Obchodní akademie a Střední odborná škola, gen. F. Fajtla, Louny, p.o. Osvoboditelů 380, Louny Číslo projektuCZ.1.07/1.5.00/ Číslo sady32Číslo DUM 08 PředmětAnglický jazyk Tematický okruhCizojazyčné reálie Název materiáluSmall and large numbers AutorMgr. Iris Kernerová Datum tvorbyÚnor 2014Ročníkčtvrtý Anotace Pravidla čtení a zápisu velkých a malý čísel, desetinných čísel, zlomků, čísla nula, vyjadřování cen v angličtině. Metodický pokyn Teoretická část k tématu a cvičení. Autorem materiálu a všech jeho částí, není-li uvedeno jinak, je Mgr. Iris Kernerová. Dostupné z Metodického portálu ; ISSN Provozuje Národní ústav pro vzdělávání, školské poradenské zařízení a zařízení pro další vzdělávání pedagogických pracovníků (NÚV).

Small and large numbers Obr.1 Obr.2 Obr.3 Obr.4 Obr.5

How to read numbers ? seventeen thirty-three fifty-two one hundred and one two hundred and eleven eight hundred and ninety-seven

Large numbers In English, thousands, millions and billions are written with commas and are used in singular. 2,000,000 3,000,000,000 4,000,000,000,000 two million three billion four trillion

Large numbers Read the following numbers. 1, ,000 8,520,000 5,754,000,000 one thousand two hundred and sixty- seven three hundred and twenty eight thousand eight million five hundred and twenty thousand five billion seven hundred and fifty-four million

Currencies Read the following numbers. $ CZK28.50 € £240 m $8.6 bn £ 0.50 thirty dollars, forty twenty eight crowns, fifty three hundred and fifty euros, ten two hundred and forty million pounds eight point six billion pounds fifty pence / fifty p [pi:]

Your turn Work in pairs. Write down five numbers larger than 1,000. Read out the numbers for your partner to write down. Then swap roles. You say: One million two hundred and thirty thousand Your partner writes: 1,230,000

Decimals Decimals are written with a decimal point. When we use a decimal we say each number to the right of the decimal point individually % ‘five point seven five’ point two one fifteen point two six per cent

Fractions Write the fractions in number and complete the percentages. ½ …… a half50 % a quarter…. % three quarters…. % four tenths…. % a fifth…. % two twentieths…. %

Fractions Solution ½ ¼ ¾ 4/10 1/5 2/20 a half50 % a quarter25 % three quarters75 % four tenths40 % a fifth20 % two twentieths10 %

Your turn Work in pairs. Write down six numbers, three decimals and three fractions. You say: Two thirds. Your partner writes: 2/3

0 – the figure nought decimal numbers nought [nɔːt] 0.01 point nought one Obr.6

0 – the figure nought temperature zero The temperature fell below zero. Obr.7

0 – the figure nought telephone/room numbers [ǝu] [ǝu tu: fo: ǝu faiv six] Obr.8

0 – the figure nought football, ice hockey score nil 2:0 two nil Obr.9

0 – the figure nought tennis score love 15:0 fifteen love Obr.10

Your turn Imagine you are 1)a radio speaker reading sports news. Prepare a few scores, which include the figure 0. Read them loud to your neighbour, whose task is to write them down. 2)a radio speaker reading weather forecast. Then swap roles. You say: Here is the latest sports news for you. Manchester United beat Chelsea 3:0, …

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