- two thousands OR two thousand - WordReference Forums
But if you said ''thousands of people', that would be correct Thank you These simple and clear explanations are always very useful But, how about "the years two thousand"? Is it correct or, in this particular case, it would be preferable to use the plural version "the years two thousands"?
- $0,000s and $0,000s | WordReference Forums
Hi What does $0,000s and $0,000's mean? Are they the same? Do they mean "thousands of dollars?" I wonder why four digits "0" is used?
- thousand or thousands of - WordReference Forums
It would be "a thousand" or "thousands of", but not "thousand of" The same is true for other numbered groupings: a dozen dozens of a score scores of a hundred hundreds of a milllion millions of The "thousand" here is a single group "Thousands" are multiple instances of a thousand If you have a thousand, you do not have more than one thousand, so you cannot talk about groups of
- hundreds of thousands - WordReference Forums
I searched the meaning of "thousands" and "hundreds" hundredsThe numbers from 100 to 999 (Lexico Dictionary) thousands The numbers from one thousand to 9,999 so I got to wonder in "hundreds of thousands", what if it's 999(hundreds) of 9,999(thousands) then it becomes approximately 10million
- hundreds of thousands of - WordReference Forums
Hi, Is "hundreds of thousands of " a set phrase meanings numerous? Or does it mean a number between 200 thousand and 999 thousand? Thanks a lot
- plural form of numerals (tens, hundreds, thousands)
Hi, In many languages, numerals like 10, 100, 1000 etc can have a plural form (tens, hundreds etc), and these often do not combine with the noun in the same way that other numerals do (like in English: 'tens of books' versus 'ten books') Does your language have plural on numerals? If it does
- saying numbers - where to put and | WordReference Forums
Hello, friends! I'm wondering where we should put the conjunction 'and' when sounding numbers We have single digits, tens, thousands, millions, billions etc The rule says we usually (not obligatory?) put 'and' before the last number But what is the last number? Is it a single digits or tens, or what? The article demonstates the following: 121 corresponds to a hundred and twenty one So in
- by the thousands the thousand | WordReference Forums
Scams by the thousands - thousands and thousands of scams It's normally by the thousand, not by the thousands Craigslist It means that the Nigerians, well known for e-mail spam, are using Craigslist as a source of e-mail addresses
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