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Silak12 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Seeing your age?
Hi! everyone. I want to know whether it is right to say "seeing your age" in the below sentence? or should I say "observing your age"?
Situation-:I am chatting with a newly added friend who is actually a woman with the age 34 years(Is it right to say "with the age" here?)
and I ask her "seeing your age I reckon you must be doing a job so what do you do Merian (her name)" Is this sentence correct? Can I say "observing your age" instead of "seeing your age?
Thanks!
Situation-:I am chatting with a newly added friend who is actually a woman with the age 34 years(Is it right to say "with the age" here?)
and I ask her "seeing your age I reckon you must be doing a job so what do you do Merian (her name)" Is this sentence correct? Can I say "observing your age" instead of "seeing your age?
Thanks!
Top answer
It is either rude or rather silly to mention age if it is obvious that she is of working age. "
- It is either rude or rather silly to mention age if it is obvious that she is of working age.
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It is either rude or rather silly to mention age if it is obvious that she is of working age.
I am chatting with a new friend who is a 34-year-old woman, and I ask her, "What do you do, Merian?"
I am chatting with a new friend who is a 34-year-old woman, and I ask her, "What do you do, Merian?"
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Thanks! Sir
Mister MicawberIt is either rude or rather silly to mention age if it is obvious that she is of working age.
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