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Learnenglish Posted 19 years ago
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How to pronounce US$1.1931
Dear Teacher,
In one sentence US$1.1931 is read as one point one nine three one US dollars, but US$1.932 is read as one dollar nineteen thirty-two US.
What is the difference between them? Why is the plural form dollars used? Because it's only one dollar? When should we used the plural dollars? Please explain carefully. Thank you.
In one sentence US$1.1931 is read as one point one nine three one US dollars, but US$1.932 is read as one dollar nineteen thirty-two US.
What is the difference between them? Why is the plural form dollars used? Because it's only one dollar? When should we used the plural dollars? Please explain carefully. Thank you.
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Hi, Welcome to the Forum. 932 I think you mean 1. 1 932 is read as one dollar nineteen thirty-two US.
- Hi, Welcome to the Forum.
- 932 I think you mean 1.
- 1 932 is read as one dollar nineteen thirty-two US.
- You could say this, but it's a bit less standard when ther are more than two decimal places.
- 19, we commonly say 'one nineteen' or 'a dollar nineteen'.
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Hi,
Welcome to the Forum.
In one sentence US$1.1931 is read as one point one nine three one US dollars, This sounds OK
but US$1.932 I think you mean 1.1932 is read as one dollar nineteen thirty-two US. You could say this, but it's a bi
Welcome to the Forum.
In one sentence US$1.1931 is read as one point one nine three one US dollars, This sounds OK
but US$1.932 I think you mean 1.1932 is read as one dollar nineteen thirty-two US. You could say this, but it's a bi
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