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    The document provides examples of stating ages from 10 to 100 years old. It asks how old different people are, including ages like 32, 8, 80, 100, 30, 67, 75, and 23. It also gives examples of relationships like an aunt, grandparents, uncle, and cousin.

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    How Old Are You - Unit 1

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    Rickson Miranda
    The document provides examples of stating ages from 10 to 100 years old. It asks how old different people are, including ages like 32, 8, 80, 100, 30, 67, 75, and 23. It also gives examples of relationships like an aunt, grandparents, uncle, and cousin.

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    HOW OLD ARE YOU?

    Numbers from 10 to 100!


    How old are you?

    I’m _____ years old.


    How old is she?

    She’s thirty-two years old.


    How old is he?

    He’s eight years old.


    How old is he?

    He’s eighty years old.


    How old is she?

    She’s one hundred years old.


    How old is she?

    She’s thirty years old.


    How old is he?

    He’s sixty-seven years old.


    How old is she?

    She’s seventy-five years old.


    How old is he?

    He’s twenty-three years old.


    Who are they?

    She’s my aunt. They’re my grandparents! He’s my uncle. She’s my cousin.

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