English Language & Usage Asked on October 5, 2021
For example:
• We’re both 20.
Or
• (The) both of us are 20.
I don’t mean to include the person I’m talking to. Which one is more appropriate?
Both
We are twenty
and
Both of us are 20
are grammatically correct and appropriate. Using the option with the sounds terribly old fashioned and non-idiomatic.
The hearer understands that 'both' does not include him/her by the context and discernment of the speaker's intention.
Answered by Arm the good guys in America on October 5, 2021
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