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Ansonguy Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

At an age vs in his age

(1) At a mid age, he won many movie awards.

(2) In his mid age, he won many movie awards.


May I ask two questions?

(A) Does it make sense to say "mid age" when you refer to an age between "early age" and "late age"?

(B) Is it correct to use "in" instead of "at" when you use the possessive "his age" in (2)?

Thanks a lot.

  

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Here's how to do that: As a middle-aged man he won a lot of movie awards. CJ

— CalifJim

  • Here's how to do that: As a middle-aged man he won a lot of movie awards.
  • CJ
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Here's how to do that:

As a middle-aged man he won a lot of movie awards.

CJ

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