What is a specific grammatical peculiarity of the English numerals hundred , thousand , and million when they follow a cardinal numeral greater than 1 (e.g., two hundred )?

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What is a specific grammatical peculiarity of the English numerals  hundred ,  thousand , and  million  when they follow a cardinal numeral greater than 1 (e.g.,  two hundred )?

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They are replaced by a compound numeral from the next decimal base.

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They are always placed after the noun they modify.

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They do not take the plural form.

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They are always written with a hyphen when used in a compound numeral.

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