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How much does this book cost? Forty-five dollars.
How about that one? One hundred and eight dollars ninety-seven cents.
This book is too expensive. I won't buy it.
One brush pen costs thirty dollars.
Those two brush pen are very good and not expensive.
Which one do you want?
I want them both.
: SP : that
: SP : this
: M : a measure-word for books
: QW : how much
: SV : many; much
: SV : little
: N : money
: N : 1) dollar; 2) piece; 3) lump
: M : dime
: M : cent
:N : brush-pen
: N : pen
:IE : be good-looking
: SV : expensive
: QW : which, what
: M : a measure-word for pen
: A : all, both
: PN : he
: PN : they
: 1) M : a cup of (a measure for cup) ; 2) N : a cup
: NU : zero
: NU : hundred
: NU : thousand
: NU : ten-thousand
: NU : one hundred million
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(100);
(1,000);
(10,000);
(100,000);
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(10,000,000);
(100,000,000).
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a) Employed separately , we generally use
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For example :
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is the correct way for "twenty" ).
b)
At the beginning of a series of digits, we can use
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For example : 257 :
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c) In the middle and at the end of a series of digits, we always use
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For examples : 22,222 :



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employed in the beginning may be replaced by
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![]() ? | How many books do you buy? |
![]() . | I (will) buy one book. |
? | How many cups of tea do you drink? |
. | I (will) drink two cups of tea. |
? | How many newspapers do you read? |
. | I read three newspapers. |
? | How many pens do (or did) you sell? |
. | I sold (or sell) four pens. |
? | Which ones do you like? |
. | I like this one and that one. |
? | Which one do (will) you drink? |
. | I (will) drink both of them. |
? | Which book are you reading? |
. | This one. |
? | How much does it cost for each one? |
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? | How much does it cost for one pen? |
? | How much does this newspaper cost? |
? | How much does that book cost? |
. | Five dollars and sixty-seven cents each one. |
. | Eight dollars and seven cents each one. |
. | You like to drink tea. |
. | We all like to drink good tea. |
. | These three books are all (very) expensive. |
, . | Books and newspapers are both good to read. |