Hi,
Context: suppose that I am a 50 year old woman. A 15 year old boy wants to make friends with me. He wants to have me as his girl friend but I reject his request because I am far too older than him.
As a 50 year old woman, I want to tell the boy that I can't make friends with him because I am in age of his mother:
I can't make friends with you because I'm old enough to be your mother.
Can the blue part be used in this context?
Thank you.
Can the blue part be used in this context? Yes indeed—or even 'grandmother'.
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sb70012I can't make friends with you because I'm old enough to be your mother.Can the blue part be used in this context?
Yes indeed—or even 'grandmother'.
Thank you. Can these also work?
1. I'm the same age as your grandmother.
2. I'm your mother's age.
3. I'm in place / in age of your mother.
sb700121. I'm the same age as your grandmother. 2. I'm your mother's age.
You can use those if they're true.
sb700123. I'm in place / in age of your mother.
That's not English.