been charged or arrested' /Merriam-Webster/

[@andalrazaq2416]

@@im_dmitriy thanks a million

[@erickortenhoeven3403]

Community versus possible strangers? (Community=people; possible strangers=persons)

[@EnglishwithMax]

No... I wouldn't say we use them like. We usually use "people" to refer to more than one stranger.

[@congtien411]

Like Teacher

[@ALiteralCatfish]

pretty sure persons isnt a word

[@riyadhalkhanin8484]

we use people when we miss them or we need them

[@user-cu6em1hg9b]

Good i from 🇸🇾🖤

[@suleymanallahverdiyev1812]

Short videos are easy to wwatch

[@nikressler8234]

❤

[@nadirali7984]

❤️

[@marcoseaspina9962]

👍

[@gamachubeyena2628]

Got two different ear rings dimple Chic Lady my English language tutorial

[@honeybellebuzlucay5867]

Wait we can use persons at all! Lol I am just learning it now, thanks!!

[@EnglishwithMax]

No problem!

[@xzya1193]

Ur earrings are 😂 unique

[@justarandomguy3331]

"There are alot of annoying people on twitter" R/technichallythetruth

[@luismiguelnunes5539]

💚💚💚

[@atyabraihan]

Me: whose been speaking English my whole life KZbin : no you can't

[@adamearth3102]

❤️🌹💖👍💐

[@justin8190]

DON'T BE SUSPICIOUS DON'T BE SUSPICIOUS DON'T BE SUSPICIOUS DON'T BE SUSPICIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@elielson6094]

I was reading a book and I saw the word "peoples" with a "s".I don't know why they put a "s" in there.

[@EnglishwithMax]

Good point! That's when it has meaning 3 here: www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/people_1?q=people

[@elielson6094]

@@EnglishwithMax thank you!

[@Hannah-pw2ie]

Utilitarian lesson 👍

[@mrrafalb1776]

Sometimes I use people, but when should I use “pessons”? 😂

[@pragatisharma1829]

I like your ear rings👌🏻👌🏻😀😀

[@EnglishwithMax]

Thanks! :)

[@suscribe4asub562]

Humans

[@thelinguafranca5421]

What about a figure

[@carlossaldias3651]

LYE= LOVE YOU EVERYDAY!⚘

[@abhiraj-vc7xz]

I like your smile a lot....

[@badrjr109]

Hi you look like( Megan Boone ) in the series of (black list)

[@rickyflores800]

Do you pronounce is exactly for my hair

[@raoufallani5142]

Hi teacher how are you doing ? - Knowledge is power

[@EnglishwithMax]

I'm well, thank you :)

[@bonhinong9670]

I learnd more and more better english watching u. However, i always get distracted by ur attractive looks. Pls make corrections on how i write this comment.

[@asfikuranu808]

Your smile is so cute... You look very pritty.. Dimple lady😉😍🤩💕💕💕

[@knifishgames]

person = per son, which means each son, so don't use that. 😏

[@atefalrafou6996]

Gorgeous

[@fatimahuseyn7888]

They are similar 🙄

[@lunatic_metatron]

u look like katy perry

[@hassaneelfadil3463]

I love you you are very beautiful. I love your lessons . Pourquoi cette absence est ce que tout va bien . Tu est compétente est tres belle Montréal canada.

[@sittoonagesh6668]

Can I love you?

[@rahimsultan6966]

U are very beautiful

[@SAMIRtaher]

thanks