Numbers I
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This document provides information about numbers and dates in English. It covers cardinal and ordinal numbers from 0 to 1 billion, decimals and fractions, and conventions for writing and saying dates. Cardinal numbers are defined from 0 to 1 million. Ordinal numbers are given from 1st to 1000000th. Fractions include common forms like halves, thirds and quarters, as well as mixed numbers. Guidelines are provided for writing dates in various formats and reading years in different eras. British and American conventions for dates are also compared.
Numbers I
- 1. NUMBERS I Ricardo Forner 2013
- 2. Cardinal numbers Ordinal numbers Decimals and fractions Dates Ricardo Forner 2013
- 3. I. Cardinal numbers. 0. Zero 11. Eleven 1. One 12. Twelve 2. Two 13. Thirteen 3. Three 14. Fourteen 4. Four 15. Fifteen 5. Five 16. Sixteen 6. Six 17. Seventeen 7. Seven 18. Eighteen 8. Eight 19. Nineteen 9. Nine 20. Twenty 10. Ten
- 4. I. Cardinal numbers. 20. Twenty 50. Fifty 21. Twenty-one 60. Sixty 22. Twenty-two 70. Seventy 23. Twenty-three 80. Eighty 24. Twenty-four 90. Ninety 25. Twenty-five 100. A / one hundred 26. Twenty-six 200. Two hundred 27. Twenty-seven 300. Three hundred 28. Twenty-eight 1000. A / one thousand 29. Twenty-nine 1000.000 – A / one million 30. Thirty 1.000.000.000- A billion 40. Forty
- 5. I. Cardinal numbers. 1.1. The “0” “0” as “o” 9.02- Room 103- Tf- 9130477- In the year 1906. “0” as “zero” -10º C- 0º C- “0” as love 30-0-
- 6. I. Cardinal numbers. “0” as “o” 9.02- “Nine point o two” Room 103- “Room one o three” Tf- 9130477- “Nine one three o four double seven” In the year 1906. “Nineteen o six” “0” as “zero” - 10º C- “Ten degrees below zero” 0 ºC - “Zero degrees Centigrade” “0” as love 30-0- “Thirty- love”
- 7. I. Cardinal numbers. “0” as “nought” - 3.06 - 0.5 “0” as “nil” - Chelsea 2- Liverpool 0
- 8. I. Cardinal numbers. “0” as “nought” - 3.06 “Three point nought six” - 0.5 “Nought point five” or “point five” (US- “Zero point five” ) “0” as “nil” - Chelsea 2- Liverpool 0 “Chelsea two- Liverpool nil”
- 9. 1.2. Numbers over 20. 36- 27- 1.3. Numbers over 100. 713- 5102- 6100- 320410- 1.4. Informal use of hundred. 1100- 2500- 1.5. A hundred, thousand, million, dozen.
- 10. 1.2. Numbers over 20. 36- thirty-six 27- twenty-seven 1.3. Numbers over 100. 713- seven hundred and thirteen. 5102- five thousand, one hundred and two 6100- six thousand, one hundred 320410- three hundred and twenty thousand, four hundred and ten 1.4. Informal use of hundred. 1100- eleven hundred 2500- twenty-five hundred 1.5. A hundred, thousand, million, dozen.
- 11. 1.6. “A” or “one” (1000-1099) 1040- a/one thousand and forty 1140- one thousand, one hundred and forty 1.7. Numbers used as modifiers. A five-pound note; a three-mile walk; a three-month-old baby. 1.8. One billion. 1.000.000.000- 10 9 AmE 1.000.000.000.000- 1012 BrE
- 12. II. Ordinal numbers. 1st. First 11th. Eleventh 2nd. Second 12th. Twelfth 3rd. Third 13th. Thirteenth 4th. Fourth 14th. Fourteenth 5th. Fifth 15th. Fifteenth 6th. Sixth 16th. Sixteenth 7th. Seventh 17th. Seventeenth 8th. Eighth 18th. Eighteenth 9th. Ninth 19th. Nineteenth 10th. Tenth 20th. Twentieth
- 13. II. Ordinal numbers. 21st. Twenty-first 22nd. Twenty-second 23rd. Twenty-third 24th. Twenty-fourth 25th. Twenty-fifth 26th. Twenty-sixth 27th. Twenty-seventh 28th. Twenry-eighth 29th. Twenty-ninth 30th. Thirtieth
- 14. II. Ordinal numbers. 31st. Thirty-first 40th. Fortieth 50th. Fiftieth 60th. Sixtieth 70th. Seventieth 80th. Eightieth 90th. Ninetieth 100th. Hundredth 1000th. Thousandth 1000000th. Millionth
- 15. II. Ordinal numbers. 1. Abbreviations: 1st; 2nd; 3rd;4th; 5th; 6th; 12th; 21st… 2. Spelling: Fifth; ninth; twelfth; twentieth; thirtieth; hundredth; thousandth, millionth… 3. Names of kings and queens: Henry VIII, Louis XIV; Elizabeth II 4. British and American English. Ground floor (BrE) First floor (AmE) First floor (BrE) Second floor (AmE)
- 16. III. Decimals and fractions. Decimals. 11.82- 7.06- Fractions. 2.1.) 1/2 ; 1/3; 1/4; 1/12; 1/16; 2/3; 3/4… 2.2.) 19/56; 31/144… 2.3.) 2 ½ ; 5 ¾ …
- 17. III. Decimals and fractions. Decimals. 11.82- Eleven point eight two. 7.06- Seven point nought six. Fractions. 2.1.) 1/2 ; 1/3; 1/4; 1/12; 1/16; 2/3; 3/4… a half, a third, a quarter, one twelfth, one sixteenth, two thirds, three quarters… 2.2.) 19/56; 31/144… nineteen over fifty-six , thirty-one over a hundred and forty-four. 2.3.) 2 ½ ; 5 ¾ … two and a half, five and three quarters.
- 18. IV. Dates. Days and months in capital letters. Dates- ordinal numbers Saying dates: March the tenth; the tenth of March. Writing dates: March 10; March 10th; 10 March; 10th March; 10th of March; March the 10th. Reading years: 1999; 1897; 1600; 1400; 1608; 2000; 2002; 2015; AD 26; 1000 BC British and American English. BrE- 14th October 1998 // AmE- October 14, 1998 BrE- Her birthday is on Dec the ninth // AmE- Her birthday is December 9th