Hello, native English speakers.
Do (a) and (b) have the same meaning?
(a) The first question was how old I was.
(b) The first question was about my age.
Would (c) be incorrect?
(c) The first question was my age.
Thanks in advance.
Hello, native English speakers.
Do (a) and (b) have the same meaning?
(a) The first question was how old I was.
(b) The first question was about my age.
Would (c) be incorrect?
(c) The first question was my age.
Thanks in advance.
(c) is OK in spoken English but I prefer (a) and (b) for written English. (a) and (b) basically have the same meaning, though (a) asks for a specific number, for (b) a range of ages may be a possible answer.
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