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Title: Another Grammar Lesson
Post by: DarkFang on 2010-05-31 00:36:27
I was looking through some posts and noticed something. When people type numbers, they just type the number. For example, "I have to wait 4 hours." This is, however, incorrect. The grammatically proper way of saying this is "I have to wait four hours."

So if the number you are typing is below 10, spell out the word. This includes zero, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and nine. All other numbers can be used as numbers. For example, 10, 64, 9999, -131234, .000000000001, etc.

This concludes another DarkFang Grammar Lesson. See you next time! :D
Title: Re: Another Grammar Lesson
Post by: Bosola on 2010-05-31 00:44:14
Very funny.

But please stop posting these now.
Title: Re: Another Grammar Lesson
Post by: DarkFang on 2010-05-31 00:45:27
Very funny.

But please stop posting these now.

Alright I'll stop. I was wondering if anyone was going to say it.
Title: Re: Another Grammar Lesson
Post by: Jaitsu on 2010-05-31 02:13:45
yeah the jokes going to far bud, i don't think anyone cares weither we're supposed to say 4 or four, the joke was funny, but its just getting to serious now
Title: Re: Another Grammar Lesson
Post by: nikfrozty on 2010-05-31 08:23:24
Its not another grammar lesson if you put it that way. :-\ Well I guess its a joke but I don't find it funny.. Hmm...
Title: Re: Another Grammar Lesson
Post by: ScottMcTony on 2010-05-31 14:37:52
I do have a real problem when someone does it both ways in the same paragraph though. Which I do all the time. I hate me.
Title: Re: Another Grammar Lesson
Post by: Kintaru on 2010-06-03 04:34:57
Isn't it under 100, not under ten?  That's how I've always thought it was o.o
Title: Re: Another Grammar Lesson
Post by: The Seer of Shadows on 2010-06-03 12:28:15
If you want to spell out numbers like twenty nine, seventy seven, and fifty nine and one quarter, be my guest.

(i.e. No.  It's under ten.)