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The document provides a comprehensive list of cardinal and ordinal numbers from 0 to 1,100, including their written forms. It also includes guidelines for using decimals and formatting numbers in both UK and US styles. Additionally, it offers examples of how to read various numbers correctly.

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Numbers 26776

The document provides a comprehensive list of cardinal and ordinal numbers from 0 to 1,100, including their written forms. It also includes guidelines for using decimals and formatting numbers in both UK and US styles. Additionally, it offers examples of how to read various numbers correctly.

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Number

s
CARDINAL

1-90 100-1100
0 Zero/Nought/Oh/Nil
100 One hundred
1 One 11 Eleven
101 One hundred and one
2 Two 12 Twelve
102 One hundred and two
3 Three 13 Thirteen
….
4 Four 14 Fourteen
200 two hundred
5 Five 15 Fifteen
300 three
6 Six 16 Sixteen
400 four
7 Seven 17 Seventeen
500 five
8 Eight 18 Eighteen
600 six
9 Nine 19 Nineteen
700 seven
10 Ten 20 Twenty
800 eight
900 nine
21 Twenty-one 30 Thirty
22 Twenty-two 40 Forty
1,000 a/one thousand
…. 50 Fifty
1,001 a/one thousand and one (UK)
44 Forty four 60 Sixty
a/one thousand one (US)
… 70 Seventy
1100 one thousand and hundred (UK)
80 Eighty
Eleven hundred (US)
90 Ninety

1,000,000 One million


1,000,000,000,000 One billion
ORDINAL DECIMALS
1 First 1.1 one point one
2 Second 0.1 nought/zero/oh point one
3 Third 3.02 three point nought/zero/oh two
4 Fourth
5 Fifth
6 Sixth
7 Seventh 0 = oh
8 Eight
- after a decimal point (9.02)
9 Ninth
10 Tenth - in bus or room numbers (Room
… 101)
20 Twentieth - in phone numbers
30 Thirtieth - in years (1906)
….
0 = nought
100 Hundredth
101 One hundred and first - before the decimal point
1000 Thousandth (0.06)
0 = zero
NOTE - in temperature
*Use the definite article before NOTE
-
all ordinal numbers ( The first, The twentieth, etc.) * for
US number
use comma 0
to separate the digits of numbers over 999 (1, 000)
use point to indicate a decimal number or separate euros from cents (1.50)

Ex. Read these numbers:


13,325 309 569,009 1006 55,025 999,345 5,895 8,560 225 86 3,980 15 58 409 25,000

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