Numbers & Counting Part 2 English Beginner Guide
Welcome to Part 2! We continue learning English numbers with numbers 35–67 and their ordinal forms. This part includes examples, exercises, and a mini-app to strengthen your skills.
1. Cardinal Numbers 35–67
- 35 – Thirty-five /ˈθɜːrti faɪv/: There are thirty-five students in the hall.
- 36 – Thirty-six /ˈθɜːrti sɪks/: I read thirty-six pages yesterday.
- 37 – Thirty-seven /ˈθɜːrti ˈsev.ən/: She bought thirty-seven candies.
- 38 – Thirty-eight /ˈθɜːrti eɪt/: He ran thirty-eight laps in the park.
- 39 – Thirty-nine /ˈθɜːrti naɪn/: I counted thirty-nine birds.
- 40 – Forty /ˈfɔːrti/: There are forty chairs in the classroom.
- 41 – Forty-one /ˈfɔːrti wʌn/: I have forty-one emails to read.
- 42 – Forty-two /ˈfɔːrti tuː/: She collected forty-two postcards.
- 43 – Forty-three /ˈfɔːrti θriː/: They counted forty-three stars in the sky.
- 44 – Forty-four /ˈfɔːrti fɔːr/: I drank forty-four cups of water last month.
- 45 – Forty-five /ˈfɔːrti faɪv/: She bought forty-five books for the library.
- 46 – Forty-six /ˈfɔːrti sɪks/: There are forty-six students in the sports team.
- 47 – Forty-seven /ˈfɔːrti ˈsev.ən/: He scored forty-seven points in the game.
- 48 – Forty-eight /ˈfɔːrti eɪt/: I have forty-eight coins in my collection.
- 49 – Forty-nine /ˈfɔːrti naɪn/: She found forty-nine seashells at the beach.
- 50 – Fifty /ˈfɪfti/: There are fifty students in the school.
- 51 – Fifty-one /ˈfɪfti wʌn/: I ran fifty-one meters in the race.
- 52 – Fifty-two /ˈfɪfti tuː/: She bought fifty-two cupcakes.
- 53 – Fifty-three /ˈfɪfti θriː/: They collected fifty-three leaves for the project.
- 54 – Fifty-four /ˈfɪfti fɔːr/: He scored fifty-four points in the competition.
- 55 – Fifty-five /ˈfɪfti faɪv/: There are fifty-five pages in the booklet.
- 56 – Fifty-six /ˈfɪfti sɪks/: I counted fifty-six birds in the park.
- 57 – Fifty-seven /ˈfɪfti ˈsev.ən/: She bought fifty-seven candies for her classmates.
- 58 – Fifty-eight /ˈfɪfti eɪt/: I walked fifty-eight kilometers last month.
- 59 – Fifty-nine /ˈfɪfti naɪn/: There are fifty-nine chairs in the auditorium.
- 60 – Sixty /ˈsɪksti/: I need sixty sheets of paper.
- 61 – Sixty-one /ˈsɪksti wʌn/: She has sixty-one stickers in her collection.
- 62 – Sixty-two /ˈsɪksti tuː/: We counted sixty-two stars in the sky.
- 63 – Sixty-three /ˈsɪksti θriː/: He scored sixty-three points.
- 64 – Sixty-four /ˈsɪksti fɔːr/: I have sixty-four pages to read.
- 65 – Sixty-five /ˈsɪksti faɪv/: There are sixty-five chairs in the hall.
- 66 – Sixty-six /ˈsɪksti sɪks/: She counted sixty-six birds in the garden.
- 67 – Sixty-seven /ˈsɪksti ˈsev.ən/: He bought sixty-seven candies for the party.
2. Ordinal Numbers 35th–67th
- 35th – Thirty-fifth /ˈθɜːrti faɪfθ/: She finished thirty-fifth in the ranking.
- 36th – Thirty-sixth /ˈθɜːrti sɪksθ/: I live on the thirty-sixth floor.
- 37th – Thirty-seventh /ˈθɜːrti ˈsev.ənθ/: This is the thirty-seventh page of the book.
- 38th – Thirty-eighth /ˈθɜːrti eɪtθ/: He completed the thirty-eighth exercise.
- 39th – Thirty-ninth /ˈθɜːrti naɪnθ/: Today is the thirty-ninth day of the month.
- 40th – Fortieth /ˈfɔːrti.əθ/: This is the fortieth lesson.
