It depends on the style of the text. If it is similar to a newspaper article, you should write "X, 29" or "X (29)". If it's a more formal document, you may write "aged 29".
The noun 'Gertrude' is a proper noun, the name of a person.
A 75 year old person is typically referred to as a septuagenarian.
A centenarian is a person who is 100 years old or older.
A centenarian is a person who lives to be 100 years or older.
A person who is recovering from an illness is commonly referred to as a patient, a survivor, or a convalescent.
John has invited us over for a Twister party tomorrow night.
You can write a command sentence, "You cut up up the vegetables", or "(you) Cut up the vegetables." Or you can insert a person's name instead of using 'you'.
My name is ______.My house is over there.My pet name is _____.My favorite thing is ______.
ok this is how you do it well am 10 am not going to tell you my name
The name "Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch*" is quite a mouthful! * the name of a real town in Wales
Your photo portrait is beautiful; I would like the name of that photographer.
Elizabeth knew that he called the elephant's trunk a proboscis, its scientific name.
If the person's name is known, then the answer depends on the context of the sentence. In general, it's considered 'sexist' to write he or she when the gender is not known--one should use he/she.
I am studying Celtic traditions because I hope to write about the right rite! Please write soon! With which hand will you write your name?
This accusation is a slur on his good name.
Reputable means a person had a good name, a good reputation. Ruptible was not found in my research.
Yes because a proper noun uses a person place or things name