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Bookmark or Share- Numbers in English: Guide to Writing in English | Preply20 to 100 are formed by combining tens with ones and are pronounced without pausing between the two words. Here is a list of cardinal numbers between 20 and 100 in English: 21 – Twenty-one – /twehn-tee-WUHN/. 22 – Twenty-two – /twehn-tee-TOO/. 23 – Twenty-three – /twehn-tee-THREE/. 24 – Twenty-four – /twehn-tee-FOHR/.
- Bilingualism in 2024: US, UK & Global Statistics - PreplyOur survey of 2,000 UK adults was conducted in October 2023 and found that: Over a third (36%) of UK adults can speak more than one language fluently. This means that there are around 24.5 million bilingual adults in the UK. 17.5% are bilingual, so can fluently speak 2 languages.
- English for software engineers, developers, & programmers - PreplyConsider this: one-third of all recorded programming languages were developed in English-speaking countries (e.g., JavaScript), and many software engineers in other countries developed their programming language in English to make it more internationally marketable (e.g., PASCAL from Switzerland, Python from the Netherlands, Lua from Brazil).
- The ultimate guide to Italian numbers - PreplyCombining tens and units. Now that you know the digits up to 9 and the tens up to 90, all Italian numbers 1-100 are refreshingly easy to form. You just need to say the tens followed by the units. For example, 86 (“ottantasei”) is made by combining 80 (“ottanta”) and 6 (“sei”).
- Study Reveals the Most Annoying Corporate Jargon - PreplyOn our list of most annoying corporate jargon, “circle back” took the #1 spot, “let’s table this” took 4th, and “put a pin in it” took 6th. For a complete look, check out the top ten list of most annoying buzzwords. 1. Circle back. 2.
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