sixty-nine

Converse of object

• age: The 1851 census records the'School House ' occupied by William Chart aged sixty-nine.

Modifies a noun

• year: Swansea City had won promotion to football's top flight for the first time in the club's sixty-nine year history.
• percent: Sixty-nine percent of merchants who increased sales saw sales go up by more than ten percent.
• minute: Boucard, who started the game, was taken off after sixty-nine minutes having put in a relatively good display.
• patient: PATIENTS AND METHODS: Sixty-nine patients from the Spanish Cooperative Study for Neuroblastoma were studied.
• member: To date, 15 different review sessions have involved sixty-nine members of staff from four different offices across the country.
• child: Sixty-nine children took part in the support sessions over the course of the project.

Preposition: per

• cent: Sixty-nine per cent of them said they had seen the ad " a lot " or " a few times " .