Editing 2132: Percentage Styles
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:This is the standard way of writing percentages. Randall's approval acceptability is 98%. | :This is the standard way of writing percentages. Randall's approval acceptability is 98%. | ||
;65 percent | ;65 percent | ||
− | :This one has no space, it is more common in American English. Rating: 97 | + | :This one has no space, it is more common in American English. Rating: 97% |
;65 per cent | ;65 per cent | ||
− | :This one has a space, it is more common in British English. Rating: 86 | + | :This one has a space, it is more common in British English. Rating: 86% |
;Sixty-five% | ;Sixty-five% | ||
− | :This one writes out the number, but not the percent sign. Rating: | + | :This one writes out the number, but not the percent sign. Rating: 60% |
;65 per¢ | ;65 per¢ | ||
− | :This one uses the cent symbol in place of the word cent, which is incorrect in this context, as ''cent'' here does not refer to a currency. Rating: 2 | + | :This one uses the cent symbol in place of the word cent, which is incorrect in this context, as ''cent'' here does not refer to a currency. Rating: 2% |
==Transcript== | ==Transcript== |