People aged 50 and more
I want to say people who aged '50 and over'.
Can I change the words to 'age 50 and more' to describe the same meaning?
Thank you
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Answers · 7
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You could, it would be understood, but would not be natural. It would, I'm sorry to say, sound like Chinglish.
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The most common phrase you'll see for this kind of situation will actually be "age 50 and up."
You would be understood with how you express it, but it's not the standard.
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'More' doesn't seem natural for an age. 'More' is for an quantity or a price.
For ages, it would be 'above' 'over' or (in the US) 'up'.
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