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John
what the differences between "most of people" and "most people"?
which wording is more preferable?
Feb 9, 2014 7:33 AM
Answers · 8
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You can never say 'most of people'.
You can only say 'most of' before a pronoun.
February 9, 2014
1
If you are talking about a large or general group then you need to use( most people ):
Most people know how to write a letter.
But, if you are talking about a smaller or more specific group then you need to use ( most of people )
Most of people in my neighborhood are well educated.
February 9, 2014
thank you, Nancy
February 9, 2014
Or as in Fahad's example sentence, you would have to say "Most of the people in my neighborhood are well-educated."
February 9, 2014
Yes, I agree with Jmat, you can never say "most of people." Just "most people" OR "most of them."
February 9, 2014
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