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Ahn Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
about a usage of 'year-old'
Avdyli, a square-jawed 44-year-old who looks something like an Albanian Chuck Connors , said he was as confident Kosovo would be free as he was about the return of the Serbs.
A question has occured reading this sentence. I think there must be some kind of noun such as 'man' 'guy' or 'woman' after 'year-old'.
Can '-year-old' be used as a noun itself?
A question has occured reading this sentence. I think there must be some kind of noun such as 'man' 'guy' or 'woman' after 'year-old'.
Can '-year-old' be used as a noun itself?
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Can '-year-old' be used as a noun itself? Yes.
- Can '-year-old' be used as a noun itself?
- Yes.
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By the way,
"It's new to me. I didn't know it could be used that way. Thank you."
"It's new to me. I didn't know it could be used that way. Thank you."
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