Ask an expert to "settle down to work" and "talented people come forth in large numbers". thank you

Translation: Get down to work.

2. Talents come forth in large numbers

Talents are produced by every generation.

Keywords: brilliant

English [t? l？ nt？ d]

Brilliant; talented

Phrases:

Talents; Metaphor is a rare talent; A man of talent and virtue; personnel recruitment

Extended data:

Keywords usage: genius

noun

1, the basic meaning of people is "people, people", which is collective noun, and there is no plural form. When the subject is in a sentence, the predicate verb is plural. When referring to "people" in general, the definite article the is not added before it.

When people is used with the definite article the, it means "people", which refers to the people of a country or the whole world or the "people" who are opposed to the ruling class, and there is no plural form.

3. People can also be interpreted as "nation, race" and "collective United by common culture", which are countable nouns. Is "a nation"/one? When there are many nationalities, use the plural form People. When modified by a, one or every, predicate verbs are mostly singular. Refers to it or itself. When people is the subject in a sentence, the predicate verb can be singular or plural, but it is mostly plural.