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 What does "at any one time" mean?1 replies Forums · General English Grammar & Vocabulary, Listening & Speaking · General English Vocabulary & Idiom Questions Anonymous: If I want to say the maximum amount of money in my account during last year is $9,000 no matter how many times I deposit or withdraw, is it right to say "the maximum amount of money in my account at any one time during last year is $9,000."Also, in formal letters, how to I write 9000 dollars? which one should I write it like or is there something else: $9,000.00 $9,000 nine thousand dollars Thanks so much. Hi, If I want to say the maximum amount of money in my account during last year is $9,000 no matter how many times I deposit or withdraw, is it right to say "the maximum amount of money in my account at any one time during last year was You could also say 'my maximum account balance was . . . ' Also, in formal letters, how to I write 9000 dollars? which one should I write it like or is there something else: $9,000.00 $9,000 nine thousand dollars Clive | Have a question? People are waiting to help. Interesting stuff Related forum topics:Sponsorship lettersFormal lettersexample of formal letters asking for corporate...Joining LettersAssesment of 2 letters for the IELTS examUseful expressions in formal letters?Formal business lettersFormal Semantics?Concluding Formal LettersSame sound - different letters?Formal words? informal words?Grammar in formal letters?letters of motivation (urgent!!!)Few questions about formal lettersCapital letters?Formal and Informal English?Formal Writinggreetings used in letters?Does 'gathering report' sound too formal? |
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