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Writingtosms Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

In spite of your age, you are very active.

Hi

A young man, while conversing with an elderly gentleman, is trying to appreciate him because he exercises regularly and keeps himself active and healthy. So, the younger guy says something like -

In spite of your age, you are very active.

Does the first part of this sentence sound rude?

If so, please help me re-phrase the statement.


Thank you.

  

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I suggest simply You are very active.

— Clive

  • I suggest simply You are very active.
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I suggest simply You are very active.

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