1. Everyday English (SB p21)
Numbers and dates

2. 1. Say the numbers
fifteen, fifty, four hundred and six, seventy-two, a hundred and twenty-eight
ninety, nineteen, eight hundred and fifty, thirty-six, one thousand five hundred and twenty
two hundred and forty-seven, five thousand, one hundred thousand, two million

3. Note: And is used with the last figure after hundreds, thousands and millions. Example: -one thousand six hundred and twelve 1,612 -ten thousand and sixteen 10,016

4. 2. Listen and practise Money
four hundred pounds, fifty pence, nine euros and forty cents, forty-seven euros ninety-nine, five thousand yen, one hundred dollars
Fractions
a quarter, three quarters, two thirds, seven eighths, twelve and a half

5. Decimals and percentages
six point two, seventeen point two five, fifty per cent, seventy-five point seven per cent, one hundred per cent
Dates
nineteen ninety-five, two thousand and twenty, seventeen eighty-nine, the fifteenth of July, nineteen ninety-four, the thirtieth of October, two thousand and two

6. oh one eight six five double five six eight nine oh
Telephone numbers
oh one eight six five double five six eight nine oh
eight hundred four five one seven five four five
nine one nine six double seven one three oh three

7. 3. Listen to the conversations
fifteenth, twenty-fourth
four point two per cent, fifteen thousand
two, thirty-five pounds
£ 39.99, £ 79.99
tenth, seven o’clock

8. 4. Test your neighbour
Ask your neighbour his/her telephone number, the phone number of his/her partner, his birthday, the birthday of his/her partner, children, …
Write down a few prices and ask your neighbour to say them.
Write down a few fractions, percentages and numbers with decimals. Ask your neighbour to say them.