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Grammar: Phone numbers, addresses and spelling

Phone numbers, addresses and spelling

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A1 Grammar ⏱️ 12 Minutes

📱 Talk, Text and Spell!

Learn how to ask for phone numbers, share addresses, and spell words out loud.

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How to use this lesson

For the Teacher

Read the 4 rule rows aloud with your class and point out the examples.

Give learners 8 minutes for the practice tasks and check the answers together on the board.

For the Learner

Read the 4 rule rows carefully first.

Next, do each practice task from number 1 to 12.

🔍 4 Simple Rules

Read & Learn
1

What's your ...? It's ...

Ask What's your + a thing to get a detail. Answer with It's + the detail. Do not say What your name is.

Example 1: "What's your teacher's name? It's Mr Green."
Example 2: "What's your email? It's ben99@mail.com."
2

How do you spell it?

Ask How do you spell it? when you need the letters of a word. Answer with the letters one by one, with a dash between them. Always write them with capital letters.

Example 1: "How do you spell Brown? B-R-O-W-N."
Example 2: "How do you spell your street? K-I-N-G."
3

Phone Numbers

Say a phone number one digit at a time. Say 0 as zero or oh. Do not read phone numbers as big numbers like twenty or hundred.

Example 1: "It's oh seven six, four two one, nine."
Example 2: "My mobile number is zero eight nine, five five two."
4

Numbers 0 to 100

Say numbers up to 100 with -teen for 13 to 19 and -ty for tens like thirty or forty. Thirteen and thirty sound different. Put a dash in two-word numbers like twenty-five.

Example 1: "It's number forty-five."
Example 2: "She lives at number sixteen."

🔤 Words to Know

mobile number text ring address street email surname letter spell

✏️ Practice Arena (12 Tasks)

Easy to Hard
Part 1: Choose the correct sentence

1. Which sentence is correct for the house number 16?

(number)
____ Her house is number sixteen ____ Her house is number sixty ____ Her house is number six teen

2. Choose the correct sentence to say the phone number 0714.

(digits)
____ My mobile number is oh seven one four ____ My mobile number is seventy fourteen ____ My mobile number is seven hundred fourteen

3. Choose the correct sentence to answer: "How do you spell your street?"

(spell)
____ It is P-A-R-K ____ It is Park street ____ It is P and A and R and K
Part 2: Rewrite the sentence as a question

4. Rewrite this sentence as a question with "What's your ...?":

(mobile)

"My mobile number is 07911."

____ (Type your question here...)

5. Rewrite this sentence as a question with "What's your ...?":

(address)

"My home address is 14 Park Road."

____ (Type your question here...)

6. Rewrite this sentence as a question with "What's your ...?":

(surname)

"My surname is Miller."

____ (Type your question here...)
Part 3: Fill in the gap

7. Type the missing word in the blank:

(letter)

"How do you _____ your last name? (H-I-L-L)"

____ (Type 1 word...)

8. Type the missing word in the blank:

(call)

"Please _____ me on my phone today."

____ (Type 1 word...)

9. Type the missing word to complete the number 25:

(hyphen)

"There are nineteen boys and twenty-_____ girls in room 25."

____ (Type 1 word...)
Part 4: Correct the error in a message

10. Find the mistake and write the phone number 2381 in words correctly:

(format)

📩 Message from Anna:

"Hi! Send me a text. My number is twenty-three eight one."

____ (Write the 4 single digits in words...)

11. Correct the missing dash in the number 35:

(dash)

📩 Message from Tom:

"Hi! I live at number thirty five Oak Road."

____ (Write the number with a dash...)

12. Correct the question. Write the 4 words to start the question correctly:

(question)

📩 Message from Sam:

"Hi! How you spell the name of your street?"

____ (Write: How do you spell...)

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