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| Tom is only three years old but he's very self-reliant. He doesn't need your help to get dressed. |
| Where are the scissors? I want to cut up these old letters before I throw them out. |
| My grandparents are too old to work in the garden, so they have employed a gardener. |
| You will find the old files in the filing cabinet. |
| I found an interesting advertisement for an old bike in yesterday's paper. |
| I don't want to retire yet, but I feel too old to work full time. |
| My father is fifty-five years old next week. |
| Jack is thirty-five years old and he still lives with his parents. |
| My grandfather is eighty years old. |
| Sally is worried about the lines on her forehead. She says they make her look old. |
| That big clock on the wall is very old. My grandparents gave it to me. |
| My dad isn't very old but he's got grey hair. |
| That old oak in the middle of the park makes a big impression on everyone. |
| There are two old apple trees in my grandparents' garden. |
| I'm 15 (years old). |
| This house is 50 years old. |
| This book is very old, so please be careful with it. |
| This computer is old but it will be good enough for the office. |
| My grandma is very old. |
| My little sister is five years old tomorrow. |
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| Len was standing on the old pier when I arrived. |
| We must sell these old car parts. I can't get the car into the garage. |
| Don't put that old sweater on again. It looks terrible. |
| Your old computer is all right. You don't need a laptop. |
| Why do you keep all these old newspapers? Throw them away. |
| I came across my parents' old photos when I was looking for some documents. |
| My grandma is 85 years old but she's a very energetic lady. |
| That old house at the end of the street has finally been knocked down. |
| I ran into an old friend from primary school yesterday. |
| You've got a very old version of the system. It needs upgrading. |
| I must replace my winter tyres. The old ones are finished. |
| Tom and Sally watch a lot of old silent comedy films but they just bore me. |
| I need a new pair of sandals. The old ones have worn out. |
| Our old car is growing in value but we have no plans to sell it. |
| We've got four old pear trees in the garden, so we eat pears every year. |
| This game doesn't work on my old PC. |
| They're planning to blow up the old building next to the station. |
| Put these old magazines in the bin, please. |
| My granddads both used to tell me great stories about the old days. |
| The stains of blood on the carpet must be quite old as they've already turned maroon. |
| Let's dance! I love these old tracks. |
| How old do you have to be to get a driving licence in your country? |
| They live in the east of the country now, on an old farm. |
| My daughter is two and a half years old. |
| This chair is comfortable. However, I'm throwing it away because it's old. |
| The house looks old but it's very modern inside. |
| Nobody lives in the old house on the hill now. Some say it's haunted. |
| I wonder what it will be like to be old. |
| This old wooden bridge isn't very safe. |
| These new headphones sound better than my old ones. |
| I found this old violin in the attic. Your grandad used to play it. |
| The wooden floor in the kitchen is very old. |
| My daughter is two years old tomorrow. |
| My sister is twenty years old. |
| We had a magnificent view of the old castle from our hotel window. |
| In the old days, animated cartoons were drawn by hand. |
| My navy blue sweater looks a bit old. I'll have to throw it out. |
| These jeans look old but they're brand new. That's the modern style. |
| We all get old. It's a cruel fact of life. |
| He has an excellent knowledge of the importance of the old southern trade routes. |
| Modern light bulbs are economically more efficient than the old types. |
| There's nothing ordinary about Warsaw's Old Town district. It's wonderful! |
| That clock on the bookshelf is an antique. It's about a hundred years old. |
| In the old days, beer in pubs was served from jugs. |
| It's years since I've been to a night club. I feel I'm too old now. |
| I can't see why some people need to live in luxury. I like my old farm cottage. |
| I found a bunch of old keys yesterday. I threw them away. |
| In the old days we only had a few radio stations to listen to. |
| We need to tidy up the noticeboard. There's too much old stuff on it. |
| I wish I were more creative. I just do the same old things. |
