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Reading large Numbers

An effective way of teaching how to read large numbers. The PPT is animated, so that the presentation of the numbers develops gradually and the student is able to understand placement and pronunciation of the numbers. The presenttation starts with one digit numbers and goes up to trillions. Fully editable, so you can add or delete to fit your needs.

Level:intermediate
Age: 14-17
Format: PowerPoint
Downloads:183

5 out of 5, rated by 2 teachers

Copyright 12/10/2012 Aleph
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Comments:

*famfam2*	posted by famfam2 20121013 Thank you!
*67Englishteacher*	posted by 67Englishteacher 20121013 thanks!
*EstherLee76*	Great Title posted by EstherLee76 20121013 Good exercise. Thanks.
*treasure0911*	posted by treasure0911 20121013 Thank you but I don´t understand why you say there is no "and" in 613 when it is 613 872.
*aleph06*	Numbers PPT- posted by aleph06 20121021 In spoken english, Americans often say "a" instead of "one" before hundred, thousand, etc. and they often add "AND" before the last number: example a hundred and twenty-four a thousand and seven, etc.
*aleph06*	613 872 posted by aleph06 20121021 613 872. is read as; Six hundred thirteen thousand eight hundred and seventy-two. Americans add the "and" before the last two digits and hyphenate the 72. There´s no coma, between the 3 and the 8, because I was using the arrows to separate the numbers.
*evinches*	posted by evinches 20130522 Thanks a million!
*Maria Linz*	posted by Maria Linz 20151107 Thank you very much for sharing. This is very useful.
*Salsera*	Thanks !! posted by Salsera 20181122