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    This document provides a table to complete with the nationalities and people of various countries. It explains that nationality can be expressed with an adjective or noun, such as "Scottish" or "a Scot", and sometimes these are the same. It also notes that to refer to the people of a country, we can use the plural noun form or the adjective with "the", like "the Scots" or "the Chinese".

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    This document provides a table to complete with the nationalities and people of various countries. It explains that nationality can be expressed with an adjective or noun, such as "Scottish" or "a Scot", and sometimes these are the same. It also notes that to refer to the people of a country, we can use the plural noun form or the adjective with "the", like "the Scots" or "the Chinese".

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    This document provides a table to complete with the nationalities and people of various countries. It explains that nationality can be expressed with an adjective or noun, such as "Scottish" or "a Scot", and sometimes these are the same. It also notes that to refer to the people of a country, we can use the plural noun form or the adjective with "the", like "the Scots" or "the Chinese".

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    Countries and Nationalities

    We can express nationality with an adjective or a noun in


    English. For example, “I’m Scottish” or “I’m a Scot.” Sometimes
    the noun and the adjective are the same.
    To talk about the people of a country sometimes we use the
    plural of the noun and sometimes we use the adjective with
    “the”. For example, “the Scots”, but “the Chinese.”
    Use a dictionary to complete the table.
    Nationality A person
    Country The People
    (adjective) (noun)
    Spain
    Britain
    France
    England
    Germany
    Scotland
    Wales
    Portugal
    China
    Japan
    Holland
    Switzerland
    Norway
    Russia
    Italy
    The USA
    Canada
    Sweden
    Finland
    Greece

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