Flash cards
Irregular verbs flash cards: three forms
Chalkplay team
| Keyword | Match |
|---|---|
| 1st | first |
| 2nd | second |
| 3rd | third |
| 4th | fourth |
| 5th | fifth |
| 8th | eighth |
| 9th | ninth |
| 11th | eleventh |
| 12th | twelfth |
| 13th | thirteenth |
| 20th | twentieth |
| 21st | twenty-first |
| 22nd | twenty-second |
| 23rd | twenty-third |
| 30th | thirtieth |
| 31st | thirty-first |
Sixteen ordinal numbers for saying dates, with 1st, 2nd or 3rd on the front and first, second or third on the back. The deck picks the ones that cause trouble: the irregular first, second, third, fifth, eighth, ninth and twelfth, the -teenth and -ieth endings, and twenty-first to thirty-first. It's for A1 learners who are starting to say dates and birthdays.
Drill the cards with the whole class, then ask "When's your birthday?" and have learners answer with a full date ("It's on March twenty-second"). In pairs, one learner reads a date from a calendar and the other writes it down. Print it as a matching worksheet, or switch it to Match up for a second round.
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