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Hey friends…

Today I’m here to teach you

a really cool grammar lesson!

We normally use adjectives to describe a noun.

For example

people is a noun,

and rich is an adjective.

Look here:

Rich people have a lot of money.

Rich people are a group.

To describe a group of people

with a shared quality,

we can use an adjective without using a noun,

but be sure to use the before your adjective!

For example:

the rich have a lot of money.

Now I want to say:

poor people have less money than rich people.

It’s possible to say:

the poor have less money than the rich.

See?

It sounds very natural.

Some adjectives of nationality

ending in -sh and -ch

can be used after the without nouns.

For example,

instead of saying:

The British people drink a lot of tea,

we can say:

The British drink a lot of tea.

for example instead of saying

The french people are proud of their art,

we can say:

The French are proud of their art.

Now tell me which sentence is wrong?

And why is it wrong?