17 February 2020 Mia Phillips 172.00
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17 February 2020 Natalie Campbell 3736.00
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17 February 2020 Chloe Parker 11297.00
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17 February 2020 Brianna Evans 8755182.00
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To complete these cheques, the amount needs to be written in words. Can you write the four amounts shown on the cheques in words then add the four amounts together.
E.g. £154.00 = One hundred and fifty four pounds only.
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£172.00 = One hundred and seventy two pounds only
£3736.00 = Three thousand, seven hundred and thirty six pounds only
£11297.00 = Eleven thousand, two hundred and ninety seven pounds only
£8755182.00 = Eight million, seven hundred and fifty five thousand, one hundred and eighty two pounds only
Total = £8770387
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