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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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age has caught up with him

How would you say this? I don't know if this is what people say.

He used to be mature for his age but his age has caught up to him. He's no longer mature.

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` We do use 'age has caught up with him', but not as in your example. 'He used to run marathons but his age has caught up with him. ' Rover

— Rover_KE

  • ` We do use 'age has caught up with him', but not as in your example.
  • 'He used to run marathons but his age has caught up with him.
  • ' Rover
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We do use 'age has caught up with him', but not as in your example.

'He used to run marathons but his age has caught up with him. He can hardly walk now.'

Rover
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