Please explain : most people , most of them , some people some of them , all people , all of them
Please explain with proportion I mean percentage-wise, the difference among most people, most of them, some people some of them, all people, all of them
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Hi Javi,
"Some", "all" and "most" are called determiners. It's hard to explain them in percentages because it's relative, but for "all of the people" and "all of them" you can say it is a 100%; for "most of them" and "most of the people" you could say it is from 51% to 99%. Finally, when you say "some of the people" or "some of them" it would be just an amount of the total so it could be anything , probably less than 50%.
Remember, when you say "most/all/some of the people" you are talking about (a) general population and you say "most/all/some of them" you are talking about a specific group.
I hope this helps you :)
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