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Se jong ahn Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
help me~
I am not sure if I am correct to say like this: they are 40-45 years old.
Is that correct? I want to express their are more than 40 but less than 45 years old.......
1) they are 40-45 years old.
2) they are 40s~45s.
3) they are 40s - 45s.
......plz~
Is that correct? I want to express their are more than 40 but less than 45 years old.......
1) they are 40-45 years old.
2) they are 40s~45s.
3) they are 40s - 45s.
......plz~
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Hello, se jong ahn —and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member.
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Be sure you do not double-post in the future.
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