VOCABULARY CLASS: Ordinal numbers, Seasons,, Months, Days, Time, Prepositions,

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ORDINAL NUMBERS 
  • Se usan para darle orden a situaciones, objetos o personas.
  • Generalmente cuando se están haciendo listados de cosas o        narrando una serie de eventos, nos dan la idea de qué va en primer lugar, segundo, tercero, etc., así:
  • Las abreviaciones que tienen estos números corresponden a las dos últimas letras th , ejemplo los números 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 9th y 12th, el resto mantienen su forma original de escribirse, pero al final se agrega la abreviación "-th". En el caso de los números terminados en 0 como el 20 (twenty), la "y" se reemplaza por la combinación de vocales "ieth".
1st = First
2nd = Second
3rd = Third
4th = Fourth
5th = Fifth
6th = Sixth
7th = Seventh
8th = Eighth
9th = Ninth
10th = Tenth 		11th = Eleventh
12th = Twelfth
13th = Thirteenth
14th = Fourteenth
15th = Fifteenth
16th = Sixteenth
17th = Seventeenth
18th = Eighteenth
19th = Nineteenth
20th = Twentieth
  • Cuando los números son compuestos el ultimo numero sera ORDINAL.
Example: 31th= Thirty-first

100th = One Hundredth
101st = One hundred and first
200th = Two hundredth
1,000th = One Thousandth
10,000th = Ten thousandth
100,000th = One hundred thousandth
1,000,000th = Millionth
10,000,000th = Ten millionth

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1.Revisar y manejar perfectamente el blog que esta disponible todo el tiempo para ustedes para que pueden repasar y para los que no puedan realizar las actividades en linea. 
2.Traducir la imagen de las estaciones que esta en el blog.
3.Trabajar la  pagina 32, 33 y 35 del libro
4. Prepararse para un examen sobre presente simple, pronombres objeto, advervios, números ordinales, usos de make y do pag 31, meses,dias,horas, preposicion in on y at. Todo lo pueden reforzar en el libro y en el blog
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