Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Teenager"

The 3 teens will do their 16 years at the facility. (The young offenders institute) The reason why they were sentenced was because the attack was so savage/so barbaric, especially for teenagers. It took place at the Oldham tram/bus stop. It’s 16 years in total. So maybe one of the boys is serving more time than the other 2?

It means that you yourself are a teenager. In general the phrase "Someone is no less of a (.....)" means that they are that exact thing too. For example: "She lied to me..." "I'm sorry Bob but...You are no less of a liar" "He was acting like a 13 year old..." "Well....He is no less of a teenager"

a teenager who barely speaks (he speaks only words with 1 (mono) syllable such as "no, yes, thanks") - he is surely considered quiet/shy and he may be considered rude

Hello! A teenager is a youth between the ages of 13 and 19. People in this age range are called ‘teenagers’ because their ages end in the suffix ‘teen’. Before someone is a teenager, they are sometimes called a ‘tween’ or ‘tweenager’. This is a play on words between the words ‘teenager’ and ‘between’, meaning children who are ages 10-12. They are “between” being a child and being a teenager. Often 19 year olds are not counted as teenagers because 18 is the age of majority in most English-speaking countries. When a teenager graduates from high school, they are almost always referred to as an adult. I hope this helps!

excuse me, you can help me write a reason for swimming. Thank you

A teenager is used for when someone is age 13 to age 19 as the end of those numbers have a teen in them.

@Gustavo123: teen is just the abbreviated form of teenager.

a teenager is someone who is 13 to 19 years old. Teen is a shortened term of teenager, it means the same thing. Adolescent is a more sophisticated term for a teenager

“If I were...” is the only correct one. Why? The other one does not make correct use of the subjunctive mood (el subjuntivo). This is a hypothetical so use “If I were a teenager in 2018.” 😊

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People who are not teenagers anymore, like to watch animations and are super excited about it, and usually less social is because he or she has no other interests except for animations and are usually fat as he or she does not work out.

この場合、「大人の監督付きのプログラム」みたいな意味だと思います。子どもたちがきちんと課題などをこなしているか、悪さをしていないか監督するというような感じではないでしょうか^^

-今の私/現在の私＝the current/present me. the way I am now. as I am now. -when talking about personality, 熱い means "passionate" "enthusiastic" "energetic". "hot" is used to describe the temperature of something, the weather, or a good-looking/attractive person. 1. As a teenager, I had a lot of enthusiasm/passion. But the current me can't seem to get/become passionate like that again; even if it's for my hobby. 2. I was an enthusiastic teenager, but as I am now I can't seem to become passionate about anything anymore; even if it's for my hobby. ↑ is this what you're trying to say?

This is very well written! I like it. Only a few words sound unnatural. I'll correct it a little. :) Life is like a journey across border after border. When you were a fetus, your mother's body, which contained you, was your border; when you were a baby, the home that surrounded you was your border. As you grew into a teenager, you became aware of what was happening in your community, that is, where you lived and where you studied. However, you still knew little about everything outside your community at that time, so your community became your border. As you got more and more mature(/As you matured), you experienced many things for the first time, that's how you kept crossing many borders towards a new horizon. does this sound natural?

Only one out of ten teenagers said they exercised regularly, because they had a lot of maths exercises to do every day.

I think Spider Man is, although I think he's probably up for grabs now, I think I'm probably a bit too old to play a teenager.

Buzzfeed, YouTube stars, celebrities but I'm not sure who's popular right now (I'm not a quite teenager)

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