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close this bookBasic English for Adults (Republic of Kenya, 72 p.)
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View the documentIntroduction
View the documentLesson 1. Greetings
View the documentLesson 2. Introduce Yourself and Friends
View the documentLesson 3. Name and Address
View the documentLesson 4. My Family
View the documentLesson 5. Numbers
View the documentLesson 6. My Body
View the documentLesson 7. Colours
View the documentLesson 8. Revision
View the documentLesson 9. Our House
View the documentLesson 10. What are You Doing?
View the documentLesson 11. What is the Time?
View the documentLesson 12. Today and Yesterday
View the documentLesson 13. Where do they Work
View the documentLesson 14. Directions
View the documentLesson 15. Filling in Forms
View the documentLesson 16. Writing a Letter
View the documentLesson 17. Revision

Lesson 5. Numbers

Discuss the questions:

1. Do you have problems when you count in English?

2. Is it important for you to count in English?


One cow


Two trees


Three pencils


Four goats


Five plates


Six cups


Seven shoes


Eight oranges


Nine sticks


Ten potatoes

3. Count on your fingers:

1, 2, 3, 4, 5= 6, 7, 8, 9, 10= One, Two, Three, Four, Five

4. How many?

Here are some toes.
How many toes are there?


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Here are some trees.
How many trees are these?


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Her are some shoes.
How many shoes are there?


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This is one stick.

These are _ _ _ sticks.


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These are two potatoes.

These are _ _ _ potatoes.


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These are _ _ _ books.

These are _ _ _ pencils.


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These are one and half oranges

These are a one and a quarter oranges.


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5. Read the numbers:

11

eleven

12

twelve

13

thirteen

14

fourteen

15

fifteen

16

sixteen

17

seventeen

18

eighteen

19

nineteen

20

twenty

30

thirty

40

fourty

60

sixty

70

seventy

80

eighty

90

ninety

100

one hundred

6. Number work

one cow + two cows = _ _ _ cows.
one stick + twelve sticks = _ _ _ sticks.
five pencils + nineteen pencils = _ _ pencils.
thirty seven potatoes + seven potatoes = _ _ _ potatoes.

How many trees are these? _ _ _ trees.


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7. Practice counting items in or around your classroom.

8. Read and then answer the questions that follow:

This is Wekesa.
He has some plates in his shop.
How many plates has he?
He has six plates.


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This is my sister, Kadzo.
She has many oranges in her kiosk.
How many oranges has she?


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This is Mwakio.
He has many goats on his farm.
How many goats has he?
He has eleven goats.


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How many places has Wekesa?
How many oranges has Kadzo?
How many goats has Mwakio?

9. Kenyan currency

Practice counting

Coins

Notes

fifty cents

20 shillings



one shilling

50 shillings



five shillings

100 shillings



10 shillings

500 shillings




1000 shillings

10. Write sentences and read

I
You
We
They

Have

a goat.


a boat.

He
She
It

Has

a bicycle.

11. Fill in has or have in each of the sentences.

1. She _ _ _

seven oranges.

2. We _ _ _

six cows.

3. You _ _ _

one small bicycle.

4. They _ _ _

twenty goats.

5. He _ _ _

thirty trees.

12. Write the numbers in words

2

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

4

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

10

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

20

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

60

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

80

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

100

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

New words

has have cow one two three four five six seven eight nine ten toes trees potatoes sticks pencils oranges Quarter goats plates shillings cents bicycle this these how Many