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Minofachino Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Time of Day: Writing out the 0 in 7:05.
I want to verify a rule that I learned a long time ago. When writing out the time of day for 7:05, we use "o" (similar to o'clock). It's seven o five.
"It's seven five." <-This is wrong, right?
I couldn't find the rule on the internet or my grammar book.
Thanks for the help!
Chris
"It's seven five." <-This is wrong, right?
I couldn't find the rule on the internet or my grammar book.
Thanks for the help!
Chris
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Hi, I want to verify a rule that I learned a long time ago. When writing out the time of day for 7: 0 5, we use "o" (similar to o' clock). It's seven o five.
- Hi, I want to verify a rule that I learned a long time ago.
- When writing out the time of day for 7: 0 5, we use "o" (similar to o' clock).
- It's seven o five.
- " <-This is wrong, right?
- I couldn't find the rule on the internet or my grammar book.
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Hi,
I want to verify a rule that I learned a long time ago. When writing out the time of day for 7:05, we use "o" (similar to o'clock). It's seven o five.
"It's seven five." <-This is wrong, right?
I couldn't find the rule on the internet or my grammar book.
We say 'seven oh five' but we don't write it that way.
I want to verify a rule that I learned a long time ago. When writing out the time of day for 7:05, we use "o" (similar to o'clock). It's seven o five.
"It's seven five." <-This is wrong, right?
I couldn't find the rule on the internet or my grammar book.
We say 'seven oh five' but we don't write it that way.
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