This document provides guidelines for describing different age groups and using doubling/tripling terminology. It explains that those aged 45-50 can be referred to as "people aged 45-50 years old" or "the 45 to 50-year-olds". It also outlines when to use "double/triple" vs. "twofold/threefold", indicating that the former are used to compare two subjects in one year while the latter describe a one subject's increase over different years.
This document provides guidelines for describing different age groups and using doubling/tripling terminology. It explains that those aged 45-50 can be referred to as "people aged 45-50 years old" or "the 45 to 50-year-olds". It also outlines when to use "double/triple" vs. "twofold/threefold", indicating that the former are used to compare two subjects in one year while the latter describe a one subject's increase over different years.
This document provides guidelines for describing different age groups and using doubling/tripling terminology. It explains that those aged 45-50 can be referred to as "people aged 45-50 years old" or "the 45 to 50-year-olds". It also outlines when to use "double/triple" vs. "twofold/threefold", indicating that the former are used to compare two subjects in one year while the latter describe a one subject's increase over different years.
=> People / citizens / individuals at the age of 45-50 => People in the 45-50 age group => The 45 to 50-year-old people / citizens / individuals => The 45 to 50-year-olds => People whose ages are / were from 45 to 50
DOUBLE / TRIPLE & TWOFOLD / THREEFOLD
Double / triple: Use as Verbs or Adjectives * Use to compare 2 subjects in one year Ex: The number of mobile phones produced by Samsung doubled / was double that of Iphone in 1997
Twofold / Threefold: Use as Adjectives or Adverbs
* Use to compare 1 subject in two different years (in a period) + only use to describe the rising trend Ex: The number of mobile phones produced by Samsung increased twofold from 30 million in 1994 to 60 million in 1998 or: The number of mobile phones produced by Samsung witnessed a twofold increase from 30 million in 1994 to 60 million in 1998