WorksheetsLOS NÚMEROS (Reglas)
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 7mins
Reorder the following number in Spanish from the smallest to the biggest.
uno
dos
tres
cuatro
cinco
Part A.
Recognizing patterns with numbers above 10.
The numbers eleven to fifteen in Spanish must be
(a)
Match the following word the the correct Spanish number.
11
once
12
doce
13
trece
14
catorce
15
quince
Numbers 16 through 19 follow this pattern:
They start with (a) (sort of like diez, 10) and then you add the unit number.
Match the following word the the correct Spanish number.
16
dieciséis
17
diecisiete
18
dieciocho
19
diecinueve
The Twenties:
Then, memorize the word for 20, which is (a) in Spanish.
For 21 all the way to 29, you change the word (a) a little bit; just switch the last letter (b) to an (c) . You are left with (d) for each of these, add the numbers one through nine in Spanish.
Match the following word with the corresponding Spanish number
veintiuno
21
Veintidós
22
veintitrés
23
veinticuatro
24
veinticinco
25
Match the following word with the corresponding Spanish number
veintiséis
26
Veintisiete
27
veintiocho
28
veintinueve
29
The Thirties:
The number thirty is “treinta” in Spanish. It starts with TRE like TRES. You keep this number, add the letter “_” for “and,” then plug in whatever number more than 30 you are saying.
(a)
Match the following numbers in the 30th "los treinta"
treinta y uno
31
treinta y dos
32
treinta y tres
33
treinta y cuatro
34
treinta y cinco
35
Match the following numbers in the 30th "los treinta"
treinta y seis
36
treinta y siete
37
treinta y ocho
38
treinta y nueve
39
The forties, the fifties, the sixties, the seventies, the eighties, the nineties:
The next numbers counting by tenths, follow the same pattern as "treinta". Add the decimal and then the unit number with the word and "y" in Spanish.
true
false
The Forties:
The number forty is “ (a) ” in Spanish. It starts with CUA like CUATRO. You keep this number, add the letter “y” for “and,” then plug in whatever number more than 40 you are saying.
The Fifties:
The number fifty is “ (a) ” in Spanish. It starts with CINC like CINCO. You keep this number, add the letter “y” for “and,” then plug in whatever number more than 50 you are saying.
The Sixties:
The number sixty is “ (a) ” in Spanish. It starts with SES like SEIS. You keep this number, add the letter “y” for “and,” then plug in whatever number more than 60 you are saying.
The Seventies:
The number seventy is “ (a) ” in Spanish. It starts with SET like SIETE. You keep this number, add the letter “y” for “and,” then plug in whatever number more than 70 you are saying.
The Eighties:
The number eighty is “ (a) ” in Spanish. It starts with OCH like OCHO. You keep this number, add the letter “y” for “and,” then plug in whatever number more than 80 you are saying.
The Nineties:
The number ninety is “ (a) ” in Spanish. It starts with NOV like NUEVE. You keep this number, add the letter “y” for “and,” then plug in whatever number more than 90 you are saying.
