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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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fewer years apart

Could you please correct the sentences?

I'm closer to his daughter's age than to his wife's age. His daughter and I are 4 years apart while his wife and I are 10 years apart.
I am fewer years apart with his daughter than with his wife.

Thank you in advance
  

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Anonymous I'm closer to his daughter's age than to his wife's age. That's fine. Anonymous I am fewer years apart with his daughter than with his wife.

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  • Anonymous I'm closer to his daughter's age than to his wife's age.
  • That's fine.
  • Anonymous I am fewer years apart with his daughter than with his wife.
  • That isn't.
  • Stick to the first sentence.
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AnonymousI'm closer to his daughter's age than to his wife's age.
That's fine.
AnonymousI am fewer years apart with his daughter than with his wife.
That isn't. Stick to the first sentence.
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