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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
how to count numbers
1,7000
"one thousand and seven hundred" or "seventeen hundred"?
2,200
"two thousand and two hundred" or "twenty two hundred"?
"one thousand and seven hundred" or "seventeen hundred"?
2,200
"two thousand and two hundred" or "twenty two hundred"?
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one thousand seven hundred would look like this :1700, this 17,000 is seventeen THOUSAND. 2,200, they would both work (also, there's no and unless you have a decimal)
- one thousand seven hundred would look like this :1700, this 17,000 is seventeen THOUSAND.
- 2,200, they would both work (also, there's no and unless you have a decimal)
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one thousand seven hundred would look like this :1700, this 17,000 is seventeen THOUSAND.
2,200, they would both work
(also, there's no and unless you have a decimal)
2,200, they would both work
(also, there's no and unless you have a decimal)
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Anonymous 1,700You typed an extra zero.0"one thousand and seven hundred" or "seventeen hundred"?2,200"two thousand and two hundred" or "twenty two hundred"?
They say that American style makes that "one thousand seven hundred" (no "and"), but I hear Americans use the "and" all the time. I think scientific style and proper style is without "
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