| This old writing desk looks valuable. Shall we sell it? |
| Do you ever wear anything other than that old sweatshirt? |
| Throw that old handkerchief away! I've bought you a new one. |
| The signpost was old and we couldn't read anything. |
| That computer will need a lot more power than the old one. |
| Who's the head of your department now? I believe old Thompson left last year. |
| I miss my mates from the old days. We had a great time. |
| We're thinking of getting a couple of goats. They can sleep in the old barn. |
| Don't throw that old metal away! We can recycle it. |
| My first motorcycle was an old Triumph. |
| My greatest fear is that I'll get ill when I'm old. |
| We need new covers for the settee cushions. They look old. |
| Our old school gym was too small to play basketball. |
| I keep all my old jars for my homemade jams. |
| There are too many game shows on TV. I prefer watching old films. |
| My dressing table looks a bit old fashioned but I like it. |
| I walked round the corner and bumped into an old friend from school. |
| He came via Berlin so we could visit an old friend. |
| She pointed to the old house but I couldn't see it. |
| It's time you shaved off that ugly beard. It makes you look old. |
| Is it okay to burn old leaves in the garden? |
| I give away all my old clothes. I wouldn't get much if I sold them. |
| Surely he's too old to referee a professional football match. |
| I'll make some juice with those old peaches. |
| I see you've still got that old rug. The holes give it plenty of character. |
| Can I throw out these old books about economics? Nobody reads them. |
| Philip's wanted to be a filmmaker since he was about five years old. |
| I can't play my new flute as well as I could my old one. |
| Why do you keep all these old pennies? |
| My son has been a swimmer since he was one year old. |
| I've got a pile of old books to get rid of. |
| We spent all morning looking at my grandfather's pictures of old trolleybuses. |
| Are these old paintings of any value? |
| I think the leader of the expedition is too old at forty-seven. |
| We can sell all this old iron as scrap. What else could we do with it? |
| You can pour that paint into these old buckets. I don't need them. |
| I'll burn this old book. It's got some kind of worms in it. |
| I've given away your old bikes. You never used them. |
| I'll go and burn these old newspapers. |
| It was wonderful to see my old friends at the school reunion. |
| Our old wooden fence needs replacing with a metal one. |
| My new mobile is only a little different from the old one. |
| Let's go to the old town tonight and have some fun. |
| It was so good to be with my old friends again. |
| How old is your granny? |
| I need a new alarm clock. The old one doesn't do anything. |
| I met an old friend at the bus station yesterday. He might come to visit us soon. |
| Look at this old photograph. This is my granny when she was a little girl. |
| Do you think it will be safe to walk across the bridge? It looks very old. |
| Ken's just finished restoring an old motorbike. He's done a good job. |
| The walls in Derek's room are covered with old cinema posters. |
| I've been working on my old scooter but it still won't start. |
| I got a call from an old school friend yesterday. We're going to meet up soon. |
| We've just bought an old Victorian bathtub. It's been restored. |
| How old is your grandson now? He's very tall. |
| I prefer our car to theirs, even though it's old. |
| I believe Ian restored his old car himself. |
| Brian's kids are old enough to be left at home by themselves. |
| I usually mix old clothes with any new that I buy. |
| Those old trainers of yours need throwing out. |
| These lemons are too old for lemonade. I'll buy some fresh. |
| The railway station needs modernising. Everything's so old! |
| The living room carpet looks old. Shall we change it? |
| We spent the evening looking at our old photographs. |
| I've made some juice from those old pears. It's in the fridge. |
| Clive's got a job repairing old musical instruments. He loves it. |
| The old Disney cartoons are better than the modern ones made on computers. |
| The magazines at the dentist's are about thirty years old. |
| I don't like modern furniture at all. All mine is old. |
| I'm going to try to restore our old piano. |
| Rod has a great collection of old theatre posters. |
| All my school textbooks are old and not very interesting. |
| They say one is getting old when policemen look too young. |
