Shannon
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six hundred fifty. And denotes that there is a period. You would write six dollars AND fifty cents, but six hundred fifty dollars. |
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evoleye
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should be:
"six hundred fifty and 0/100"
'and' is only for the decimal point.. |
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Slappy McStretchnuts
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six hundred fifty... the "and" should come right before the cents fraction. for example, $650.48 should be written "six hundred fifty and 48/100" |
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Jfranc1
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I learned in my personal finance class that the only time you use the word "and" is to and cents. A full dollar amount should not include this and is grammatically incorrect. |
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V B
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You write: six hundred fifty dollars and 00/100 |
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val
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i always fill mine out
Six hundred Fifty dollars and 00/100
the oo/100 is change if you had change on the check it would be...lets say the change is 50 cents..50/100 |
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John C
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six hundred fifty and 00/100 |
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Marie Carmelle G
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you write six hundred fifty that is tthe best way. |
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Reagan
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Six hundred fifty, adding "and" between hundred and fifty is gramatically incorrect. |
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c c
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I always write six hundred fifty dollars; I only use "and" when there is change. Six hundred fifty dollars and 45/100. |
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Dr. Ruth Less
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six hundred fifty and 0/100 |
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Lara <:(((><
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NO AND your cheque sould not have the word and
or you will get:
Six thousand and six hundred and fifty two and 00 cents. no no
Six Hundred fifty......................... .00 |
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aiguyaiguy
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Either one is fine and accepted by banks.
I leave out the "and" because I write big and am always afraid of running out of room. |
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Loren H
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either is cool, just don't write six hundred fifty no dollars. They get pissed about that one!!! |
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barb
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either way works as long as it can be read. |
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hobson
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"and", otherwise it would be unclear |
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Mindy
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I use and but either way is fine. |
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Donkey
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Does not matter. Either is correct. |
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jill _
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six hundred and fifty dollars |
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Kutekymmee
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either one is correct. |
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Athan Cole
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both are correct. and admissible |
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Banshee
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Six hundered and fifty dollars is the correct as far as grammar goes. Otherwise makes no difference. |
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