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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Grammatical error
What's wrong in this sentence :-
He may have gotten mature, but his mind is still a twelve year old functioning.
He may have gotten mature, but his mind is still a twelve year old functioning.
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He may have grown up, but his mind is still a twelve-year-old's. He may have grown up, but his mind is still that of a twelve-year-old.
- He may have grown up, but his mind is still a twelve-year-old's.
- He may have grown up, but his mind is still that of a twelve-year-old.
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He may have grown up, but his mind is still a twelve-year-old's.
He may have grown up, but his mind is still that of a twelve-year-old.
He may have grown up, but his mind is still that of a twelve-year-old.
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He may have gotten mature but he has a mind of 12 years old functioning
What's wrong in the above sentence ? Should it be correct this way :-
He may be aged but his mind is still of a 12 years old
The first sentence looks more appealing to me so I prefer that. But is it natural to native ears ?
Thanks in advance!
I will really appreciate your help.
What's wrong in the above sentence ? Should it be correct this way :-
He may be aged but his mind is still of a 12 years old
The first sentence looks more appealing to me so I prefer that. But is it natural to native ears ?
Thanks in advance!
I will really appreciate your help.
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nvm, i wasn't logged in and posted the question first as anonymous
Thanks Mister Micawber:!!
Thanks Mister Micawber:!!
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