Various style sheets suggest including the written numbers (one, two, three) up to either ten or twenty, then using numerals for the longer numbers. One note is that the use should be consistent within a clause, for example, you would not say that something occurred "two out of 30 times", but rather "2 out of 30".
(Penn State's style guide suggests writing out anything under 100, which is atypical.)
The numeral 3 is written as the word "three".
the number 3 in English is spelt 'three'
An honest number is: 1=one it is not an honest number because you need 3 letters to spell this number, not one. 2=two is not an honest number because you need 3 letters to spell two, not 2. 4= honest number because you need four letters to spell this number, and it is also the number 4 i hope i was clear enough, PS i believe there is no honest number for french language.
8 c-3, a-3,t-2
The correct way to start a sentence with a number is to spell it out... For example... 'Three people were injured' is correct while '3 people were injured' is not.
tres (pronounced like the English word "trace")
That is the correct spelling of "subtrahend" (the number being subtracted in a subtraction process.E.g. In 5 - 3 = 2, the number 3 is the subtrahend, 5 is the minuend, and 2 the difference.
You spell 44 as forty four.
It is spell one hundred and ten.
The number 7 is seven.Seven
1 way to spell - FOUR
You spell the number 12 in spanish "doce." You should always spell this number in word form if you plan to use it at the beginning of a sentence, such as "Doce minutos?"