I.Z á k l a d n í š k o l a Z r u č n a d S á z a v o u Multimediální prezentace vzdělávacích oblastí ŠVP Mgr. Markéta Jelínková Large numbers.

Prezentace na téma: "I.Z á k l a d n í š k o l a Z r u č n a d S á z a v o u Multimediální prezentace vzdělávacích oblastí ŠVP Mgr. Markéta Jelínková Large numbers."— Transkript prezentace:

1 I.Z á k l a d n í š k o l a Z r u č n a d S á z a v o u Multimediální prezentace vzdělávacích oblastí ŠVP Mgr. Markéta Jelínková Large numbers

2 Čísla se dají jednoduše naučit. Jedna až deset se musíte naučit. Nejsou zde žádná pravidla. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten Od 11 je to trošku těžší, ale ne zas tolik. První dvě se naučte a od 14 (15 = fifteen) akorát přidáte koncovku -teen.. až do 19. eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen Od 20 do 99 se musíte naučit celé desítky a k tomu akorát další číslo z prvních devíti k tomu. 20 twenty, 21 twenty-one, 22 twenty-two Další čísla až do 99 utvoříte podobně. U celých přidáte k základním -ty. 30 thirty, 40 fourty, 50 fifty, 60 sixty, 70 seventy, 80 eighty, 90 ninety Základní číslovky

3 Slova hundred, thousand a million v číslovkách nedáváme do množného čísla. Po slovíčku hundred používáme v britské angličtině při čtení spojku and. 101 - one hundred and one 120 - one hundred and twenty 561 - five hundred and sixty-one 999 - nine hundred and ninety-nine a thousand a million a hundred 100 1,000 1,000,000 Connect the words to the numbers:

4 1,760 - one thousand, seven hundred and sixty 2,009 - two thousand and nine (zde může být AND, neodděluje však tisíce od stovek, ale stovky od desítek) 5,283 - five thousand, two hundred and eighty-three 9,999 - nine thousand, nine hundred and ninety-nine Mezi tisíci a stovkami se spojka AND nikdy nepřidává, tisíce od stovek oddělujeme pouze čárkou a ve výslovnosti krátkou pauzou. 10,000 - ten thousand 15,400 - fifteen thousand, four hundred 99,250 - ninety-nine thousand, two hundred and fifty 568,423 - five hundred and sixty-eight thousand, four hundred and twenty-three 5,631,254 - 5 million, six hundred and thirty-one thousand, two hundred and fifty-four

5 1. 500,011 2. 511,000 3. 501,200 4. 51,211 5. 50,021 6. 5,311 7. 52,112 A. fifty-one thousand two hundred and eleven B. five hundred thousand eleven C. fifty thousand twenty-one D. five hundred and eleven thousand E. five hundred and one thousand two hundred G. five thousand three hundred and eleven F. fifty-two thousand one hundred and twelve

6 Which are correct? Delete the incorrect ones. 1. 300three hundreds three hundred 2. 12,000twelve thousand twelve thousands 3. 6,000,000six millions six million 4. 504five hundred and four five hundreds four 5. 2,490two thousand four hundred ninety two thousand four hundred and ninety 6. 411four hundred and eleven four hundreds eleven 7. 5,810five thousand eight hundred and ten five thousand four hundreds and ten

7 Put in AND. 163 one hundred sixty-three 7,635seven thousand, six hundred thirty-five 41,404forty-one thousand,four hundred four 305three hundred five 9,067nine thousand sixty-seven 2,001two thousand one 830eight hundred thirty 522five hundred twenty-two 3,726three thousand, seven hundred twenty-six 1,740one thousand, seven hundred forty 39,675thirty-nine thousand, six hundred sevety- five 8,020eight thousand twenty

8 Write the words or the figures. 1. The Japanese Bullet train travels at................... (262) kilometres an hour. 2. The largest shopping centre in the world is in Canada. It is bigger than one hundred and ten..... football pitches. 3. A Concorde plane flies at.......................... (2,333) kilometres an hour. 4. More than six hundred and ten thousand...... people work for the General Motors car company. 5. The largest hotel in the world is in Las Vegas. It has......................... (5,005) rooms. two thousand three and sixty-two two hundred hundred and thirty- three five thousand and five 110 610,000

9 6. The River Nile is six thousand, seven hundred and fifty....... kilometres long. 7. Jeanne Calment from France was..................... (122) years old when she died. 8. Sonja Bata of Canada has over........... (10,000) pairs of shoes. 9. In 1993 someone paid fifty-two thousand pounds........ for a rare £1 banknote. 10. The average American drinks.................. (207) litres of Coca-cola a year. 11. Joe Bowen walked across the US on stilts. The journey took 157.............. days. 12. Ben Nevis is one thousand, three hundred and forty........ metres high. 6,750 one hundred and twenty-two ten thousand 52,000 two hundred and seven one hundred and fifty-seven 1,340

10 Read and do the sums. Then write the answers in words. 523 +.... __________ 8...... + 788 __________.. 00 Add five hundred and twenty- three and three hundred and eighteen. The answer is........... The answer is........... Add six hundred and twelve and seven hundred and eighty-eight. 318 41 612 14 eight hundred and forty-one one thousand, four hundred

11 .... +.... __________... 2.... +.... __________ 23.. Add two hundred and forty-one and two hundred and forty-one. Add one thousand, eight hundred and twenty- nine and five hundred and thirty-eight. The answer is........... The answer is........... 1829 67 538 241 48 two thousand, three hundred and sixty- seven four hundred and eighty-two

12 Zdroje: Gráf, T. – Peters,S. : Cvičebnice anglické gramatiky. Polyglot 1998 Belán,J. : Průvodce anglickým jazykem. Didaktis 2009 Hutchinson, T. : Project 3. Oxford 2000