at or over 18. Is it okay to say so....?
Is it okay to say so....?
at the age of and over the age of 18?
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"At the age of or over the age of 18"
This is too long to sound natural, because "the age of" is repeated twice.
"at or over the age of 18"
This way is better, although it is a little bit formal.
Matthew's suggestion, "18 and up" is a more casual or informal way to say this.
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It's more common to say "18 and up"
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