Osee  +  713209 Sun, 03 May 09 03:11 PM can you give me suitable word replacing the question mark in the subject line? Thanks. Osee Joined on Mon, Jan 8 2007 Canada Regular Member 922 Truths are hard to prove, rumors are easy to make. Punctuation, Question Marks

	RayH  +  713250 Sun, 03 May 09 04:07 PM Osee “can you give me suitable word replacing the question mark in the subject line? Thanks. ” The closest I can think of is something like "two one dollar bills", "two dollars", "two hundred dollars", "two fifty dollar bills", "two dimes", "two twenty five cent pieces", etc. If you absolutely must say "two ? of money" then nearest likely possibility I can think of is "two pieces of money." Be aware however that in the vast majority of cases you will get some very odd looks if you use such a formulation. RayH Joined on Sat, Mar 22 2008 Contributing Member 1,555 Native speaker of U. S. English. Not a grammar expert. Punctuation, Question Marks

	Adrenochrome  +  713251 Sun, 03 May 09 04:15 PM In the USA, the word you are looking for is 'bills'.   In the UK, we would use 'notes', short for bank notes.   Hope this helps. Adrenochrome Joined on Wed, Apr 8 2009 Full Member 138 Countries, United States