Jan 21, 2006for the current year people tend to say "two thousand (and) six" rather than "twenty oh six". I am wondering if i can use "in around" + "year" to mean "sometime near a certain year." take the following scenario as an example: Jun 5, 2016i'm in a narrative context (novel) talking about a nineteen year old male in the third person.
Mar 16, 2019"16 y.o." is only used in lists of names as an abbreviation for " [who is] sixteen year s old" - it is adjectival, not substantive. (1) i have lived here for a year. (2) i have lived here for one year.
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