| Angie became a policewoman as soon as she was old enough. |
| How old is your granddaughter? She's growing up fast. |
| I'm happy in my new job but I miss my old colleagues. |
| They've been best friends since they were two years old. |
| This is my old friend Jack. |
| I've also got an old Mercedes. They're great cars. |
| This old camera can't be connected to a computer. |
| My daughter is five years old. |
| I usally spend my evenings watching old films. |
| My mobile is too old to be connected to my computer. |
| I think it will be hard to sell a CD player. It's old technology. |
| Why do you always wear that old coat? It looks dreadful. |
| This T-shirt is starting to look a bit old. It's lost its shape. |
| Jack is thirty-five years old and still lives with his parents. |
| This dictionary is too old to be useful. |
| I met an old friend in town yesterday. It's a small world. |
| Wear some old clothes if you're going to work on the car. |
| We should start saving for our old age. |
| My son is four years old. |
| I've put the old clothes into a box. It's at the bottom of the stairs. |
| I've got a lot of old records I want to give away. |
| My sister is a book-binder and knows a lot about the old Chinese methods of making books. |
| A translator can work well into old age if health doesn't become a problem. |
| I knocked the old wall down with a sledgehammer. |
| The pincers will be best for pulling out the old nails. |
| Who do you hang around with nowadays? The same old crowd? |
| We obviously like old cars. That's why we are regulars at the club meetings. |
| This disk is making a noise. Is that normal or is it getting old? |
| We need a new company logo. The old one looks rather dated. |
| I remember being very surprised when I was first addressed as 'sir'. It made me feel old! |
| What's this stuff in this box? It looks very old. |
| I didn't recognize any of my old school friends at the reunion. |
| I don't recognize the old place after so many years away. |
| We need to start saving so we can be secure in our old age. |
| This pie is too crusty for my old teeth. |
| I was thrilled to get a letter from an old schoolfriend yesterday. |
| My dad has a huge collection of old military medals from the First World War. |
| We should go for a contemporary design. I've spent my life living in old houses. |
| I wanted to be an actor since I was twelve years old. My parents were very encouraging. |
| I'd say Lucy's twenty years old, roughly, give or take a year. |
| It's basically the same old story. A boy meets a girl and they fall in love. |
| I used to enjoy banging away on my old typewriter. The modern computer keyboard is much less fun to use. |
| The smell of old sweat is absolutely disgusting! |
| Are you sure this aircraft is fit for service? It looks rather old. |
| We can throw out all these old files now that we've got everything on computer. |
| Just what I need! Another teen drama to remind me how old I am. |
| The old stock needs to be moved into another room for now. |
| I'm getting too old to keep up with you. Go for your walk and I'll wait here. |
| Are you familiar with these symbols? I have no idea how to read them. |
| How can I prepare the meat with this old knife? I need a sharp one. |
| I didn't recognise an old friend until he came up close to me at the bus stop this morning. |
| We want to convert the old barn into a holiday home, to let in summer for extra income. |
| We should knock down that old shed at the bottom of the garden. It will fall down if we don't. |
| Let's go and sit in the shade beneath the old pier. |
| Will our budget stretch to a new TV? The old one has terrible audio. |
| That man in the shop must think I'm an idiot for buying this old painting. |
| My torch needs new batteries. The old ones died yesterday. |
| This rope is of no use. It's far too old and is rotting away. |
| It's an old firm and we still have many rather outdated procedures in our accounting method. |
| I got a great deal on the flat, so I can also afford a new car now. |
| I hope I don't become a grumpy old git when I'm in my eighties. |
| I started to feel the onset of old age when I was in my late fifties. |
| I can't mince the steak in this old mincer! Its rusty and will never be clean enough to use. |
| My dad used to restore old cars but he retired a few years ago. |
| It's time we threw out this old sofa and got a new one. |
| They say the old cinema is to be pulled down to make way for a shopping centre. |
| I'm going to the town centre because they're demolishing the old gas works today. |
