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Sanz Posted 21 years ago
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22,222 twenty-two thousand...
Hi! Please tell me if I wrote right this number
22,222 twenty-two thousand two hundred and twenty-two
My doubt is about writting a hypen in the first twenty-two.
Thanks a lot.
22,222 twenty-two thousand two hundred and twenty-two
My doubt is about writting a hypen in the first twenty-two.
Thanks a lot.
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Hello, Sanz. You got that right. "Twenty-two" always takes a hyphen.
- Hello, Sanz.
- You got that right.
- "Twenty-two" always takes a hyphen.
- Miriam
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Hello, Sanz.
You got that right. "Twenty-two" always takes a hyphen.
Miriam
You got that right. "Twenty-two" always takes a hyphen.
Miriam
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twenty-two thousand two hundred twenty-two.
There is no "and". And denotes a decimal, so the original way you wrote it would look like 22,200.22
There is no "and". And denotes a decimal, so the original way you wrote it would look like 22,200.22
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Hi,
There is no "and". In British English, the 'and' is used. American English, I think, commonly omits it.
And denotes a decimal, so the original way you wrote it would look like 22,200.22
No. Decimal places are spoken as, eg point two two.
5.22 five point two two
22,200.22 twenty-two thousand, two hundred point two two
There is no "and". In British English, the 'and' is used. American English, I think, commonly omits it.
And denotes a decimal, so the original way you wrote it would look like 22,200.22
No. Decimal places are spoken as, eg point two two.
5.22 five point two two
22,200.22 twenty-two thousand, two hundred point two two
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