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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

1400 = one thousand four hundred

How do I pronounce it ?

Parameswara founded the Sultanate of Melaka in the year 1400.

How do pronounce it ? in the year 1400 ?

in the year 1400 = in the year one thousand four hundred

P/s: How about this ? (1344 - 1424) How to say it?
  

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Hi, How do I pronounce it ? Parameswara founded the Sultanate of Melaka in the year 1400. How do pronounce it ?

  • Hi, How do I pronounce it ?
  • Parameswara founded the Sultanate of Melaka in the year 1400.
  • How do pronounce it ?
  • in the year 1400 ?
  • in the year 1400 = in the year one thousand four hundred Say 'in the year fourteen hundred' P/s: How about this ?
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Hi,
How do I pronounce it ?

Parameswara founded the Sultanate of Melaka in the year 1400.

How do pronounce it ? in the year 1400 ?

in the year 1400 = in the year one thousand four hundred Say 'in the year fourteen hundred'

P/s: How about this ? (1344 - 1424) How to say it?

You could say

one thousand, three hundred and forty-fo
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If in the year 1344 - 1424,

we also can say,

one thousand, three hundred and forty-four minus . . . .

or

thirteen forty-four minus . . . ?
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Hi,

Use "minus" when you are talking about maths (a subtraction). For instance:

1424 - 1344 = 80 => one thousand, four hundred and twenty-four minus one thousand, three hundred and forty-four equals eighty


If you are talking about time, you cannot say "minus". You could use "between ... and".

1424 - 1344 => "Between thirtee
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Vincent TeoIf in the year 1344 - 1424,

we also can say,

one thousand, three hundred and forty-four minus . . . .

or

thirteen forty-four minus . . . ?

No!

In the years thirteen forty-four through fourteen twenty-four...
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Hi GG,
To me, that use of 'through' is or at least used to be a uniquely American English expression.

Clive
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The meetings lasted Monday through Thursday.

Clive, are you saying this through?
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I would use "to" as well (but not "minus").
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Hi,
To my ear, sounds rather American.
Clive
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What preposition do you use?

In the period 1824–1844, blah blah...

In the period eighteen twenty-four _?___ eighteen forty-four...
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Hi,
I favour 'from 2003 to 2007 (inclusive)'.

Clive

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