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Numbers, Dates and Telling the Time – Worksheet 1

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This A1 worksheet practises numbers, ordinal numbers, dates and telling the time in simple, everyday sentences. It suits beginner learners who are learning to say birthdays, read clocks and use at, on and in with times and dates.

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Exercise 1: Numbers

Match each number with the correct word from the box. There are two extra words.

Example: 12 → twelve

Word box thirteenthirtyfifteenfiftyfortyfourteentwenty-oneone hundred

  1. 13

  2. 30

  3. 15

  4. 40

  5. 21

  6. 100

Exercise 2: What time is it?

Complete the sentences with words from the box. You can use some words more than once. There is one extra word.

Example: 9:00 It's nine ___. → o'clock

Word box o'clockhalfquarterpasttohour

  1. 3:00 It's three .

  2. 4:30 It's past four.

  3. 7:15 It's past seven.

  4. 8:45 It's quarter nine.

  5. 10:10 It's ten ten.

  6. 5:50 It's ten six.

Exercise 3: Ordinal numbers

Use the number in capitals to form the correct ordinal number (first, second…).

Example: My brother is in the ___ class at school. (FOUR) → fourth

  1. January is the month of the year. (ONE)

  2. February is the month of the year. (TWO)

  3. Today is the of June. (THREE)

  4. My birthday is on the of May. (FIVE)

  5. December is the month of the year. (TWELVE)

  6. Our holiday starts on the of August. (TWENTY)

Exercise 4: at, on or in?

Complete each sentence with at, on or in.

Example: I go to bed ___ ten o'clock. → at

  1. The English class starts nine o'clock.

  2. My birthday is March.

  3. We play football Monday.

  4. The party is 15 July.

  5. Sara drinks coffee the morning.

  6. The shop closes midnight.

Exercise 5: Find the mistake

Each sentence has one mistake. Write the correct sentence.

Example: I get up in seven o'clock. → I get up at seven o'clock.

  1. My birthday is on the twelve of April.

  2. The meeting is in Friday.

  3. There are fiveteen students in my class.

  4. What time it is?

  5. The bus leaves at six o'clocks.

  6. There are thirty days in Juny.

Exercise 6: Make sentences

Put the words in the correct order to make sentences or questions.

Example: old / How / you / are / ? → How old are you?

  1. birthday / When / your / is / ?

  2. starts / The / at / film / eight / o'clock

  3. past / It's / half / four

  4. twenty-five / I'm / old / years

  5. the / is / What / date / today / ?

  6. days / There / thirty-one / in / are / May

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Printable A1 English worksheet: numbers, ordinal numbers, dates, prepositions of time and telling the time, with answers.

Topics covered

Cardinal numbersOrdinal numbersDates and monthsTelling the timePrepositions of time: at, on, in

Notes for teachers

Start with a quick oral warm-up: write numbers and clock times on the board and ask learners to read them aloud. Common mistakes include spelling (fourty, fiveteen), irregular ordinals (twelveth, fiveth) and confusing past and to. As a follow-up, learners can interview each other about birthdays and daily routines (When is your birthday? What time do you get up?).

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