Quick question

[superghz]

Guys, I don't understand this line:

"This offer is restricted to persons age 21 and older."

Does this mean this offer is for young kids less than 21?
Or the other way around, for 21 year old and older?

Sorry for asking but English is not my first language. Thank you.

 

[nboy22]

Originally posted by: superghz
Guys, I don't understand this line:

"This offer is restricted to persons age 21 and older."

Does this mean this offer is for young kids less than 21?
Or the other way around, for 21 year old and older?

Sorry for asking but English is not my first language. Thank you.

that's exactly what it sounds like to me, no 21 year olds or older.

 

[neutralizer]

For 21 years old and older.

 

[johnjohn320]

It says restricted to age 21 and up. You're only eligibile if you're over 21. Otherwise it would be "Age 21 and up are restricted."

 

[jst0ney]

Originally posted by: johnjohn320
It says restricted to age 21 and up. You're only eligibile if you're over 21. Otherwise it would be "Age 21 and up are restricted."

exactly

 

[kaymin]

Yeah, it's kinda counterintuitive but taht's how english works.

 

[animalia]

english sucks.

 

[nboy22]

Originally posted by: animalia
english sucks.

Yeah lol.. I read it too quickly oh well...

 

[superghz]

Got it. Thank you very much!!!

 

[Jeff7]

Originally posted by: animalia
english sucks.

Or poor use of it. Easier wording would be, "This offer is only available to those age 21 or older."