VERBS END -ING

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ORDINAL NUMBERS FROM 1ST TO 31ST

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ORDINAL NUMBERS QUIZZ

Let's take this exercise to check your english language content about ordinal numbers from 1st to 31st.

🌟 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

Let's take these exercises to check your english language contents about cardinal numbers from 1 to 100.

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KIDS CAN 3RD - INITIAL ASSESSMENT - EMI

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3rd Graders

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KIDS CAN 4TH PROJECT - INITIAL ASSESSMENT - EMI

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TALKING ABOUT HOBBIES LISTENING EXERCISE FOR BEGINNERS

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This is an exercise to improve your listening skill.

Talking about my town!!!

After listening to the audio.

Read the following questions and answer them.

Questions

1. What is the girl's name?

2. How old is Inesh?

3. When is her birthday?

4. Is it in autumn?

5. Where does she live?

6. In which part of Great Britain is Norwich?

7. What is the population of Norwich?

8. What does Inesh love doing?

9. Does she like collecting stickers?

10. Who usually tidies her bedroom?

Copy all the questions in your notebook.

Write down the full answers of each one.

LISTENING EXERCISE ABOUT CLOTHES AND PHYSICAL APPEARANCE FOR YLE CAMBRIDGE

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This is an exercise to improve your listening skill.

Talking about your physical appearance and clothes!!!

After listening to the audio.

Read the following questions and answer them.

Questions

1. What is the name of the speaker’s elder brother?

2. How old is Philip?

3. How tall is Philip?

4. What are Philip’s eyes like?

5. Has Philip got a beard?

6. What does Philip usually wear?

7. Has Philip got a girlfriend?

8. What is her name?

9. How tall is Lucy?

10. What is Lucy’s hair like?

11. What kind of clothes does Lucy like wearing?

12. What is Philip’s hair like?

13. Has Philip got glasses?

14. What are Lucy’s eyes like?

15. Does Lucy wear glasses?

16. How old is Lucy?

USING DIFFERENT PRONOUNS FOR A2 CAMBRIDGE YLE

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They are personal, demostrative, possessive and adjective pronouns.

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POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES EXERCISE FOR YLE CAMBRIDGE

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IT'S A SNOWY DAY LISTENING EXERCISE FOR YLE CAMBRIDGE

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This is an exercise to improve your listening skill.

Talking about a snowy day!!!

After listening to the audio.

Read the following questions and answer them.

Questions

1. What is the date in the story?

2. Who is the girl talking to?

3. What is the weather like on Tuesday?

4. Why are the mountains very beautiful?

5. What season is it in the story?

6. Why is it snowing?

7. What does the character want to do outside with her friends?

8. Where are they planning to go to play?

9. List the winter clothes the character is wearing.

10. What is the weather forecast for Wednesday?

11. Will it snow tomorrow? What kind of weather is expected?

12. Why is today described as a "cool day"?

TALKING ABOUT MY TOWN

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This is an exercise to improve your listening skill.

Talking about my town!!!

After listening to the audio.

Read the following questions and answer them.

Questions

1. What is the name of the town?

2. Is it a big or small town?

3. Which is the ancient monument?

4. How old is this historical monument?

5. Is there a theme park?

6. What can you buy in the butcher's?

7. What can people buy in the newsagent's?

8. Where is the newsagent's placed?

9. What can people buy in the toy shop?

10. How many parks are there in the town?

11. Can you write the name of the most important park?

12. Is there a greengrocer's?

13. Is there a fishmonger's?

14. Is there a school?

15. Where is the school?

16. Which is the best season to visit this wonderful town?

17. What is the name of the school?

TALKING ABOUT MY BRAND NEW TOY ROBOT

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This is an exercise to improve your listening skill.

What do you think is it about?

After listening to the audio.

Read the following questions and answer them.

Questions

1. What toy is it?

2. Is it a new or old toy?

3. What's the toy's name?

4. What colours is the toy?

5. Can the toy take pictures? Why?

6. What can it do with a calculator?

7. Has it got a touchscreen?

8. What can she play?

9. Has it got an alarm clock?

10. Can it send emails? Why?

11. Has it got a small TV?

THE BRITISH ISLES MAP

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This is the British Isles Map.

As you can see in the map, the United Kingdom (UK) is formed by four different countries.

They are England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

 Now, you are able to place the countries and Capital cities of every country on the British Isles Map.

THE TRIVIA GAME

INTERACTIVE GAMES ABOUT FURNITURE AT HOME

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SUBJECTS AT SCHOOL SENTENCES

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subjects at school.

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LISTENING AND WRITING EXERCISE ABOUT SUBJECTS AT SCHOOL

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SUBJECTS AT SCHOOL

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subjects at school.

Listen and type the letters to form a full sentence.

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