| It's absurd to expect your parents to spend all day walking with us. They're over seventy years old! |
| This old chopping board needs throwing away. It's filthy! |
| Do you know anyone who might need our old baby cot? I don't plan to have any more children. |
| In the old days, men used to have very stiff cuffs as a mark of elegance. |
| I'd prefer to be shot than hacked to death by a sword. The good old days? Hardly! |
| This old LCD monitor will be fine for a spare in case my new one goes wonky. |
| I've given up on my desire to travel the world. I think I'm too old now. |
| I think I'm getting too old for all the pressure at work. I have a permanent headache. |
| My sewing machine needed a new motor. The old one was as old as the hills. |
| This string breaks too easily. I think it's because it's old. |
| There seem to be a lot more adverts on satellite TV than there were in the old days. |
| Have you any idea how much nasty carbon monoxide that old engine is pumping into the air I breathe? |
| I've got a drawer full of old devices from the early days of computer and phone technology. |
| The fuel gauge on this car is surprisingly accurate for such an old model. |
| I fear becoming old more than anything else. |
| Jeffrey sobbed his heart out when his cat went missing. |
| I'm going to restore this old bike and paint it bright red. It'll look like new! |
| I'm terrified of being confined to bed in my old age. |
| It'll take me all day to sort these old family photographs. |
| I'm looking for an old car to do up. I want to learn to paint and weld. |
| I remember when our headquarters were an old garage in the back streets of London. We've done pretty well, wouldn't you say? |
| The old shed will have to go to make a place for the garage. You can keep your gardening tools in it, no problem. |
| You're never too old to train for a new career. What do you fancy doing with the rest of your life? |
| These old orchestral manuscripts might fetch a good price at auction. |
| I'm getting too old to do the maintenance on my car. I need to find a good mechanic. |
| There's not much use for this old typewriter now we all have computers, is there? Can I throw it out? |
| The university is to fund a new research facility where the old concert hall stood. |
| Throw that old cloth out and get a clean one! We have to clean things, not make them dirtier. |
| Can't you wear something else besides those smelly old sneakers? |
| Where on earth are we going to put the new stock? The old stuff hasn't been moved yet. |
| Help me rip up this old sheet, please. I need some rags in the garage. |
| I left the group and was walking across to the fountain when I met an old school friend. |
| You're old enough to look after yourself now. |
| I'll help you dress to save time. I know you're old enough to do it by yourself. |
| Can we go a bit further? I think my old school is just along this road. |
| I thought I'd dug up a bomb, but it turned out to be an old radio with lots of wires sticking out of its casing. |
| I haven't seen any of the old crowd for ages. I wonder where they all are now. |
| When I was a kid, I used to make a tent from an old sheet and some sticks and pretend I was a commando. |
| What happened to the fighter in you? I guess you've got old like me. |
| How many cars do you own now? I heard that you bought an old Jaguar last week. |
| The stink from the garage is getting worse. We have to clear out those old, damp newspapers. |
| It's said that an angry ghost haunts the old manor house. |
| The starter motor is sold on an exchange basis. We'll need your old one as part of the deal. |
| Don't wipe the kitchen surfaces with that old cloth. I used it to clean the floor this morning. |
| It's so nice to gather around a campfire and sing the old songs together. |
| This steak is like an old boot. I chew and chew and nothing happens, it just moves around in my mouth! |
| The new gas boiler will cost a few hundred but will be much more economical than the old one. |
| The worst I ever felt was when I lost our first child when she was just a week old. |
| I was tremendously pleased to see my old school friends again. |
| Modern chips are a lot energy-efficient than the old glass valves. |
| Amazing treasures have been found in old tombs over the years. |
| Let's hope our investments provide for us in our old age. |
| I miss my old desktop PC. It was as solid as a rock. |
| Keep all that old bark for lighting the fire in winter. I'll put it in the barn to dry it out. |
