Numbers and money

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