P1 Week 2 Lesson 1 - Numbers

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INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION

aka ENGLISH

P1

Week 2

Lesson 1

Get your photos out

LAST WEEK'S CLASS

Go out and take photos of as many English words as you can find on bilboards, in shop windows, on cars and other places. The more photos you take, the easier it is to do your assignment (opdracht) next week. 

TODAY'S CLASS:

You will make a short story of the words by putting the words together in a video. Five sentences is the minimum. Be as creative as you can! (Look at the example on the next slide)

Today's plan

1. Pars
   
2. What did you do this weekend? Yes/No
3. All about numbers
4. Bingo

Why

is it necessary to talk about numbers?

What kind of numbers do you use in daily life? (telephone number, time, etc)
Give 3 or more examples.

3. Tricky numbers

They sound similar but the stress (klemtoon) is different

13 and 30     thirteen and thirty

14 and 40     fourteen and forty

15 and 50     fifteen and fifty

Not clear? Check - Do you mean one five (15) or five o (50)? (the letter o = zero)

So many zeros?

1 - one

10 - ten

100 - hundred / one hundred

1,000 - thousand / one thousand

10,000 - ten thousand

100,000 - hundred thousand

1,000,000 - one million

Big bigger biggest

million  thousand  hundred and the rest

   222          548         324

    16            000         876

..... million - billion - trillion - what comes next? click on the link on the next slide

       

www.thoughtco.com

The last two numbers are different 

Numbers are said in the same way as Dutch numbers, except for the last two numbers. 

45 - forty-five (veertig vijf) 

45 - vijfenveertig 

21 - twenty-one (twintig één)

21 - eenentwintig

345 

three hundred (and) forty-five (three hundred forty five in American).

59,321 

fifty nine thousand, three hundred and twenty one. 

Work in pairs and write down 

Work in pairs

You each have a paper with numbers on them. Say your numbers out loud to your partner and your partner will write them down. 

When you are finished, listen to the numbers of your partner and write them down.

Let's play Bingo

Work in pairs

You will get a paper, on the next slide you will see many numbers. Take a post it and copy three numbers from each column onto your paper. You will have 3 numbers x 6 columns = 18 numbers on your paper. 

Listen to the numbers and cross out the numbers you hear. 

When all your numbers are crossed out, shout BINGO!

The winner gets an ice-cream

13

30

18

80

99

64

268

421

111

547

968

663

3,245

5,241

6,588

4,652

9,684

1,006

54,265

54,256

75,214

75,412

98,258

98,285

365,254

541,658

655,221

847,521

235,254

414,141

1,255,524

1,463,748

1,355,477

1,356,547

8,000,025

9,667,214

INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION

aka ENGLISH

P1

Week 2

Lesson 2

All about numbers

The way you say a number/numbers depends on the context.   

  

6548333  can be the amount of ants in my garden or an order number?

Six million five hundred and forty-eight thousand three hundred and thirty-three ANTS 

and the ORDER NUMBER is six five four eight three three three

All about numbers

ENGELS

0.5 (een half) 

ZERO POINT FIVE

1,000 (duizend)

ONE THOUSAND

NEDERLANDS

0,5 (een half) 

NUL COMMA VIJF

1.000 (duizend)

DUIZEND

All about numbers

The way you say a number/numbers depends on the context.   

  

1,430 g      one thousand four hundred and thirty grams

14.30 hrs.  two thirty pm ..... or .... half past two in the afternoon  

1.430 km.  one point forty-three kilometres

All about numbers

Numbers are often used in combination with other words. 

am - midnight to noon/midday - pm - noon/midday to midnight  

% - percent or per cent 

hrs / hrs. - hours (time) 

km/h - kilometres per hour

mph - miles per hour (How many km is one mile?) 

m2 - square metres (vierkante meter) m3 - cubic metres (kubieke meter)

° C - degrees Celsius - ° F - degrees Fahrenheit 

All about numbers

Numbers are often used in combination with other words. 

£10 - 10 pounds

£10.50 - 10 pound fifty

Numbers quiz

Read carefully before you answer

1. Twenty-three million five hundred six thousand ninety-nine.

1. 23,560,099
2. 32.506,099
3. 23.506.099
4. 23,506,099

2. Hoe schrijf je procent in het Engels?

point one five +point two five =

1. 0.45
2. 0.35
3. 0.40
4. 0.50

1.005 and 1,005

1. one point o o five and one thousand and five
2. one thousand and five and one point oo five.

Number loop

When you hear .... 

You say ..... 

hear	say
Start	436
29 m2	0.1 %
12,000	7,453,111

Student A

Text

Student B

hear	say
0.1%	12,000
7,453,111	finish
436	29 m2

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