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Let's.

A number three, Jennifer of San Francisco.

The question is,

When to use one or one with numbers?

So when to use one or one?

Great question, Jennifer.

Here is the rule.

Use one when just mentioning the number by itself,

like in a phone number,

3, 4,1, 5, 1, 6, etc.

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