| I love lots of frills and lace. I'm just an old romantic at heart. |
| I used to enjoy bowling but it got too expensive when the old alley was renovated. |
| One of our hens is getting old. She doesn't lay many eggs these days. |
| In the past, a lord had a lot of power. These days many of them are politicians who cannot change the law. |
| I still have my old medals from competitions I won at school. |
| Do you remember those old computer monitors and how big they were? The modern ones are much more convenient. |
| I found some nice images on an old camera of mine yesterday. We might be able to use some of them. |
| I have some bags of old clothing to take down to the charity shop. I'll need some help with them. |
| I think these hazelnuts are a bit old. They taste bitter. |
| There are some similarities between our lives. We're both mad about vintage cars and love beer. |
| All the old batteries have been packed and are ready for disposal. I'll take them to a supermarket that has a bin for them. |
| It really grates on my nerves when people talk about the good old days. These days we have dental anesthetic and the Internet! |
| My father's mumbling to himself more and more these days. I suppose it's to do with old age. |
| I'll donate these old shoes and clothes to a charity shop. They're all in very good condition. |
| Am I ageing well, or am I starting to look old? |
older / elder |
| Daniel often speaks jealously of his successful elder brother. |
| Debbie is Stephen's elder by several years, but they're very close. |
| I get on well with my elder brother. |
| I've got two younger brothers and an elder sister. |
| My elder brother has started a fishing club. It has fifteen members already. |
| My elder daughter is very musical and the younger one prefers drawing and painting. |
| This was painted by my elder sister. I wish I had her talent. |
| A lot of people continue to play with kites when they get older. |
| Cardigans are for older guys who wear slippers and smoke a pipe. |
| Even older men are comfortable about wearing earrings these days. |
| Eyelids change as people get older. |
| Harold is going to have to accept that he's getting older. |
| I don't like digital watches, I much prefer the older kind. |
| I find it difficult to tolerate fools as I get older. |
| I tend to socialize less and less as I get older. I enjoy my own company. |
| I think I need a bigger surfboard now I'm older. |
| I think I'm becoming more clumsy as I get older. |
| I'm losing my willingness to give others the benefit of the doubt. I'm becoming much more judgmental as I get older. |
| I'm not so interested in fashion trends now I'm older, but I still like to dress well. |
| I'm not sure I'll be able to look after my parents adequately when I'm older. |
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| I'm older than you, so do as I say! |
| I've always looked up to my older sister. |
| I've got two brothers, both older than me. |
| It's scary to think about how fast time goes by as one gets older. |
| Jack is always very impertinent when he is talking to his boss. He should show more respect to an older and more important person. |
| I'd like to photograph the children against a background of flowers, ok? |
| My hair's not as fair as it used to be. It's getting darker as I get older. |
| My medication is becoming more and more expensive as I get older. It should be free for retired people. |
| People often become more forgetful as they get older. |
| People seem to become more conservative as they get older. Is that selfishness? |
| Please ask the DJ to play some slower music for the older guests. |
| She looks older than seventeen. I thought she was in her twenties. |
| The older and younger generations will always complain about each other. |
| The seasons are rolling around really fast as I get older. |
| You're becoming increasingly lazy as you get older. |
oldest / eldest |
| It broke my heart when our oldest dog died last week. |
| The cathedral is one of the oldest and most beautiful buildings in the city. |
| Dorothy is the eldest of Mr and Mrs Smith's seven children. |
| Is Philip the eldest of your six brothers? |
| My eldest son is at university. |
| My eldest son is getting married this summer. |
| My eldest son never really understood independence until he went to university and started washing his own socks. |
| The obvious choice of best man was the groom's eldest brother. |
| This is Jenny, my eldest grandchild. |
| Who's the eldest member of your family? |
