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Soon you'll be of my age.
Soon you'll be my age.
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8 Although we are at the same age, we have different interests.
Although we are the same age, we have different interests.
be mylyour etc age: 'When I was your age, I was already going out to
work.'
be the same age (as sb): 'Most of my friends are the same , \
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4 In the age of 15, you are allowed to drive a car.
At the age of 15, you are allowed to drive a car. ,
age as me/-r
Phrases with age as their main word usually begin with at &OT in):
'Keeping fit is very important at your age.' 'Some girls get married at a
very young age.' 'She is at the age when she wants to go to school.'
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5 A child in the age of seven or eight needs a little push.
A child of seven or eight needs a little push.
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People in my age spend a lot of time In pubs.
People of my age spend a lot of time in pubs.
noun + of + NUMBER: 'They have aiitlle girl of three and a boy of five.'
noun.+ of + mylyour etc age: 'He is very clever for a boy of his age.' 'A
girl of her age needs someone to play with.'
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14 aged
Note the alternative with aged: 'A child aged seven or eight needs a little
push.'
They have two children in the age of 8 and 12 years.
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They have two children aged 8 and 12.
They have two children, 8 and 12 years of age.
When you mention two ages after a noun, use either of the following:
aged + NUMBER + and + NUMBER: 'two boys aged 12 and 14'
NUMBER + and + NUMBER + years of age: 'two boys, 12 and 14 years
of age'.
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These books are for children at the age of from 4 to 6 years.
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These books are for children aged 4 to 6.
These books are for children between the ages of 4 and 6.
When you mention an age range after a noun, use either aged +
NUMBER + to + NUMBER: 'suitable for children aged seven to eleven'
or between the ages of + NUMBER + and + NUMBER: 'suitable for
children between the ages of seven and eleven'.
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8 See MIDDLE AGE
? Not all aged parents have children to look after them.
Not all elderly parents have children to look after them.
When it means 'very old', aged (pronounced 1 'e1d3 ) is mainly used in
formal styles, usually in the phrase the aged: 'The poor and the aged are
entitled to free health care.'
The usual word for this meaning is elderly, which also sounds polite:
'The photograph was of an elderly gentleman with a white moustache.'
'The building has been converted into a retirement home for the

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Her lifelong aim was to learn how to fly.
Her lifelong ambition was to learn how to fly.

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Every alive creature in the sea is affected by pollution.
Every living creature,in the sea is affected by pollution.


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alive = not dead: 'He was very seriously ill and is lucky to be alive.'
living = (1) alive now: 'He has no living relatives.' (2) used to refer to all
creatures and things that live and die: 'Yeast is a living organism and too
much heat or cold can kill it.' 'The ants will eat any living thing that comes
into their path.'
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Our teacher, Mr Collins, is very alive.
Our teacher, Mr Collins, is very lively.
lively =full of energy: 'The Yorkshire Terrier is a lively breed of dog.'

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All of us didn't want to go to bed.
None of us wanted to go to bed.
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All companies will not tolerate lazy workers.
No company will tolerate lazy workers.
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We all must try to find a solution to the problem

We must all try to find a solution to the problem.
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We all were delighted when we heard the news. /*
We were all delighted when we heard the news,

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I like all the kinds of music.
I like all kinds of music.
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All of children learn to speak naturally.
All children learn to speak naturally.
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All of the young couples need a home of their own.
All young couples need a home of their own.
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For general reference, put all l most/some etc immediately in front of the
noun: 'In Japan most people use chopsticks.'
For specific reference, use all l most/some +of the l these their etc +
noun: 'Most of the Americans I met were very friendly.'

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I was very alone at first but then I made some friends.
I was very lonely at first but then I made some friends.
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alone = without other people around you: 'I've thought about getting
married, but I prefer living alone.'
lonely = sad because you are alone and feel that nobody loves you or
cares about you: 'I didn't know anyone in Boston and felt very lonely.'
'Sarah hated the long lonely days in the empty house.'

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Children learn a lot by doing things alone.
Children learn a lot by doing things on their own.
on your own = without anyone's help or supervision; independently: 'He
built the car all on his own.'

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The war is not over already.
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The war is not over yet.
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/-( The new shop has not been opened already. /=
The new shop has not been opened yet. /
Instead of using not + already, use not + yet: 'We haven't been paid
yet.' 'The plane hasn't landed yet.'

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My immediate ambition is to find somewhere to live.
My immediate aim is to find somewhere to live.
ambition = something very important that you have wanted to do or
achieve for a very long time: 'Sandro's one ambition is to play for Italy in
the World Cup.'
aim = what you hope to achieve when you do something: 'The aim of the
course is to develop the students' writing skills.'

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Not many people manage to satisfy their ambitions.
Not many people manage to achieve their ambitions.
achieve your ambition (NOT satisfy, meet, reach, arrive etc): 'He has
achieved his main ambition -to make a name for himself in politics.'

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Only small amounts of students will be admitted.
Only small numbers of students will be admitted.
amount of + uncountable noun
number of + plural countable noun
Compare: 'an amount of money', 'a number of coins'

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I was lucky and won a big amount of money.
I was lucky and won a large amount of money.

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The amount of crime have increased.
The amount of crime has increased.
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A tremendous amount of research have been carried out.
A tremendous amount of research has been carried out.
amount of (singular) + uncountable noun + singular verb
amounts of (plural) + uncountable noun + plural verb
Compare: 'A large amount of money is required.' 'Large amounts of
money are required.'

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There is a beautiful and old church in the centre of the town.
There is a beautiful old church in the centre of the town.
Do not use and between two adjectives that come before a noun unless
they describe similar qualities, e.g. 'a red and green umbrella' (two
colours), 'a gold and silver bracelet' (two materials), 'a hunting and
fishing knife' (two functions).

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The waiter was made to apologize my father.
The waiter was made to apologize to my father.
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I( He apologized her for the long delay.
He apologized to her for the long delay.
apologize to sb: 'The US has apologized to Britain for the accident that
cost nine lives.'
2 8 She insisted on apologizing