curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-discuss-roles-and-responsibilities/65b2315a2cce3926f4719551.md
The structure in + someone's early/late + numbers is used to talk about a person's age without specifying exactly how old they are.
Examples:
My brother is in his early 20s. This gives a general idea that he is at the beginning of his twenties without specifying the exact age.
My aunt is in her late 50s. It suggests she is towards the end of her fifties, close to turning 60, but doesn't say the precise age.
She is a tall woman BLANK BLANK BLANK 40s, with long blond hair and glasses.
in
It starts the phrase to indicate the period of age.
her
It shows that you are talking about the woman's age.
early
It indicates the lower end of the 40s age range.
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