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Practicing English numbers with flashcards

Number words are a common stumbling point for English learners, especially pairs like thirteen and thirty or fifteen and fifty. Good English number flashcards put the digit on one side and the spelled-out word on the other, so you practice both recognition and spelling.

  • Pair each digit with its spelled-out word on the back of the card.
  • Group teens and tens together so you can compare them directly.
  • Add ordinals like first, second and third in their own set.
  • Review in short sessions several times a week instead of one long cram.
Example English number flashcards (one to a thousand)
What is 13 in English?Thirteen. Teens end in -teen, which is easy to confuse with -ty numbers like thirty.
How do you spell 40?Forty. It drops the u from four and ends in -ty.
What is the ordinal form of 3?Third. It is irregular, so it is worth memorizing on its own.
What is 85 in words?Eighty-five. Compound numbers from twenty-one to ninety-nine are hyphenated.
Write 1,005 in English.One thousand five. American English usually omits the word and before the last two digits.
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Frequently asked questions

How many number flashcards should I study at a time?

Start with 10 to 15 new cards per session and keep sessions to about ten minutes. Add more once you can spell the current set without hesitating.

Which English number ranges are hardest to learn?

Teens from thirteen to nineteen are often confused with the tens from thirty to ninety because their endings sound similar. Ordinals like fourth and fifth also trip people up because the spelling changes.

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Do I need to export my flashcards to use them?

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