4.Sayingnumerals.Lookatthewrittenformsofthedates,times,moneyanddimensions.Canyousaythem?Listenandrepeatthenumerals.

24.10.2001

24.11.1975

1.3.1960

27.5.2010

_5.6.1961

1.

2.	7.05p.m. 3.45 4.15 9.35 12.30 3.55
3.	£100 $101 1,000yen €1,101 £5000 $1,000,000 €1,000,000,000
4.	10cm 1,000kg 100cm2 5.8km 15m 4g

5(2).Listening.Listenandrepeatthenumeralsabove.

6.Saythenumerals.

_{$105,673;29.12.2011;11.20p.m.;7.9km;€1,594;17.06.2003;}

_{5.45a.m.;£45,592;56cm}^2.

7(3).Listening.

Cardinalnumbers

7.1.In1999aminimumwagewassetinBritain.Workerswerehappy,buttheemployerswerenot.Whyisthis?

7.2.Listenandcompletetheparagraph.

_{In1999theminimumwagewassetat£}

_{anhourforadults}

_and£

_{foryoungworkersagedbetweeneighteenand}

_{twenty-one.Employerswantedtheminimumwagetobe£}

_{butworkerswanteditsetat£ .}

7.3.IsthereaminimumwageinRussia?Doyouthinkgovernmentshouldsetaminimumwage?

8(4).Listening.

Ordinalnumbers

Lookatthechart.Itshowstheworldrankingofthecostoflivingin13Europeancities.Listenandcompletethegapsinthechart.

THEMOSTEXPENSIVECITIESINTHEWORLD
City	Thisyear	Lastyear
a	5	3
Zurich	6	3
b	7	6
Geneva	8	5
c	10	28
Stockholm	13	8
Copenhagen	14	8
Vienna	14	8
Dusseldorf	d	14
Lyon	e	15
Amsterdam	24	21
Helsinki	24	23

_f 26 26

9(5).Listening.

_Decimals

Lookatthebarchartshowingannualholidaysineightdifferentcountries.Listenandcompletethemissingfiguresattheendofthebars.

Annualholidays

CzechRepublicHungaryUKGreeceItalyFranceGermany

_Spain

24,5

24,8

27,9

30,5

5 15 25 35

days

10(6).Listening.

_Percentages

10.1Listentotwopeoplediscussingtheirweeklyexpenditureondifferentthingsandcompletethetable.

Matthew (male)

Robyn (female)

Average Britishperson (fromthesurveypiechart)

	Matthew (male)	Robyn (female)	AverageBritishperson(fromthesurveypiechart)
Foodanddrink			22%
Housing		notgiven	16%
Transport			15.7%
Householdgoodsand services			14%
Leisuregoodsand services			16%
Tobacco		0%	2%