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1. the ninetieth

2.  

    

   the one hundred and sixty-fifth

3.  

   the seventy-sixth

4.  

   the sixty-third

5.  

   the seventh

6.  

    

   the fifty-second

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45: forty-five

64: the sixty-fourth

1. 137: one hundred and thirty-seven

2. 24: the twenty-fourth

3. 500: the five hundredth

4. 77: seventy-seven

5. 52: the fifty-second

6. 81: eighty-one

7. 350: the three hundred and fiftieth

8. 17: seventeen

9. 36: the thirty-sixth

10. 713: seven hundred and thirteenth

11. 93: ninety-three

12. 201: two hundred and one

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1. Isabella is happy. Her sister is the first at the race.

2. Turn left at the third crossroads. The bank is there!

3. Congratulations! You are the hundredth customer and this is a prize for you!

4. It’s the Liam and Daniel’s sixteenth birthday. They are twins.

5. Are you sleepy? This is the fourth cup of coffee!

6. What word is the sixth word in the ninth sentence?

7. A My office is in the fourth plan. Where is yours? B Mine is in the tenth plan.

8. A When is your twenty-fifth wedding anniversary? B It’s on next Sunday.

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the twelfth of March two thousand and eight

1. the twenty-second of November two thousand and ninetieth

2. October the ninth nineteen and ninety-eight

3. the sixth of September two thousand and fifteen

4. the fifth of May nineteen and fifty-five

5. December the seventh nineteen and eighty-eight

6. the thirty-first of July seventeen hundred

7. the eighth of March seventeen and twenty-one

8. the seventh of February two thousand and seven

9. the second of December eighteen and seventy-five

10. the twenty-fifth of June nineteen and sixty-two

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St. Patrick’s Day: 17^th March

New Year’s Day: 1^st January

1. Valentine’s Day: 14^th February

2. Winter Solstice: 21^st December

3. May Day: 1^st May

4. April Fools’ Day: 1^st April

5. Christmas Day: 25^th December

6. Guy Fawkes Night: 5^th November

7. The United Nations’ International Youth Day: 12^th August

8. English Language Day: 23^rd April

9. American Independence Day: 4^th July

10. International Peace Day: 21^st September

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St. Patrick’s Day is on the seventeenth of March.

New Year’s Day is on the first of January.

1. Valentine’s Day is on the fourteenth of February.

2. Winter Solstice is on the twenty-first of December.

3. May Day is on the first of May.

4. April Fools’ Day is on the first April.

5. Christmas Day is on the twenty-fifth of December.

6. Guy Fawkes Night is on the fifth of November.

7. The United Nations’ International Youth Day is on the twelfth of August.

8. English Language Day is on the twenty-third of April.

9. American Independence Day is on the fourth of July.

10. International Peace Day is on the twenty-first of September.

Es 10 pag 53

1. I am passionate about reggae music and there’s a good concert on the twenty-second of November.

2. The third festival of the ballet festival begins on the tenth of July.

3. My birthday is every four years. It’s on the twenty-ninth of February.

4. Matthew is having a party for Carnival on the fifteen on February.

5. You’re wrong. The museum isn’t open Sunday the fourth of August.

6. The concert isn’t Wednesday the eleventh of May, but Thursday the twelfth of May.

7. A When is Steven’s birthday? B It’s on the fourteenth of February!

8. A Tomorrow is our fourth anniversary, Christopher… B Are you sure? What’s the date?

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1. In un test Matilda ha scritto bene tutti i numeri ordinali: My birthday is on third March. / The book is on fifth shelf. Tuttavia la sua insegnante le ha tolto dei punti perché si è dimenticata qualcosa. Che cosa?

   Matilda si è dimenticata di mettere il the davanti ai numeri ordinali.

2. Esiste un caso in cui si usa l’ordinale senza l’articolo the. Quale? Fornisci un esempio.

   The non si mette davanti ai numeri ordinali abbreviati, come le date. My birthday is on 12^th April.

3. In inglese la data si esprime con i numeri cardinali o con gli ordinali? E in italiano?

   In inglese la data si esprime con i numeri ordinali, mentre in italiano con i numeri cardinali.