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Mastering French Numbers: Techniques and Exercises from 60 to 99

This guide dives into essential French numbers from 60 to 99, emphasizing order and pronunciation. Start with the smallest numbers, such as trois and quinze, and progress up to cinquante-six. Learn how to accurately express quantities using “de” and tackle common phrases like telephone numbers in France. Practice with fun exercises, including a Loto game where you select numbers and celebrate your wins with a shout of “Loto!” Enhance your French number skills and order comprehension through structured drills and lively activities.

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Mastering French Numbers: Techniques and Exercises from 60 to 99

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  1. Numbers...60-99

  2. Starter • Put the following numbers in order, starting with the smallest... • Trente-deux, vingt, vingt-et-un, cinquante six, trois, quarante, quinze, treize, quatorze...

  3. Correction... • Trois • Treize • Quatorze • Quinze • Vingt • Vingt-et-un • Trente-deux, • Quarante • Cinquante-six

  4. How to make French numbers... • Soixante... • Quatre-vingt... • What are these?

  5. So... • Then what are these..? • Soixante-dix • Quatre-vingtdix

  6. So what are these? • Quatre-vingtdouze • Soixante-treize • Quatre-vingtdixneuf

  7. In that case... • How do we say..? • 62? • 74? • 89? • 93?

  8. Testing...ouiou non? 94

  9. Testing...ouiou non? 12

  10. Testing...ouiou non? 72

  11. Testing...ouiou non? 99

  12. Testing...ouiou non? 84

  13. Testing...ouiou non? 65

  14. Testing...ouiou non? 78

  15. Testing...ouiou non? 66

  16. Testing...ouiou non? 88

  17. Testing...ouiou non? 77

  18. Testing...ouiou non? 63

  19. How can we remember this? • Your ideas...

  20. Quantities • When we’re looking at quantities, we use “de” • 67 kilos de pommes • 50 grammesd’or • 89 kilos de fromage • Notice anything?

  21. Try... • 87 kilos of cheese • 92 grammes of gold • 45 kilos of apples • 78 grammes of silver (d’argent) • 60 kilos of bananas • 59 kilos of ham • 63 grammes of cheese

  22. Telephone numbers • In France, telephone numbers are written and spoken differently. • How would we say this? • 0191 427 4050 • In French... 01.91.42.74 .05.0 – spoken in twos. • French mobile numbers often begin 06...

  23. Loto • Choose 6 numbers between 60 and 99 (inclusive) • If you win, shout “loto!”

  24. Password

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