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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 19 years ago
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"children between the age/aged between" "The target audience of ...."

I wonder which of these phrases are correct or more natural?

A children between the age of 7-12

B children aged between 7-12

The target audience of this advertisement is people who appreciate nature. Are these correct? Do they sound natural to you?

The target audience of this advertisement is people who are in their sixties and beyond.



Thank you in advance.

Best wishes,

PBF
  

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Peaceblinkfriend I wonder which of these phrases are correct or more natural? A children between the age of 7-12 Children between the ages of 7-12 B children aged between 7-12 Fine The target audience of this advertisement is people who appreciate nature. The target audience of this advertisement is people who are in their sixties and beyond.

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  • Peaceblinkfriend I wonder which of these phrases are correct or more natural?
  • A children between the age of 7-12 Children between the ages of 7-12 B children aged between 7-12 Fine The target audience of this advertisement is people who appreciate nature.
  • The target audience of this advertisement is people who are in their sixties and beyond.
  • Are these correct?
  • Do they sound natural to you?
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PeaceblinkfriendI wonder which of these phrases are correct or more natural?

A children between the age of 7-12 Children between the ages of 7-12

B children aged between 7-12 Fine

The target audience of this advertisement is people who appreciate nature.

The target audi
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A children between the age of 7-12 Children between the ages of 7-12

B children aged between 7-12 Fine

Do you read them as, for example, "between the ages of seven to eleven" or "between the ages of seven and eleven"? Any difference?
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Hello All:),

I have a question, is "age" needed in the first sentence?
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New2grammarA children between the age of 7-12 Children between the ages of 7-12

B children aged between 7-12 Fine

Do you read them as, for example, "between the ages of seven to eleven" or "between the ages of seven and eleven"? Any difference?
Strictly speakin
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PuccaHello All:),

I have a question, is "age" needed in the first sentence?
children between 7 and 12 (with 'age' removed)
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Hello Yoong Liat:),

Does that mean that it is possible? That sentence, without "age", sounds good to me..

Thanks for answering my question!
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PuccaHello Yoong Liat:),

Does that mean that it is possible? That sentence, without "age", sounds good to me..

Thanks for answering my question!
Yes, it's fine. "Between ... and ...".
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I think if the context does not cause ambiguity, it's possible. An ambiguous context could be, for example, in a contest where each participant has a number on them.
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Thanks for your answer, Yoong Liat!:)
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