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How do you write 60 in ordinal word form?
60 = sixty.
Write the ordinal number of 43 and the ordinal word?
The ordinal number of 43 is 43rd and the ordinal word is forty-third.
Need ordinal number and ordinal word for 22?
The ordinal number of 22 is 22nd and the ordinal word is twenty-second.
What is the ordinal form for 60?
60 = sixtieth or 60th
What is the ordinal word form of 91?
The ordinal word form of 91 is: ninety-first
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