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Newguest Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Above/more/over
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I know that above and over are pretty much the same, but is it possible to say: I'm above ten years older than she is. - I'm not sure, maybe it's possible to use "above", however I would use either "over" or "I'm more than ten years older than she is".
I know that above and over are pretty much the same, but is it possible to say: I'm above ten years older than she is. - I'm not sure, maybe it's possible to use "above", however I would use either "over" or "I'm more than ten years older than she is".
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Hi Newguest, Neither "over" nor "above" works there. I'm more than ten years older than she is.
- Hi Newguest, Neither "over" nor "above" works there.
- I'm more than ten years older than she is.
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Hi Newguest,
Neither "over" nor "above" works there. I'm more than ten years older than she is.
Neither "over" nor "above" works there. I'm more than ten years older than she is.
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Hi ,,
You can say ,, I am above the age of ten years .
But in your case ( comparative) I have no idea whether " Above " is correct or not
You can say ,, I am above the age of ten years .
But in your case ( comparative) I have no idea whether " Above " is correct or not
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