26776 numbers

Number s CARDINAL 1-90 Zero/Nought/Oh/Nil One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine 10 Ten 21 Twenty-one 22 Twenty-two … 44 Forty four … 11 Eleven 12 Twelve 13 Thirteen 14 Fourteen 15 Fifteen 16 Sixteen 17 Seventeen 18 Eighteen One hundred 19100 Nineteen 101 One 20 Twenty hundred and one 102 One hundred and two 30… Thirty 200 two hundred 40 Forty 300 three 50 Fifty 400 four 60 Sixty five 70500 Seventy 600 six 80 Eighty seven 90700 Ninety 800 eight 900 nine 1,000,000 One million 1,000,000,000,000 One billion ORDINAL DECIMALS First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eight Ninth 10 Tenth … 20 Twentieth 30 Thirtieth … 100 Hundredth 101 One hundred and first 1000 Thousandth NOTE! 100-1100 1,000 a/one thousand 1,001 a/one thousand and one (UK) a/one thousand one (US) 1100 one thousand and hundred (UK) Eleven hundred (US) 1.1 one point one 1.1 nought/zero/oh point one 3.02 three point nought/zero/oh two *Use the definite article before all ordinal numbers ( The first, The twentieth, etc.) = oh - after a decimal point (9.02) - in bus or room numbers (Room 101) - in phone numbers - in years (1906) = nought - before the decimal point (0.06) = zero - in temperature - US for number NOTE * use comma to separate the digits of numbers over 999 (1, 000) use point to indicate a decimal number or separate euros from cents (1.50) Ex Read these numbers: 13,325 309 569,009 1006 55,025 999,345 5,895 8,560 225 86 3,980 15 58 409 25,000