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Bookmark or Share- students of/at all ages and levels | WordReference ForumsHi all, Is there a difference between "students of all ages and levels" and "students at all ages and levels"? For instance, if someone teaches piano to students, no matter how old or advanced/junior they are, should I use "of" or "at"? She teaches students of/at all ages and levels. She offers piano lessons to students of/at all ages and levels.
- 'People in all ages', 'people at all ages' and 'people of all ages ...So: 'people at all ages' is the different one: ' people at all ages want to be loved'. I tend to think that 'people in all ages' is a bigger statement - that is, people in all ages (over world history) have searched for love.
- moral center - WordReference ForumsContext: “People of all ages are doing great things, but I think the moral centre of the [climate] movement is in high school and middle school. I’ve been blown away by the energy that is coming from young people—it's incredible. So I wanted to do what I always want to do with my books, which is...
- people of all ages vs. people at any age | WordReference ForumsThe original phrase, people of all ages, has a different meaning. It conjures up a picture of a happy family of parents, grandparents and children, all sitting around the board game, having fun together.
- All suggestions are welcome/welcomed - WordReference ForumsPeople will understand that "All welcome" means "all are welcome." I'd probably omit "all" and just write "welcome" if I needed that word for some reason. I don't think "all welcome" is any catchier than "welcome." If I wanted to make it clear that absolutely all people are welcome, I'd probably write this: Everybody is welcome.
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