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There's not much of the people here in Ukraine who speaks English fluently or There are not much of the people here in Ukraine who speak English fluently
Originally Posted by Barton There's not much of the people here in Ukraine who speaks English fluently or There are not much of the people here in Ukraine who speak English fluently people - noun in the plural much -quantifier used with uncountable nouns. Both sentences are incorrect. There are not many people / not so many people who speak English fluently/who speak fluent English, here, in Ukraine.
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