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2005: Twenty-zero five?
2005: Twenty-zero five?
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Eladio
#79177 Mon, 07 Mar 05 01:16 PM
How is the correct form to talk about this 2005 year?
1) Twenty-o five?
2) Twenty-zero five?
3) Twenty-five?
Thank you in advance,
Eladio
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pieanne
#79178 Mon, 07 Mar 05 01:18 PM
To me, it's 1): 20 - oh - 5
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I'm glad to help, but I'm not a native! And please excuse my typos...
zero article
Nil or Zero
zero article
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the temperature lowers to zero degree
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number, zero, and
an, the, or zero article
a request for explanation: zero article
a phrase / zero article
the/zero article question
Mister Micawber
#79219 Mon, 07 Mar 05 02:14 PM
And for me, it's 'two thousand and five'. There are absolutely no rules; people use both (your #2 & #3 are rare if extant); we'll just have to see how the names of the century's years develop. I think that many people will continue to call it 'two thousand and five' until we reach about 2010, when most everyone will switch over to the easier 'twenty ten'.
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