- 41st – Forty-first /ˈfɔːrti fɜːrst/: He finished forty-first in the competition.
- 42nd – Forty-second /ˈfɔːrti ˈsek.ənd/: I live on the forty-second floor.
- 43rd – Forty-third /ˈfɔːrti θɜːrd/: She finished the forty-third task.
- 44th – Forty-fourth /ˈfɔːrti fɔːrθ/: This is the forty-fourth page.
- 45th – Forty-fifth /ˈfɔːrti faɪfθ/: He was the forty-fifth participant.
- 46th – Forty-sixth /ˈfɔːrti sɪksθ/: Today is the forty-sixth day of the month.
- 47th – Forty-seventh /ˈfɔːrti ˈsev.ənθ/: She completed the forty-seventh task successfully.
- 48th – Forty-eighth /ˈfɔːrti eɪtθ/: I live on the forty-eighth floor.
- 49th – Forty-ninth /ˈfɔːrti naɪnθ/: This is the forty-ninth exercise.
- 50th – Fiftieth /ˈfɪfti.əθ/: Today is the fiftieth anniversary.
- 51st – Fifty-first /ˈfɪfti fɜːrst/: She finished fifty-first in the ranking.
- 52nd – Fifty-second /ˈfɪfti ˈsek.ənd/: I live on the fifty-second floor.
- 53rd – Fifty-third /ˈfɪfti θɜːrd/: This is the fifty-third page of the book.
- 54th – Fifty-fourth /ˈfɪfti fɔːrθ/: He completed the fifty-fourth exercise.
- 55th – Fifty-fifth /ˈfɪfti faɪfθ/: Today is the fifty-fifth day of the month.
- 56th – Fifty-sixth /ˈfɪfti sɪksθ/: She finished the fifty-sixth task.
- 57th – Fifty-seventh /ˈfɪfti ˈsev.ənθ/: I live on the fifty-seventh floor.
- 58th – Fifty-eighth /ˈfɪfti eɪtθ/: This is the fifty-eighth exercise.
- 59th – Fifty-ninth /ˈfɪfti naɪnθ/: He was the fifty-ninth visitor today.
- 60th – Sixtieth /ˈsɪksti.əθ/: Today is the sixtieth anniversary.
- 61st – Sixty-first /ˈsɪksti fɜːrst/: She finished sixty-first in the ranking.
- 62nd – Sixty-second /ˈsɪksti ˈsek.ənd/: I live on the sixty-second floor.
- 63rd – Sixty-third /ˈsɪksti θɜːrd/: This is the sixty-third page of the book.
- 64th – Sixty-fourth /ˈsɪksti fɔːrθ/: He completed the sixty-fourth exercise.
- 65th – Sixty-fifth /ˈsɪksti faɪfθ/: Today is the sixty-fifth day of the month.
- 66th – Sixty-sixth /ˈsɪksti sɪksθ/: She finished the sixty-sixth task.
- 67th – Sixty-seventh /ˈsɪksti ˈsev.ənθ/: I live on the sixty-seventh floor.
3. Exercises – Numbers & Ordinals
🔢 Exercise 1 – Numbers in Words
35, 38, 42, 45, 51, 56, 60, 67
✅ Answers: Thirty-five, Thirty-eight, Forty-two, Forty-five, Fifty-one, Fifty-six, Sixty, Sixty-seven
🏆 Exercise 2 – Ordinals
36, 40, 44, 49, 52, 57, 63, 67
✅ Answers: 36th-Thirty-sixth, 40th-Fortieth, 44th-Forty-fourth, 49th-Forty-ninth, 52nd-Fifty-second, 57th-Fifty-seventh, 63rd-Sixty-third, 67th-Sixty-seventh
4. Mini Number App
🤖 Type a number (35–67) to see it in words:
5. Daily Practice Tips
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Practice numbers aloud, especially 35–67.
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Use ordinal numbers for floors, seats, and dates.
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Write sentences using these numbers daily.
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Test yourself with the mini-app for memory reinforcement.
6. Numbers Practice Pack PDF + Audio
Get the Numbers Practice Pack PDF + Audio ($6) to:
- 🎧 Practice numbers 35–67 with audio.
- 🔢 Learn ordinals 35th–67th with examples.
- 📝 Step-by-step exercises with answers.
- ⚡ Daily drills for faster learning.