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VERBS END -ING

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ORDINAL NUMBERS FROM 1ST TO 31ST

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🌟 What are ordinal numbers?

Ordinal numbers tell us the position of something in a list or a group.

For example, imagine a school race:

🥇 First – The winner!

🥈 Second – The child who finishes next.

🥉 Third – The child who finishes after the second.

Ordinal numbers help us know who or what comes first, second, third, and so on.


📋 The first 31 ordinal numbers

Here is a list of the first 31 ordinal numbers in British English.

            Number

   Ordinal number

   Short form

1

   First

      1st

2

   Second

      2nd

3

   Third   

      3rd

4

   Fourth

      4th

5

   Fifth

      5th

6

   Sixth

      6th

7

   Seventh

      7th

8

   Eighth

      8th

9

   Ninth

      9th

10

   Tenth

     10th

11

   Eleventh

     11th

12

   Twelfth

     12th

13

   Thirteenth

     13th

14

   Fourteenth

     14th

15

   Fifteenth

     15th

16

   Sixteenth

     16th

17

   Seventeenth

     17th

18

   Eighteenth

     18th

19

   Nineteenth

     19th

20

  Twentieth

     20th

21

  Twenty-first

     21st

22

  Twenty-second

     22nd

23

  Twenty-third

     23rd

24

  Twenty-fourth

     24th

25

  Twenty-fifth

     25th

26

  Twenty-sixth

     26th

27

  Twenty-seventh

     27th

28

  Twenty-eighth

     28th

29

  Twenty-ninth

     29th

30

  Thirtieth

     30th

31

  Thirty-first

     31st



✏️ 1. The first three ordinal numbers

The first three ordinal numbers are special. They do not follow the usual spelling rule, so we need to learn them by heart.

First (1st) → The number one in a position.

Second (2nd) → The number two in a position.

Third (3rd) → The number three in a position.

💡 Remember: First, second and third are the first three places in a race!

Example:

I am first in the race! 🏃‍♂️

 

✏️ 2. From fourth to tenth

Most ordinal numbers from fourth to tenth end in -th.

Look at these examples:

                                Number    

Ordinal

                            Four

Fourth

                          Six

Sixth

                            Seven

Seventh

                        Ten

Tenth

There are a few spelling changes to remember:

Five → Fifth

Eight → Eighth

Nine → Ninth

🌈 Little tip: Read the words aloud and practise writing them. The more you practise, the easier they become!


✏️ 3. Ordinal numbers from eleventh to nineteenth

Most numbers from 11 to 19 use the ending -th.

Examples:

Eleven → Eleventh

Thirteen → Thirteenth

Fourteen → Fourteenth

Nineteen → Nineteenth


⚠️ Watch out for number 12!

Twelve becomes Twelfth, not “Twelveth”.

My birthday is on the twelfth of June. 🎂

 

✏️ 4. Ordinal numbers from twentieth to thirty-first

The ordinal form of 20 is Twentieth.

For numbers such as 21, 22 and 23, we change only the last part of the number into an ordinal number.

         Number

         Ordinal

        Twenty-one

         Twenty-first

        Twenty-two

            Twenty-second

          Twenty-three

        Twenty-third

          Twenty-four

            Twenty-fourth

The same rule works with 31:

Thirty-one → Thirty-first

💡 Remember: In numbers such as 21st and 31st, only the last number changes.


🎂 When do we use ordinal numbers?

We use ordinal numbers in everyday life. Let's look at three fun examples!

🏃‍♀️ 1. In a race

I came first in the race!

We use ordinal numbers to say where we finish in a race or competition.

🎂 2. On birthdays

My birthday is on the fifth of May.

In British English, we use ordinal numbers when saying dates.

🏫 3. Talking about floors

My classroom is on the third floor.

We use ordinal numbers to say which floor a room is on.


❤️ Conclusion

Ordinal numbers are easy to learn when we use them in everyday situations, such as races, birthdays and school activities.

Remember: Practice makes perfect! 💪

Keep practising a little every day, and soon you will know all the ordinal numbers from 1st to 31st!

Well done, English learners!🌟







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NUMBERS FROM 1 TO 100 QUIZ

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CARDINAL NUMBERS QUIZZES


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