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| What is the correct way to write numbers, with or without a hyphen? Three-hundred-years, or, three hundred years? Forty-nine, or, forty nine? Ten-years-old, or, ten years old? Any help would be appreciated. |
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forty-nine ten-years old ten-year-old boy All the best, :D |
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Many Thanks for your help, it's much appreciated. :D |
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| You're welcome. :D |
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