Spelling Question

McDonalds are not that fussy

"15 years experience in Paris"

would look good.

I would say no.

However, I think fifteen should be written as 15. As I recall, in this sort of contet, the convention is that only numbers 1-9 should be written in letters.

An exception would be if the 15 is at the start of a sentence. It should then be in letters.

Doesn't spellchecker pick up these issues?

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Technically "years" should have an apostrophe after it.

I wouldn't use capitals.

Also needs an apostrophe at the end of years: "I have fifteen years' experience..."

year’s or years’ ?

one year's and plural years'

http://expeditepublishing.blogspot.com/2011/04/is-it-three-years-experience-...

Heavens to murgatroid!
http://expeditepublishing.blogspot.com/2011/04/is-it-three-years-experience-or-three.html

Cheers lads. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction