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Blackberry | ![]() |
| Banana | ![]() |
Kiwi | ![]() |
| Orange | ![]() |
Avocado | ![]() |
| Grape | ![]() |
Apricot | ![]() |
| Watermelon | ![]() |
Grapefruit | ![]() |
| Melon | ![]() |
Cherry | ![]() |
| Pear | ![]() |
Sour Cherry | ![]() |
| Plum | ![]() |
Tangerine | ![]() |
| Fig | ![]() |
Strawberry | ![]() |
| Pineapple | ![]() |
Mango | ![]() |
| Raspbery | ![]() |
Peach | ![]() |
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Number |
Ordinal |
Cardinal |
|
1 |
first |
one |
|
2 |
two |
second |
|
3 |
three |
third |
|
4 |
four |
fourth |
|
5 |
five |
fifth |
|
6 |
six |
sixth |
|
7 |
seven |
seventh |
|
8 |
eight |
eighth |
|
9 |
nine |
ninth |
|
10 |
ten |
tenth |
|
11 |
eleven |
eleventh |
|
12 |
twelve |
twelfth |
|
13 |
thirteen |
thirteenth |
|
14 |
fourteen |
fourteenth |
|
15 |
fifteen |
fifteenth |
|
16 |
sixteen |
sixteenth |
|
17 |
seventeen |
seventeenth |
|
18 |
eighteen |
eighteenth |
|
19 |
nineteen |
nineteenth |
|
20 |
twenty |
twentieth |
|
21 |
twenty-one |
twenty-first |
|
22 |
twenty-two |
twenty-second |
|
23 |
twenty-three |
twenty-third |
|
24 |
twenty-four |
twenty-fourth |
|
25 |
twenty-five |
twenty-fifth |
|
26 |
twenty-six |
twenty-sixth |
|
27 |
twenty-seven |
twenty-seventh |
|
28 |
twenty-eight |
twenty-eighth |
|
29 |
twenty-nine |
twenty-ninth |
|
30 |
thirty |
thirtieth |
|
31 |
thirty-one |
thirty-first |
|
40 |
forty |
fortieth |
|
50 |
fifty |
fiftieth |
|
60 |
sixty |
sixtieth |
|
70 |
seventy |
seventieth |
|
80 |
eighty |
eightieth |
|
90 |
ninety |
ninetieth |
|
100 |
one hundred |
hundredth |
|
500 |
five hundred |
five hundredth |
|
1,000 |
one thousand |
thousandth |
|
100,000 |
one hundred thousand |
hundred thousandth |
| 1,000,000 | one million | millionth |
Examples
There are twenty-six people in the lobby.
She was the fourteenth person to win the award since 1943.
Five hundred thousand people were left homeless after the earthquake.
I must have asked you twenty times to be quiet.
He went to Canada for the third time this year.
Some useful explainations
|
half |
0.5 |
point five |
|
a quarter |
0.25 |
point two five |
|
three quarters |
0.75 |
point seven five |
Percentages
|
Written |
Said |
|
35% |
thirty five percent |
|
50% |
fifty percent |
|
75% |
seventy five percent |
|
100% |
a/one hundred percent |
Units
|
Written |
Said |
|
$1,200 |
one thousand two hundred dollars |
|
£16,486 |
sixteen thousand four hundred and eighty-six pounds |
|
545kms |
five hundred and forty-five kilometres |
|
$25.35 |
twenty-five dollars thirty-five |
Years
|
Written |
Said |
|
1988 |
Nineteen eighty-eight |
|
1864 |
Eighteen sixty-four |
|
1999 |
Nineteen ninety-nine |
How to say '0'
|
nought
|
used in mathematical expressions and decimals: 'nought times three equals nought' 0.3 = 'nought point three' (or 'point three') 0.03 = 'point nought three' |
|
zero |
used in scientific expressions, especially temperatures: also used to mean 'the lowest point': |
|
'o' (the letter) |
used in telephone numbers: |
|
nil/nothing |
used to express the score in games such as football: |
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