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, , , , , . . . , : chapter one , part two , lesson five , page sixteen .

 

Read paragraph 5 (five). .

 

: the first chapter , the second , the fifth lesson .

 

Read the fifth paragraph. .

 

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921 nine twenty-one/nine hundred and twenty-one
1066 ten sixty-six/ten hundred and sixty-six
1847 eighteen forty-seven
1900 nineteen hundred
1905 nineteen oh five/nineteen hundred and five
1993 nineteen ninety-three
2000 two thousand
2007 two thousand (and) seven
2014 twenty fourteen/two thousand (and) fourteen

 

year , in :

Jack London was born in 1876. Jack London was born in the year 1876. 1876 .

 

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19th April, 2015 April 19th, 2015 April 19, 2015   The nineteenth of April, twenty fifteen (two thousand (and) fifteen) April the nineteenth, twenty fifteen (two thousand (and) fifteen)

 

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4-36-08 four three six oh eight
376 4775 three seven six, four double seven five (BrE)
376 4775 three seven six, four seven seven five (AmE)

 

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nought /nLt/ Nought point five plus one is one point five. 0.5+1=1.5
zero /zIqrqV/ Its zero degrees outside. .
oh /qV/ His room number is two- oh -one. .
nil /nIl/ The score was four to nil. 4:0.
love /lAv/ The score was love -15. 0:15.

 

1. Five came to the party. .
2. There were four apples in the fridge. I took three. , .
3. The second story was even more interesting. .
4. Seven times four is twenty eight. .

 

EXERCISES

Exercise 1. Write the numbers. Practice saying them.

 

Eighteen, sixty seven, a hundred, a hundred and five, nine hundred and thirty, one thousand two hundred, three thousand eight hundred, ninety-five thousand, six hundred and seven thousand, a million, five and a half million.

 

Exercise 2. Write ordinal numeralsfrom the given cardinal ones.

 

1, 3, 5, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 19, 22, 28, 33, 40, 94, 100, 101, 533, 1000, 6472.

 

 

Exercise 3. Choose the correct number.

 

  five hundred sixty and four/five hundred and sixty-four
64 six is raised to the forth power/ six forth
0.7 oh seven/nought point seven
  nine thousand two hundred and five/nine point two nought five
8.46 eight point four six/eight point forty-six
4 ¼ a fourth/four and a quarter
6 ½ six halves/six and a half
three eighths/three eighth
  one thousand seven hundred/one thousand and seven hundred
0.03 nought point and three/nought point nought three

 

Exercise 4. Complete the numbers. Practice reading them.

 

0.7 nought ____ seven
4.5 ____ ____ ____
0.07 ____ ____ ____ ____
½ a ____
a ____
____ ____
____ ____ ____
68 ____ ____ to the ____ ____

 

Exercise 5. Read the following:

 

Dates: December 21, 1700; Phrases: exercise 7;
July 3, 1906; page 115;
May 9, 1945; bus 25;
January 12, 1995; room 407;
April 30, 2008; text 2;
February 10, 2018. tram 5;
Telephone numbers: 232-88-04; chapter 8;
227-05-34; line 10;
144-18-20; box 547.
357-11-44;  
305-99-33.  

 

Exercise 6. Complete the titles of some popular films.

 

1. ____ Knight
2. The____ Sense
3. The ____ Cross
4. The ____ Warrior
5. The____ Gate
6. The ____ Element
7. Bluebeards ____ Wife
8. The____ WivesClub
9. 4 Born on the ____ of July

 

Exercise 7. Use the correct form of the numeral in brackets.

 

1. There are ____ (12) students in our group.
2. It was his ____ (2) visit to the doctor.
3. Its ____ (7) oclock already.
4. Its ____ (3) of November today.
5. Read text (4).
6. Find ____ (8) sentence.
7. Peter is ____ (18) today.
8. It is their ____ (25) wedding anniversary.
9. ____ (10) years passed quickly.
10. They got flat ____ (24) on ____ (6) floor in house number ____ (13).
11. My birthday is on ____ (21) of September.
12. Open your books at page ____ (56).
13. I usually take Bus Number ____ (11).
14. He left theatre at the end of ____ (3) act.
15. ____ (210) children were examined by the doctor.

 

Exercise 8. Correct the mistakes.

 

1. I usually go to the university by bus seventeenth.
2. The radio said that there were more than ten thousands people taking part in the meeting.
3. There are three hundred seventeen pages in this book.
4. My birthday is on the twenty-two of May.
5. There are sixty minutes in two hours.
6. Her telephone number is five nine three five nought double one.
7. Helen was born in nineteen ninety-first.
8. Three fifth of the copies should be left in the office.
9. Hundred of people gathered at the stadium.
10. Its five degrees below nil now.

 

Exercise 9. Answer these questions Write your answers in words.

 

1. When were you born?
2. How much do you weigh?
3. What is the number of the flat and the house where you live?
4. What is the approximate population of your town?
5. What is the approximate population of your country?
6. What is the normal temperature of a healthy person?
7. How many kilometers are there in a mile?
8. How many years are there in a millennium?

 



(Non-finite Forms of the Verb)

 

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The Present Participle The Gerund The Infinitive
  Active Passive Active Passive Active Passive
Present writing being written writing being written (to)write (to) be written
Present Continuous (to) be writing
Perfect having written having been written having written having been written (to) have written (to) have been written
Perfect Continuous (to) have been writing
The Past Participle written    

(The Infinitive)

 

( ) , , , , , . ? ?: to build , ; to draw , ; to ask , .

to. to .

 

 

Tenses Active Voice Passive Voice
Present Infinitive (to) translate (to) be translated
Present Continuous Infinitive (to) be translating
Perfect Infinitive (to) have translated (to) have been translated
Perfect Continuous Infinitive (to) have been translating

 

Present Infinitive , , ( to expect , ; to assume ; to suppose , ):

 

They planned to leave for the weekend. .
We expect him to fly to South America this summer. , .

 

Present Continuous Infinitive , , , :

 

I think Fred to be working in the garden. , .

 

Perfect Infinitive , , :

 

They are unlikely to have been to the Museum of Modern Art. , .

 

Perfect Continuous Infinitive , , , :

 

He is known to have been writing this book for many years. , .

 





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