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Related to the noun "people"

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ligia quesada
 
Reply Wed 8 Jun, 2016 10:24 pm
I need to know if the following sentence is correct: The name of the people who committed the crime isn't known.
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Roberta
 
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Reply Thu 9 Jun, 2016 03:22 am
@ligia quesada,
The names of the people who committed the crime aren't known.

or

The name of the person who committed the crime isn't known.

It depends on whether you're talking about one person or more than one.
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Tes yeux noirs
 
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Reply Thu 9 Jun, 2016 10:32 am
Singular: person
Plural: people
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