The phrase "aliens and human" is not correct in written English.
It should be "aliens and humans" to maintain grammatical consistency in number.
Example: "The conference will focus on the interactions between aliens and humans in science fiction literature."
Alternatives: "extraterrestrials and humans" or "aliens and people".
There are no immediately apparent differences between aliens and humans, although alien hair is a popular illegal narcotic, making drug-smuggling across the border a big issue.
But the introduction of a destructive new habit — lying — threatens their civilization and the fragile equilibrium between aliens and humans.
The book is purportedly about a struggle between aliens and humans – but read attentively, it's about a struggle between men and women.
10 P.M. (Science) ALIEN ENCOUNTERS Nick Sagan hosts this new series in which scientists and sci-fi writers explore what might happen if aliens and humans were to make contact.
Oh, and the aliens and humans are on the brink of outright war.
He said the film is a $163 million travesty that inaccurately depicts how aliens and humans really interacted during the 1870s.
I found the heavy doses of background briefing palatable as long as Watson used them as a springboard for Anna's ever-surprising investigations into alien (and human) psychology, along with some Cartesian ruminations on the mind-body problem.
Nevertheless, (1′) should not be taken to assert that all persons are animals; the possibilities of both non-animal people (e.g., robots, angels, aliens, deities) and human animals that are not people (e.g., patients in persistent vegetative states, human fetuses) are left open.
It is here that photojournalist Kaulder, played by Scoot McNairy, finds himself on assignment, snapping the aliens and their human victims.
When he turned 80, the late Arthur C Clarke said that one of his remaining ambitions was to observe the first meeting of alien intelligence and human beings.
