Present simple tense, the time, numbers / extras

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drive.google/BE1.PresentSimple.thetime.numbers

#PDF

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link to English tests

englishtest.es/quiz.iwanttoswim

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seen on @Pinterest

smartclassroommanagement.com/dealwithdifficultstudents

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People who can speak English acceptably well in Europe / extras

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EXTRAS

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Yeah, exactly (agreement)

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Ten percent 10%

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Cycling is bad for the economy?

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nivel B1

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I am it seems a writer

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determined to learn

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video - learning in the pool 

twitter.com/Laughs_4_All/pool

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How to say and write numbers in English / How to say hello

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numbers 1-100

video @YouTube: numbers from 1 to 100 (6:25 mins)

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numbers: 2 pounds fifty

video @YouTube: two pounds fifty (0:42 mins)

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numbers: up to 146

video @YouTube: numbers 146 (1:59 mins)

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video @YouTube (numbers 100, 10,000) .- 2:50 mins

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How to say hello

video @YouTube: saying hello (2:15 mins)

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Introduce yourself

video @YouTube: introducing yourself (1:11 mins)

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Mother key- Business Communication

the balances mb dot com

the mother key (thebalancesmb.com)

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How to speak clearly

How to speak clearly (thebalancesmbdotcom)

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English videos (@YouTube): daily routines.-BE1 + programming BE1

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-Business English 1-

Talking about daily routines 

video (4:48 mins)

Talking about daily routines (4.48 mins)

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My daily routine

video (2:05 mins)

My daily routine (2:05 mins)

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My name is Fred

video (1:48 mins) 

My name is Fred (1:48 mins)

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#PDF

tentative programming BE1

https://tinyurl.com/yc3suuc5

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Numbers

video (1:59 mins)

Numbers (1:59 mins)

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Count numbers

video (3:40 mins)

Count numbers (3:40 mins)

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Saying numbers

video (3:03 mins)

Saying numbers (3:03 mins)

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Telephone call

video (5:00 mins)

Telephone call (5:00 mins)

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Talking on the phone

video (3:22 mins)

Talking on the phone (3:22 mins)

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May I speak to Kate?

video (2:05 mins) 

May I speak to Kate? (2:05 mins)

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Reuters video on Prince Andrew + EXTRA: video basics

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Prince Andrew's lawyers hit back over Epstein inquiry
video (1:02 mins)


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EXTRA

video basics (FCT)
video basics (the English alphabet, video 4:32 mins)

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video basics (FCT)
video basics (How to say numbers, video 2:41 mins)

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video basics (FCT)
video basics (How to tell the time, video 3:53 mins)

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I have a good idea (Vocabulary exercises - Englisch Hilfen)

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I have a good idea

https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/confusing_words/a_an_some.htm

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I have breakfast at 6 o´clock

https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/various/cardinal_ordinal_numbers.htm

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swam (past)

https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/irregular_verbs/forms2.htm

Practice on personal pronouns, numbers, texts and so on

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PRACTICE on subject pronouns
https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/pronouns/exercises

PRACTICE on object pronouns
https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/pronouns/exercises?02

READING TEXTS and audio
Climate change
https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/daily-english

CARDINAL NUMBERS
https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/vocabulary/numbers/cardinal

ORDINAL NUMBERS
https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/vocabulary/numbers/ordinal

NUMBERS
https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/vocabulary/numbers/exercises?param=1001&type=ordinal

Practice numbers (via ESL lab)

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Just say the number you listen

(Then, check you did it right)

https://www.esl-lab.com/num.htm

How to say numbers, percentages, dates in English

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http://www.ef.com/english-resources/english-grammar/numbers-english/

Samples: 

PRONOUNCING PERCENTAGES

Percentages are easy to read aloud in English. Just say the number and then add the word "percent".

Written	Pronounced
5%	five percent
25%	twenty-five percent
36.25%	thirty-six point two five percent
100%	one hundred percent
400%	four hundred percent

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Another point on the expression "per cent" or "percent"

-via grammarist.com-

"The one-word percent is standard in American English. Percent is not absent from other varieties of English, but most publications still prefer the two-word per cent. The older forms per-cent, per cent. (per cent followed by a period), and the original per centum have mostly disappeared from the language (although the latter sometimes appears in legal writing).

There is no difference between percent and per cent. Choosing between them is simply a matter of preference."

http://grammarist.com/spelling/percent-per-cent/

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How to write strange numbers in English language

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Numbers

-via WordReference.com-

1 million, 1 thousand, 1 hundred

11th thousand workers

13 thousand

20K (thousand)

3078 (Three thousand seventy eight), humans left The Earth

500,000 (five hundred thousand)

a couple thousand sales points

a coward dies a thousand deaths.....

a hundred thousand million [of] dollars (of + number) - grammar

a hundred thousand million million

A picture is worth a thousand words

A picture may be worth a thousand words.

A picture paints a thousand words...

A running man in the night can slit a thousand throats

A Smile is worth a thousand words

A thousand = Mil / Un mil - grammar

a thousand and one nights

A Thousand apologies

A thousand billion

A thousand cuts

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one third 1/3

a third 1/3

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Brian Overland

-via Quora.com-

0.5 is five tenths, 0.05 is five hundredths, and so 0.005 is five thousandths.

But this can become tedious. So another way to think of it is: Count the number of zeroes including the zero just to the left of the decimal point. Ten to the power of three is one thousand… which is how we know that 1,000 is one thousand. But two zeroes to the right of the decimal point — added to the first zero just to the left (a total of three) — is also “one thousand,” but now we are dealing in thousandths rather than one thousand.

Yet another way to procede is to 1) Move the decimal point two places to the RIGHT, and then 2) interpret the result as a percentage.

0.005 moved two places to the right is 0.5… which means that 0.005 can also be interpreted as half a percent.

0.005 = 0.5 %

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Forum on numbers

-via yahoo.com-

What's bigger 0.0025 or 0.005?

That aside, .005 is larger. Read the number aloud and it'll become quite apparent. The first number, 0.0025, is read as "Twenty-five ten thousandths", whereas the second number, 0.005, is read as "Five thousandths". 

If this doesn't immediately clear up the issue for you, involve the numbers in thought experiments using imagery: Suppose there are two men who are sitting in front of two piles of chocolate chip cookies. One pile has ten thousand cookies (because .0025 is read as "twenty five THOUSANDths"), the other has a thousand cookies ("five THOUSANDths")

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Forum on numbers

-via forum WordReference.com-

I would say 'minus' informally, 'negative' more formally. For <0>, you could use 'zero', or 'oh' or 'nought' (BrE). In the BrE fashion the digits after the decimal point are read off one by one.

Therefore I might say these:

Minus nought point nought five six six

Negative zero point two four three four

Minus one point oh two

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Some websites on numbers: 

Englisch Hilfen

https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/various/date_spelling_2.htm

agendaweb

https://agendaweb.org/vocabulary/numbers-exercises.html

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A Question & Answer webpage of English language

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http://ell.stackexchange.com/questions

Listening To Numbers, Dates & Times Quiz

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