[Vocabulary] life expectancy

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Will17

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Hello!

Are these sentence grammatically correct, please?

-Men's expectancy is 78 years old.

-Men have a life expectancy of 78 years old.

Thanks a lot.
Will
 
Hello!

Are these sentence grammatically correct, please?

-Men's expectancy is 78 years old.

-Men have a life expectancy of 78 years old.

Thanks a lot.
Will
No. "Men have a life expectancy of 78 years."
 
No. "Men have a life expectancy of 78 years."

Thank you Bhai.

And is this sentence correct?:

"Men's expectancy is 78 years. "

Thanks
 
Thank you Bhai.

And is this sentence correct?:

"Men's expectancy is 78 years. "

Thanks
"Men's life expectancy is 78 years."
 
Thank you, sorry for the oversight...
 
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