release, and waiver, and in the alternative contributory or comparative negligence, assumption of the risk, and last clear chance. The defenses were predicated on the theory that the Workmen's Compensation Act of Georgia did not include a fellow-employee within its definition of a third-party tortfeasor to a common law action and that an award under the Act by the common employer, the City of Columbus, Georgia, precluded recovery. Plaintiff moved to strike certain paragraphs of the answer relating to Workmen's Compensation. An order granting the motion and expunging references to the Act was entered August 28, 1973. Certificate of immediate review was granted August 30, 1973, and defendant Floyd's notice of appeal was made the same day. Held:
1. Appellant's enumerations of error 1 through 8 are controlled bytens, through number 99.

### **Numbers 30–100 (in tens)**

### **Uses**

  Numbers 1 and 2 both have a masculine and feminine form ( **um/uma, dois/duas** ), which occur each time that digit is last in a sequence (21, 32, 142, 651, etc.). The masculine form is used in ordinary counting and with the currencies of Portugal ( **o euro** ), Brazil ( **o real** ), and the US ( **o dólar** ). Use the feminine form when referring to any feminine item or currency: the UK pound ( **a libra** ).

  Prices are usually expressed as **X dólares e Y** , or **X euros Y** , as you are used to in English:

$6.45 is expressed as: **seis dólares e quarenta e cinco**  
€25.80 is expressed as: **vinte