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"Numbers in Words | 2-Digits" with two sections:
1.
Write each number in words.
2.
Write the word names as numbers.
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🔹 Section A: Write each number in words
You are given 2-digit numbers (like 23, 45, etc.), and you need to write them in words.
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✔ Rules:
- Numbers from 21 to 99 use hyphens for compound numbers (e.g., twenty-one, thirty-five).
- Use "and" only if required by the context (usually not in standard American English for whole numbers).
#### 📌 Examples:
| Number | In Words |
|--------|----------|
| 23 | twenty-three |
| 45 | forty-five |
| 67 | sixty-seven |
| 89 | eighty-nine |
| 10 | ten |
| 20 | twenty |
> Note: For numbers like 10, 20, 30, etc., just write them as "ten", "twenty", etc.
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🔹 Section B: Write the word names as numbers
Here, you’re given number words (like "fifty-six") and must convert them into numerals.
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✔ Rules:
- Break down the word: e.g., "fifty-six" → fifty = 50, six = 6 → 56
- Hyphenated numbers are combined.
- Watch out for spelling!
#### 📌 Examples:
| Word Form | Number |
|------------------|--------|
| thirty-two | 32 |
| seventy-eight | 78 |
| ninety-one | 91 |
| forty | 40 |
| twenty-five | 25 |
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💡 Tips:
- Practice common tens: ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, ninety.
- Remember: "thirty" is spelled with a 'y', not 'i'.
- Always check for hyphens — they indicate compound numbers (e.g., “sixty-four”).
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✔ How to Solve Your Worksheet:
1. Look at each number in
Section A, and write its word form using proper hyphenation.
2. For
Section B, read the word carefully and convert it to digits.
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