"I'm just a 19 year old girl" Is it right?
Wouldn't be "I'm just a 19 years old girl"? With S?
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"I'm just a 19 year old girl" is the right one. however you should use "I'm just a 16 year old girl". lol
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Elena, by the time you are nineteen, you will be... "an incredible nineteen-year-old girl"... or "an incredible girl of nineteen"... or "an incredible girl who happens to be nineteen years old!!!" ;-)
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No S, however technically it needs hyphenation to make it correct:
"I'm just a 19-year-old girl"
("19-year-old" being an adjective here)
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you say something like this ( I am just a 19 nineteen years old girl ) you don't need to wite the number jejej ok see you bye nineteen years old girl
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