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[Nabaraj]

Thanks and i have another question to you.(should we use to or for with question)

Which one should we use: After 30 days over /After 30 days is over/After 30 days are over.I think that must be After 30 days is over.I have question here is if we use that one, why we use it as a singular.I have found people using-1dollar,100 dollar and 1000 dollar like this.I think that must be like 100 dollars and 1000 dollars/thousands etc.Right?

it is 5 thousands, 500 hundreds and 20 rupees/dollars ,whatever is it correct ? or it should be 5 thousand 500 hundred and 20 rupee.

Thanks you in advance.
Nabaraj

[Beeesneees]

... another question for you.

After 30 days are over...
After a period of 30 days is over...

It costs 100 dollars...
Here is a 100 dollar bill...

500 hundreds is 50000 (fifty thousand). I don't think that is what you mean. I suspect you mean five hundred (5 hundreds):
It costs five-thousand, five-hundred and twenty rupees/dollars.
(It costs 5 thousand, 5 hundred and 20 rupees/dollars.)
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[Nabaraj]

It is/they are 5 thousands right. not 5 thousand.(I think we should you like 5 thousand dollars or rupees etc)
not 5 dollar or 5 dollars right.500 hundreds is/are fifty thousands or thousand.I am getting confusion here.

Thanks.

[Beeesneees]

You aren't the only one. Sorry, I don't understand your question.
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Terry Pratchett

[Nabaraj]

I meant to say is :

(I think we should use like 5 thousand dollars or rupees but not 5 thousands/hundreds i mean it must be in singular like 5 thousand,5 hundred etc)
not 5 dollar 5 dollars right.500 hundred is fifty thousand not fifty thousands,correct?.I am getting confusion here.

5 thousnad-not 5 thousnds
5 thousnad dollars or 5 dollars not 5 doller/rupee right.

Thanks.

[Beeesneees]

five thousand dollars
five thousand rupees
five dollars
five rupees
one dollar
one rupee
- the usual singular and plural rules apply.

500 hundred is fifty thousand.
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"Inside every old person is a young person wondering what happened."
Terry Pratchett

[Sachit Gupta]

I think that 'ask' can also be used here if you want to sound polite.

[Beeesneees]

Please explain where you would use 'ask'. It's not clear what 'here' refers to in your message.

If you mean 'Can you hear what he is asking?' then that is a change in meaning.
It is no more polite than the original but it cannot be used unles 'he' is asking a question.

Similarly, if you mean 'Can you ask what he is saying?' that is another change which completely alters the original meaning.
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"Inside every old person is a young person wondering what happened."
Terry Pratchett