Consider the following sentences, which I know are correct, as example;
Two multiplied by two gives four. OR Two times two gives four. OR Two by two gives four.
Two divided by two is one.
Q1: Are the following variants of both the examples also grammatical and formally acceptable?
Two multiplied two gives four. OR Two multiply two gives four.
Two divided two is one. OR Two divide two is one. OR Two over two is one.
Now, consider the following common expressions;
Two plus two makes four. OR Two and two make four.
Two minus two is zero.
Q2: Are the following two variants of both the examples also grammatical and formally acceptable?
Two added to two makes four. OR Two added two makes four.
Two subtracted from two is zero. OR Two subtracted two is zero.