Countries and Their People 

England is a country; France is a country; Norway is another country; Turkey is another country; Egypt, Italy, Poland are other countries.\footnote{Original footnote text.}

The people of England are English. They speak English.

The people of Germany are German. They speak German.

The people of Norway are Norwegian. They speak Norwegian.

- Two Meanings of {Country} in English 

There are two meanings of \textit{country} in English. Here are examples in sentences:

 
    * England is a country; Spain is another {country}.
    *  The house is in the  {country}; it is not in the town.

 TOWN vs. COUNTRY 

    * There are a lot of people in the town; there are not many in the country.
    * There are a lot of cows and sheep in the country; there are not many in the town.

Possessive Pronouns

The pronouns I, he, she, it, you; we, they, have another form: my, his, her, its, your, our, their.  
    * I speak French; my language is French.
    * You speak English; your language is English.
    * He speaks Spanish; his language is Spanish.
    * She speaks Norwegian; her language is Norwegian.
    * Where is the dog? It is in its bed under the table.
    * We speak Greek; our language is Greek.
    * They speak Turkish; their language is Turkish.