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How do you say this in English (US)? (People "don't" or "doesn't"... ?
How do you say this in English (US)? (People "don't" or "doesn't"... ?
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"People don't"
"People" is plural. "Don't" should go with plural things. "Doesn't" should go with singular things.
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for example:
people don't know about...
people doesn't know about...
which sentence is correct?
people don't know about...
people doesn't know about...
which sentence is correct?
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I recommend "people don't know about..."
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