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Vocabulary: arithmetic and counting - English lesson

of these notions are useful in our daily lives, and we can't do without basic knowledge of them.

The optimists and the people who love maths say that it's a 'universal language'! Therefore if you

attend a math lesson in a foreign country, you're most likely to understand and be able to participate!

This is good news, isn't it?

  Statistics is important...

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- To write out a number in figures

- To calculate/ to reckon/ to compute/ to work out

- To count up to ten

To halve an apple

- What do you reckon? 

- by my reckoning/ according to my calculations

- I get 406/ I make it 406

- your calculations are out/ are wrong

- 12 plus 8 is 20// 12 and 8 make 20

- 20 minus 2 is 12

- The three/ four times table

- It won't divide by 5/ It's not divisible by 5

- One half/ one third/ two thirds

- four and a half

I hope I didn't give you a headache...  I hope this lesson will be useful to you one day! 

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1. 'In your English exercise, you are given sentences with numbers written in full letters. You’ll have to write in four-figures numberswrite them out in figuresmake it in figuresI don't know. Easy, isn’t it?'



2. It took the student half an hour to amountsolvereckonI don't know this difficult problem…



3. 'As you’ve helped me, the fair solution is to halvereckonsolveI don't know our gain: you agree, don’t you?'



4. 'My new bank code is a six-digit numbera four-figures numberan integerI don't know : I have chosen your date of birth…'



5. 'Your exercise is wrong! You have found 6.48 and it says the answer is an integerodd numbereven numberI don't know…'



6. 'I’ve always been good at decimalsmental arithmeticintegersI don't know and loved it when we did that at school.'



7. 'Would you rather have two thirdsa sumfive point sixI don't know of this delicious chocolate cake or half of it?' 'I give you two guesses…'



8. 'No, the result can’t be 542! I said the result was an odd numberaverageeven numberI don't know !'



9. 'You've miscalculated... Look! 47 minus 9 is 3847 minus 9 are 3847 less than 9 is 38I don't know... that's where your mistake is! '



10. This exercise was a success! The decimalreckonaverageI don't know mark of the students of this group was exceptionally high…