Numbers Talking about numbers and money
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1
one
11
eleven
2
two
12
twelve
20
twenty
3
three
13
thirteen
30
thirty
4
four
14
fourteen
40
forty
5
five
15
fifteen
50
fifty
6
six
16
sixteen
60
sixty
7
seven
17
seventeen
70
seventy
8
eight
18
eighteen
80
eighty
9
nine
19
nineteen
90
ninety
10
ten
100
a/one hundred
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100
one/a hundred
1,000
one/a thousand
200
two hundred
2,000
two thousand
300
three hundred
3,000
three thousand
400
four hundred
4,000
four thousand
500
ďŹ ve hundred
5,000
ďŹ ve thousand
600
six hundred
6,000
six thousand
700
seven hundred
7,000
seven thousand
800
eight hundred
8,000
eight thousand
900
nine hundred
9,000
nine thousand
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Examples: 25 - twenty-five 256 - two hundred fity-six 2,567 - two thousand five hundred sixty-seven 25,678 - twenty-five thousand six hundred seventy eight 256,789 - two hundred fifty-six thousand seven hundred eighty-nine 1,256,789 - a million two hundred fifty-six thousand seven hundred eighty-nine 12,356,789 - twelve million three hundred fifty-six thousand seven hundred eighty-nine 123,456,789 - one hundred twenty-three million four hundred fifty-six thousand seven hundred eighty nine @teacher.casals
REMINDER:
_0
_ty
_00
_ hundred
_,000
_ thousand
_000,000
_ million
the U.K. and U.S. use a comma to separate groups of thousands, many other countries use a period instead: so prices will look like this: R$2,565.90 (2 thousand 5 hundred sixty-ďŹ ve reais and ninety cents).
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TALKING ABOUT MATHS:
to be I
am
you
are
he she
is
it we they
+ plus/and - minus x times/multiplied by / divided by = is/equals
are
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Talking about money: Note Bill
cents
a ďŹ ver
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Talking about money: a tenner
a penny/ pence/p
k= thousand e.g year 2k grand = thousand e.g it costs 2 grand. @teacher.casals
pay cash
pay by debit/credit
(payment) slip
bill @teacher.casals
bucks
quid
ATM/cash machine
withdraw money @teacher.casals
deposit money
save money
piggy bank
savings account @teacher.casals
current account
interests
loan (money)
balance @teacher.casals
(a) check
(to be) broke
(to be) overdraft
paying-in slip @teacher.casals
(bank) statement
bank charges
salary/wage
pay day @teacher.casals
(to have/give a)discount (to be) 50 per cent off
(to be) on sale
(to be) at broke
(to be) skint (UK) @teacher.casals
(to be) expensive (to be) pricey
(to be) cheap
(a) bargain
(to be) (on a) budget @teacher.casals
(to be) stingy (to be) tight-ďŹ sted
(to) splash (out) money
(to be) (on a) tight budget
(to be) (on a) shoestring budget @teacher.casals
(a) safe
(a) cashier (to) work on the till
(a) wallet
(to/a) morgage @teacher.casals
(to be) (in) debt (to have) a debt
(market) shares (to have) shares
stock market
(your/family) income @teacher.casals