£1,000.00 in words
In words
one thousand pounds
Formal style
One thousand pounds only
Capitalised and closed with “only”, which is how an amount is usually written on a cheque so that nothing can be added after it.
The parts of £1,000.00
- Currency
- British pound (GBP)
- In figures
- £1,000.00
- Pounds
- one thousand (1000)
- Pence
- None. Written as one thousand pounds, with no mention of pence at all.
- In words
- one thousand pounds
- For a cheque
- One thousand pounds only
Writing it on a document
An amount is written out in full next to the figures so that the two check each other. If the digits are altered, the words no longer match.
With no pence, the amount is usually written as one thousand pounds — some forms add “and no pence” or a dash to close the line, which serves the same purpose as “only”.
British pound. One penny, but fifty pence. The plural changes shape rather than taking an s.
More on writing amounts out, or convert a different amount with the money tool.
Other amounts
- R100.00 in words
- R500.00 in words
- R1,000.00 in words
- R1,500.00 in words
- R1,500.50 in words
- R10,000.00 in words
- $100.00 in words
- $1,000.00 in words
Not accounting advice. This is the ordinary English wording. Your bank or the law where you are may require a particular form, and nothing here guarantees that an amount written this way will satisfy it. See the disclaimer.