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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 19 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation
<one hundred> or <a hundred>
Hi all,
She ran in the 100m race.
I got a 100 dollars from my parents.
Should I pronounce it as 'one hundred metres' or 'a hundred metres', 'one hundred dollars' or 'a hundred dollars'?
Thank you.
Best wishes,
PBF
She ran in the 100m race.
I got a 100 dollars from my parents.
Should I pronounce it as 'one hundred metres' or 'a hundred metres', 'one hundred dollars' or 'a hundred dollars'?
Thank you.
Best wishes,
PBF
Top answer
You can pronounce them all of those ways. I would say: She ran in the 100m race. -- " the hundred-meter race " I got a 100 dollars from my parents.
- You can pronounce them all of those ways.
- I would say: She ran in the 100m race.
- -- " the hundred-meter race " I got a 100 dollars from my parents.
- -- " I got a hundred dollars ".
- (I don't think that you have written it correctly though; I suggest ' I got 100 dollars.
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You can pronounce them all of those ways. I would say:
She ran in the 100m race. -- "the hundred-meter race"
I got a 100 dollars from my parents. -- "I got a hundred dollars". (I don't think that you have written it correctly though; I suggest 'I got 100 dollars....')
She ran in the 100m race. -- "the hundred-meter race"
I got a 100 dollars from my parents. -- "I got a hundred dollars". (I don't think that you have written it correctly though; I suggest 'I got 100 dollars....')
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