Numbers in English look and write English worksheet pdf

How many birds are in each nest? Write the numbers and the words.
Join the numbers and words. Then write them in order from smallest to biggest. Answer the questions.

This worksheet contains activities about numbers in English. Students read, look and write the numbers. The answer key is attached.
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Numbers in Written Words (0 to 30)

Number	In Words	Example Sentence
0	Zero	There are zero apples in the basket.
1	One	She has one cat as a pet.
2	Two	They bought two tickets for the concert.
3	Three	He ate three slices of pizza.
4	Four	There are four seasons in a year.
5	Five	She has five fingers on each hand.
6	Six	The dice rolled a six.
7	Seven	There are seven days in a week.
8	Eight	The octopus has eight tentacles.
9	Nine	He scored nine out of ten on the quiz.
10	Ten	There are ten students in the classroom.
11	Eleven	He celebrated his eleventh birthday.
12	Twelve	There are twelve months in a year.
13	Thirteen	She turned thirteen last week.
14	Fourteen	They have fourteen books on the shelf.
15	Fifteen	She can count up to fifteen.
16	Sixteen	The car’s license plate number is sixteen.
17	Seventeen	He was seventeen when he graduated.
18	Eighteen	She has eighteen marbles in her collection.
19	Nineteen	The clock struck nineteen times at midnight.
20	Twenty	There are twenty students in the class.
21	Twenty-one	She celebrated her twenty-first birthday.
22	Twenty-two	The hotel room number is twenty-two.
23	Twenty-three	The bus arrives at twenty-three minutes past the hour.
24	Twenty-four	There are twenty-four hours in a day.
25	Twenty-five	She received twenty-five roses on her anniversary.
26	Twenty-six	The alphabet has twenty-six letters.
27	Twenty-seven	He scored twenty-seven points in the game.
28	Twenty-eight	The recipe calls for twenty-eight ounces of flour.
29	Twenty-nine	She turned twenty-nine last month.
30	Thirty	He woke up at thirty minutes past seven.

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