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Hi. It has to be written as I am fourteen and I am in the 8th grade. Hamid
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Hi.
It has to be written as
I am fourteen and I am in the 8th grade.
Hamid
It has to be written as
I am fourteen and I am in the 8th grade.
Hamid
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It should be written: I am fourteen, and I am in the 8th grade.
It should be written: I am fourteen, and I am in the 8th grade.
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You can certainly write "I am 14" -- generally numbers of ten can be written in numerals and numbers under ten written in words.
She is six.
He is 14.
(You can add "years old" but most people would understand that you mean that, so you can omit it too.)
The comma separating the two independence clauses is often seen as optional when the sentences are short, as these
She is six.
He is 14.
(You can add "years old" but most people would understand that you mean that, so you can omit it too.)
The comma separating the two independence clauses is often seen as optional when the sentences are short, as these
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In most schools in England, a fourteen-year-old student would be in Year 9 or Year 10.
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