When to spell out numbers
[DOC File]An unofficial guide to writing EPRs, DECs and awards
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C. Numbers: Spell out all numbers through one hundred (e.g. “sixty-five”), and all round numbers that can be expressed in two words (“five thousand,” “one million”). Write out all other numbers as figures: “The people ate 5,328 pounds of wheat.” Exception: Spell out numbers that start sentences: “Ten students passed the exam.”
[DOC File]Common Grammar Errors To Avoid - WKU
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NUMBERS. Always use numerals, except when beginning a sentence with a number. No parentheses — three (3) — just use 3. Use commas for 1,000 and up. Spell out million, billion, trillion, but use numerals for significant digits — 5 million. Spell out numbers that don’t represent specific facts. UA has thousands of policyholders.
[DOC File]BASIC BROADCAST STYLE RULES & GUIDELINES:
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manual agrees but stops spelling out at nine and uses the numbers for 10 and above. The first time you write out a number it is sometimes wise to also include the Arabic number in parentheses behind it, e.g., one (1). Whatever manual you use to decide on writing out numbers, be consistent in your writing.
[DOC File]Blood Orange Review Style Sheet - Washington State University
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Spell out numbers that begin sentences unless the number is a year (Ninety-nine bottles of root beer fell off the truck. 1984 was a very good year.) Spell out numbers under 10; use numerals for numbers over 10 (five; 11,000). Use thousand, million, billion (Thanks a million, thousand island dressing, a $2 million budget).
[DOC File]UA Marketing and Publications Department
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OTHER USES: For uses not covered by these listings, spell out whole numbers below . 10, and use figures for 10 and above. Punctuation Guidelines. COMMAS: Use a comma to separate elements in a series, but do not put a comma before . the conjunction in a simple series: the flag is red, white, and blue or he would nominate . Tom, Dick, or Harry.
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Spell out the full meaning the first time, then abbreviate. 22. Round off ALL numbers EXCEPT when the number count is . significant or the story itself. ( i.e. The death toll in a plane crash, the victim count in an earthquake, the heat related deaths, etc.) 23. SPELL OUT NUMBERS UP TO & INCLUDING ELEVEN
When Should You Spell Out Numbers In Your Writing?
Although usage varies, most people spell out numbers that can be expressed in one or two. words and use figures for other numbers: Here are some examples of specific situations. Days and Years. December 12, 1965 or 12 December 1965. AD 1066. in 1900. in 1971-72 or in 1971-1972. the eighties, the twentieth century. the 1980's or the 1980s. Time ...
[DOC File]WRITING NUMBERS
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In papers or projects that require few numbers, spell out all numbers that can be written in a word or two and express other numbers using numerals (e.g. one, thirty-six, ninety-nine, one hundred, fifteen hundred, but 2 1⁄2, 101, 137, 1,275). Pluralize a spelled-out number like you would any ordinary noun (e.g. “sixes” or “sevens”).
[DOCX File]Formatting Numbers - University Writing Center
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Spell out dollar amounts: 10 million dollars, 3.5 million dollars, etc. Spell out numbers below 10 and use numbers for 10 and above. Use only information that is contained within EPRs or LOEs that fit within the decoration inclusive dates. Highlight only the most important achievements; don’t waste space with minor or routine accomplishments.
[DOCX File]University of Houston
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NUMBERS. Spell out numbers under 10. Avoid wording two numbers back-to-back. If this is necessary, spell one number out and use a numeral for the other. Spell out numbers if they begin a sentence unless the number is a year. Exceptions to these rules include the following in which numerals should always be used: Ages . Days of the month
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