mrmvp
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- Jul 13, 2017
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- Arabic
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- United Arab Emirates
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- United Arab Emirates
I write two sentences and I am struggling with "ages" and "aged" when mentioning individuals. I have seen both words are used in different contexts.
1. The front chairs are reserved to children ages/ aged 5 to 9 for the circus.
2. Women whose ages /who are aged 20 to 50 can have the operation with little likelihood that it's perilous.
1. The front chairs are reserved to children ages/ aged 5 to 9 for the circus.
2. Women whose ages /who are aged 20 to 50 can have the operation with little likelihood that it's perilous.
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