Okay so you know how in invitations they write out in words the date of the wedding. Would it be Two Thousand Seven or Two Thousand and Seven
As a teacher, I tell my kids never say 'and' but on my sample it said 'and' I looked at an invitation my uncle just got for a wedding and it didn't have 'and'
What is correct?
BlushingBride714
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Mine says Two Thousand and Seven.
neener1211
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Posted by BlushingBride714
Mine says Two Thousand and Seven.
so does mine
MrsB2BE
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I was told to write two thousand seven - I want to think either way works
NY2Cincinnati
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Posted by neener1211
Posted by BlushingBride714
Mine says Two Thousand and Seven.
so does mine
ditto
chatxleau24
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hey mine says 'and' too!!!!
i dont like it
Becks526
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Two thousand and seven.
MrsQ-in2007
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no 'and'
Just Two thousand seven
leshellem
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This will be a heated debate, but I'm with your Two thousand Seven.
jessruth9
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my mom teaches grammar so mine will say Two Thousand Seven at her insistence
TnOiOnL
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Posted by BlushingBride714
Mine says Two Thousand and Seven.
same here
2Be1
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I think 'two thousand seven' does sound better, but I don't really think its that deep
