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1. www.grammarly.com › blog › writing-tipsHow to Write Ordinal Numbers Correctly - Grammarly

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   Oct 6, 2022 · The ordinal suffixes follow the same formulas, so once you’ve mastered 1-20, you can apply them to any ordinal number, no matter how high. For quick reference, here are some basic guidelines: If the number ends in 1, the suffix is – st. If the number ends in 2, the suffix is – nd. If the number ends in 3, the suffix is – rd.

2. www.digitalmusicnews.com › 2017/02/16 › redman-howRedman + Method Man Sequel ‘How High 2’ Is Underway…

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   Feb 16, 2017 · Following years of project delays, Matt "M-80" Markoff confirmed that 'How High 2' featuring Redman and Method Man will go into production.

3. www.nhs.uk › conditions › high-blood-sugarHigh blood sugar (hyperglycaemia) - NHS

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   High blood sugar (hyperglycaemia) is where the level of sugar in your blood is too high. It mainly affects people with diabetes and can be serious if not treated. People with diabetes can also have blood sugar that's too low. This is called low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia).

4. english.stackexchange.com › questions › 111676nouns - Grammaticality of "a high number of" - English ...

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   Apr 20, 2013 · 3 Answers. Sorted by: 4. I consider it awkward in the context of "Japan has a high number of active volcanoes", but it's frequently used that way in biomedical articles. Saying "a large number of" or "many", in this case, is much better style, IMHO, but it's not ungrammatical.

5. www.imdb.com › title › tt8861802How High 2 (TV Movie 2019) - How High 2 (TV Movie 2019 ... - IMDb

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   72 Reviews. Hide Spoilers. Sort by: Filter by Rating: 2/10. Terrible. neverendingcircles 21 April 2019. This should not be called 'How High 2'. How does this relate to 'How High'? This movie is so corny, nothing like 'How High'. 55 out of 61 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink. 2/10. Terrible Sequel.

6. www.nhs.uk › conditions › high-cholesterolHigh cholesterol - Cholesterol levels - NHS

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   A cholesterol test can measure: total cholesterol – the overall amount of cholesterol in your blood. good cholesterol (called HDL) – this may make you less likely to have heart problems or a stroke. non-HDL cholesterol – the difference between total cholesterol and HDL.

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   What's wrong with describing numbers as high or low?

   • In principle, there's nothing really wrong with describing numbers as high or low, but I think it's more natural to speak of large/great or small numbers. @njd: That's just what I said: when the size of the number matters, then "high" and "low" are good, just as a high card (King) versus a low card (deuce).

   nouns - Grammaticality of "a high number of" - English Language & U…

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   When do you change a high number to a great number?

   • I always change "a high number" to something more appropriate when the quantity or amount is what's important rather than the size of the number: Sometimes a great number?. In principle, there's nothing really wrong with describing numbers as high or low, but I think it's more natural to speak of large/great or small numbers.

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   Why do we use high?

   • We use high for mountains and for things which are a long way above the ground: There are some high mountains in the north of the country. The light switch is too high for a child to use. We don’t use high when we talk about people. We use tall: Sally is very tall and slim – she could get a job as a model! Not: Sally is very high and slim …

   High or tall ? - Grammar - Cambridge Dictionary

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   Is How High 2 of poor quality?

   • This is not How High 2, it's garbage. This reviewer found it to be a terrible waste using a name of something that was good to try to sell. No one's buying. 37 out of 43 found this helpful. Was this review helpful?

   How High 2 (TV Movie 2019) - IMDb

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   Is 'How High' a straight to TV movie?

   • This is a straight to TV movie. (The original 'How High', starring Redman and Method Man, was about two stoners going to Harvard smoking pot laced with a dead friend's ashes, meanwhile an evil dean wanted them out. That film is hilarious.)

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   Is large a good adjective for number?

   • Actually, large is significantly more common than great as an adjective for number. See this ngram. 'correct' is not the best word to describe style choices. 'Preferred' or 'more suitable' are better. -1 No. This contradicts corpus data that shows that large is preferred, by far, over great in this context.

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8. dictionary.cambridge.org › high-or-tallHigh or tall ? - Grammar - Cambridge Dictionary

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   Warning: We don’t use high when we talk about people. We use tall: Sally is very tall and slim – she could get a job as a model! Not: Sally is very high and slim … Tall people often get backache. We use tall to describe things which are high and thin in their shape (e.g. buildings, trees): The tall trees by the river give welcome shade on hot days.