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Is it grammatically correct to add the morpheme -s to the word 'year', when I say " I'm 21 year(s)? old."?
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Is it grammatically correct to add the morpheme -s to the word 'year', when I say " I'm 21 year(s)? old."?
Yes it is. "Years" should be plural.
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