numbers: When to hyphenate? When to use numerals? When to use
two words? When writing a formal invitation, which of the
fiollowing is the correct way to compose the number in the
following sentence, and why? ". . . invited to attend the
Chamber's Thirty-First Annual Meeting." ". . . invited to attend
the Chamber's Thirty First Annual Meeting." ". . . invited to
attend the Chamber's 31st Annual Meeting." When should
hyphenation be used? When is it proper to use numerals instead?
In titles of events, writing, etc. with capital letters, the
second line is fine. Notes on numerals: 1. Spell out numerals in
words from 1-10 when referring to street names, address numbers,
or counting items within sentences (Fifth Avenue, Three Madison
Avenue, There are eight visitors.) or any number as a beginning
word of a sentence.( Four million participants.......) 2. Above
10, they can be in figure/numeric. It is possible to serve 75
guests. 3. Hypenate numbers in words from 21 to 99 except those
ending in 0. thirty-six, ninety-