Level(s)
A1
Section(s)
Habilidades de comunicação
Você consegue dizer o dia do seu aniversário, ou em qual andar você ou alguém mora?
Vamos praticar essa habilidade hoje com Ordinal Numbers!
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Look at the pictures.
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- For counting in sequence
- For saying dates
- For saying the floors of a building
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- He got first (1st) place.
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- The fourth (4th) floor.
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- My birthday is on ______.
Numbers - 1 to 10
- First → 1st
- Second → 2nd
- Third → 3rd
- Fourth → 4th
- Fifth → 5th
- Sixth → 6th
- Seventh → 7th
- Eighth → 8th
- Ninth → 9th
- Tenth → 10th
Numbers - 20 and on
After 20, numbers end in -IETH, like this:
- Twentieth
30. Thirtieth
- Fortieth
50. Fiftieth
- Sixtieth
70. Seventieth
- Eightieth
90. Ninetieth
Numbers - 11 to 20
- Eleventh → 11th
- Twelfth → 12th
- Thirteenth → 13th
- Fourteenth → 14th
- Fifteenth → 15th
- Sixteenth → 16th
- Seventeenth → 17th
- Eighteenth → 18th
- Nineteenth → 19th
- Twentieth → 20th
🚨 Notice that some numbers are written differently for the previous ones 🚨
Cool Tips:
- After 20th, you can just repeat the ordinals, like this:
- Twenty-first
- Twenty-second
- Twenty-third
- Forty-fifth
- Forty-sixth
- Forty-seventh
Writing Practice 🖋️
On a paper (or on the chat), write the ordinal numbers of the following numbers:A. 2B. 4C. 1D. 5E. 10F. 15G. 20H. 24I. 21
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Second - 2nd
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Fourth - 4th
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First - 1st
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Fifth - 5th
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Tenth - 10th
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Fifteenth - 15th
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Twentieth - 20th
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Twenty-fourth - 24th
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Twenty-first - 21st
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Exercises 📝
Click on the ▶️ to start the exercises. Choose the correct options.
Game 🎮
Choose the correct option.
Review 🔁
Let’s Rewind!
- When is your birthday?
- What is the ordinal number of 5?
- What is the ordinal number of 2?
- What is the ordinal number of 20?
- What day is today?
- Monday is the ______ day of the week.
- Wednesday is the ______ day of the week.
- Saturday is the ______ day of the week.
- Tuesday is the ______ day of the week.
- Friday is the ______ day of the week.
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