, , , , , . . . , : 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. | . |
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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 |
⅜ | 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 ____ |
⅓ | a ____ |
⅝ | ____ ____ |
5¼ | ____ ____ ____ |
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. |
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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? |
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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 | |||||
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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. | , . |