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1. My parents are both 33; they are in their .

2. My grandfather is . He stopped working when he was 62.

3. Christie's elder sister is in her . I think she is 25 or 26.

4. My mum had a recently. It is only three weeks old.

5. Somebody between 13 and 19 is called a .

6. 14 and 15 is a difficult age for boys going through .

7. Officially, you are an when you reach 18.

8. My eldest is 8 years old now.

9. I'll be 40 next year. That means people will call me .

10. Both my grandparents are in their . My grandad will be 70 next year.

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