Basic English

​These numbers end with -teen

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​These numbers end with -ty

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Multiple Choice

This number is...

• eighteen

• eighty

Multiple Choice

This number is...

• thirteen

• thirty

Multiple Choice

This number is...

• forteen

• forty

NUMBERS 1-100

Are you sure you know the numbers from 1-100? Let's find it out!

​Remember these tricky numbers:

• 3 (three) - 13 (thirteen) - 30 (thirty)

• 4 (four) - 14 (fourteen) - 40 (forty)

• 5 (five) - 15 (fifteen) - 50 (fifty)

You have 3 minutes to look at the next slide and check how to write the numbers from 1 to 100.

​Are you ready for a little test? Let's see!

Multiple Choice

I live at _____ Greengate Street.

• eightteen

• eighteen

• eigtheen

• eigthteen

Reorder

Arrange the numbers in order from 0 to 100.

• twelve

• thirty-four

• fifty-one

• seventy-four

• one hundred

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Labelling

Match the numbers with the words

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

11

23

40

54

81

94

32

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Match

Match the following:

• 2+9

• 95+5

• 95-5

• 12+7

• 25-10

eleven

hundred

ninety

nineteen

fifteen

• eleven

• hundred

• ninety

• nineteen

• fifteen

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Multiple Choice

Which chapter is she reading?

• 13

• 23

• 33

• 43

Multiple Choice

How old is your grandfather?

• eightty-four

• eighteen-four

• eighty-four

• eigthy-four

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Ordinal Numbers

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Ordinal Numbers

• A number that tells the position of something in a list.

When do we use ordinal numbers?

• Dates: We use ordinal numbers when giving a date.

• Her birthday is on the 29th. (Twenty-ninth)

• Their Independence Day is on the 4th of July. (Fourth of July)

Sequence or Order

• We use ordinal numbers when we want to show the order or position of someone or something in a sequence.

• Woodward United finished second in the league last year.

• I came third in the race.

• This is the first time it has happened.

Floors of a building

• Our office is on the ninth floor.

• She lives on the second floor.

Birthday Celebrations

• A person’s 15th birthday is an important celebration in Mexico.

• He had a huge party for his twenty-first birthday.

Centuries

• Shakespeare was born in the 16th century.

• The Renaissance was a period in European history from the 14th to the 17th century.

Kings and Queens

• For the name of a king or queen in written English, Roman numerals are used. However those Roman numerals are said as an ordinal number in spoken English.

• Henry VIII (Henry the Eighth)

• Louis XVI (Louis the Sixteenth) 

List of Ordinal Numbers

• The ordinal numbers from 1st to 31st in English are:

• 1st – first

• 2nd – second

• 3rd – third

• 4th – fourth

• 5th – fifth

• 6th – sixth
  

• 7th – seventh

• 8th – eighth

• 9th – ninth

• 10th – tenth

• 11th – eleventh

• 12th – twelfth

• 13th – thirteenth

• 14th – fourteenth

• 15th – fifteenth

• 16th – sixteenth

• 17th – seventeenth

• 18th – eighteenth

• 19th – nineteenth

• 20th – twentieth

• 21st – twenty-first

• 22nd – twenty-second

• 23rd – twenty-third

• 24th – twenty-fourth

• 25th – twenty-fifth

• 26th – twenty-sixth

• 27th – twenty-seventh

• 28th – twenty-eighth

• 29th – twenty-ninth

• 30th – thirtieth

• 31st – thirty-first

• 32nd - Thirty-second

• 40th - fortieth

• 41st - forty-first

• 50th - fiftieth

• 51st - fifty-first

• 60th - sixtieth

• 61st - sixty-first

• 70th - seventieth

• 71st - seventy-first

• 80th - eightieth

• 81st - eighty-first

• 90th - ninetieth

• 91st - ninety-first

• 100th - one hundredth

• 101st - one hundred and first

Ordinal Numbers

1 - 10

Ordinal numbers are easy to read if you know how to read normal numbers.

three ----> third

four ----> fourth

five -----> fifth

Multiple Choice

Third

• 3rd

• 2nd

• 3th

Multiple Choice

fourth

• 5th

• 4th

• 6th

Lets keep going!

six ------> sixth

seven ------> seventh

eight ------> eighth

nine ----> ninth

ten -----> tenth

Multiple Choice

sixth

• 4th

• 6th

• 1st

Multiple Choice

eighth

• 8th

• 2nd

• 9th

Multiple Choice

ninth

• 3rd

• 4th

• 9th

Multiple Choice

July is the ____________ month.

• 2nd

• Third

• 7th

Multiple Choice

The boy in the red shirt is __________ from the front.

• sixth

• tenth

• First

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Match

Match the following

FOURTH

TENTH

EIGHTH

SECOND

NINTH

• FOURTH

• TENTH

• EIGHTH

• SECOND

• NINTH

Poll

Do you know the months of the year in English?

Open Ended

When is your birthday? (e.g. My birthday is in February)

Let's review

Watch the video and review the months of the year.

Ordinal Numbers

Let's learn how to pronounce ordinal numbers?

Multiple Choice

CLICK ON THE CORRESPONDENT NUMBER: 1st

• FIRST

• SECOND

• THIRD

• FOURTH

Multiple Choice

22ND

• TWENTY-TWO

• TWENTY-SECOND

• TWENTIETH-SECOND

Multiple Choice

16TH

• SIXTEENTH

• SIXTEEN

• SIXTIETHTEEN

Multiple Choice

20th

• TWENTYTH

• TWENTY

• TWENTIETH

Multiple Choice

31st

• THIRTY-FIRST

• THIRTIETH-FIRST

• THIRTY-ONE

Multiple Choice

18TH

• EIGHTEENTH

• EIGHTEEN

DAYS OF THE WEEK

• SUNDAY
• MONDAY
• TUESDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• THURSDAY
• FRIDAY
• SATURDAY

Audio Response

Record yourself saying the days of the week.

Open Audio Recorder

MONTHS

• JANUARY

• FEBRUARY

• MARCH

• APRIL

• MAY

• JUNE

• JULY

• AUGUST

• SEPTEMBER

• OCTOBER

• NOVEMBER

Audio Response

Record yourself saying the months.
January, February, March, April,

May, June, July, August, September,

October, November, December

Open Audio Recorder

Multiple Choice

The 2nd month is . . . .

• January

• February

• March

• April

Multiple Choice

The last month in the year is . . . .

• September

• October

• November

• December

Multiple Choice

The month after June is . . . .

• April

• May

• July

• August

Multiple Choice

The day after Tuesday is . . . .

• Monday

• Wednesday

• Thusrday

• Friday

Multiple Choice

Before Friday is . . . .

• Monday

• Wednesday

• Thusrday

• Saturday

Multiple Choice

Every . . . our school is holiday

• Sunday

• Monday

• Thuesday

• Thursday