What does this sentence mean? thanks
Lily is a couple years ahead of other children her age...
-She is in higher grade (because she skipped a couple grade or started early)
-She is much better than other children in some areas.
-It depends
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I would suggest "She is much better than other children in some areas."
It means that she is more intelligent than her other colleagues so the school she's attending has given her a chance to accelerate in her class.
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She is much better than other children of her age in some areas. Most times it is used to refer to level of maturity, the way she thinks talks or responds to something
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Lily is a couple years ahead of other children her age...
It depends on context. In school it means she is in a higher grade. But on its own it just means she is far more mature than other children her age.
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