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The location of the symbol grade with respect to the accompanying figure varies depending on the case. Degree angle to indicate the symbol is always stuck at: 90 ° . The same applies to the degrees of temperature when not specified the scale they are measured, however, if you specify the scale, the number and the symbol is written with a gap, and the letter indicates the scale (F or C) is attached behind the symbol: 21 ° C .

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Consultation: ordinal from No. 13 ("thirteen, thirteenth or thirteenth?)

For number 13, are valid forms thirteenth / a and thirteenth / a , although it prefers the former. Also forms are considered correct décimo/a tercero/a y décimo/a tercio/a , ya que, como dijimos en la entrada del 28/7, los ordinales compuestos de la primera y la segunda decena (es decir, desde los correspondientes al número 11 hasta los correspondientes al número 29) se pueden escribir en una o en dos palabras (por ejemplo: decimocuarto/a o décimo/a cuarto/a , etc.). A partir de la tercera decena, solo se emplean las grafías complejas ( usos correctos: trigésimo segundo , cuadragésima primera , etc.; usos incorrectos: trigesimosegundo , cuadragesimoprimera , Etc.). Thirteenth
/ a and other forms ending in-th / a not designate ordinal, but fractional ( correct usage: owe me the thirteenth part of your winnings ; misuse: came in the thirteenth position.)

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Consultation: described or described? Abbreviations of ordinal

verbs belonging to the family of type (except for writing , rewrite, rewrite and manuscribir ) are only irregular in the two forms that have their participles. Hence, the spellings are correct -attached seconded , circumscribed, limited , banned, banned , etc. Perhaps influenced by written (current form compared to the antiquated eScript), the form preferred by the majority of English speakers is not - p - ( described , signed , transcribed , etc. ), but in some parts of America, especially Argentina and Uruguay, is preferred participle with - p - which respects the etymological spelling ( pre-registered, registered , prescribed , etc.).