2. Zéro (0) Quatorze (14) Vingt-Huit (28)
Un (1) Quinze (15) Vingt-Neuf (29)
Deux (2) Seize (16) Trente (30)
Trois (3) Dix-Sept (17)
Quatre (4) Dix-Huit (18)
Cinq (5) Dix-Neuf (19)
Six (6) Vingt (20)
Sept (7) Vingt et Un (21)
Huit (8) Vingt-Deux (22)
Neuf (9) Vingt-Trois (23)
Dix (10) Vingt-Quatre (24)
Onze (11) Vingt-Cinq (25)
Douze (12) Vingt-Six (26)
Treize (13) Vingt-Sept (27)

3. Greetings
Bonjour (Hello)
Salut (Hi)
Como ça va (How are You?)
Je m'appelle ( My Name is …)
Comment tutappelle ( What is Your Name?)
Quel âge as-tu ( How old are You?)
Bienvenue (Welcome)
Au revoir (Goodbye and bye bye)
S'il vous plaît (Please)
Merci (Thank You)
Merci Beaucoup (Thank You very much)
Excusez-moi (Excuse Me)
Pardonnez-moi (Pardon Me)
Joyeux Anniversaire (Happy Birthday)

5. Commas and full stops
Commas are used to pause sentences. They can be used for clauses too! You would
have to use them in speech if the word they used to describe the speaking,
was ‘said’, you’d have put a comma.
Try These: Put the comma
I went to the shops and bought a chocolate bar and some spaghetti and a banana
and a packed lunch box.
The man was driving home in his car then ran out of petrol.
Correct Them!
Were these your answers:
I went to the shops and bought a chocolate bar some spaghetti a banana and a
packed lunch box.
The man was driving home in his car then ran out of petrol.
A full stop marks the end of a sentence.
It also pauses the sentence.
,

6. Clauses and Sentences
A sentence has to have a capital letter at the beginning, a main
verb, a clause, a statement, question, exclamation, request,
command, suggestion and some sort of punctuation (It can only
be a full stop, question mark, exclamation mark or if there is
other parts, you could put an ellipsis.
Is this a sentence:
The young man, who was training to be an athlete, sprinted
down the road.
A clause is a part of a sentence which has no punctuation except
from when you start and end it.
Is this a clause:
who was addicted to TV
Look at the 3 clauses in the sentences!
The next slide will highlight this

7. The cat,was really fat
The footballer, ,was sipping tea
The young man, was put in cells

9. If you use speech marks, you have to use a
punctuation mark, question mark and/or a comma.
For example,
The first (“) and second (”) speech marks are also
known as the 66 and the 99. The only place where
you should use speech marks is when you are
making someone speak.

10. + -
X -

11. ADDING
When you are adding you’re making the number bigger. For
example, 100+500=600. But that’s not all, you can also
double numbers. Just look at this one, 5+5=10.
Now find the answers to these
910+67=
1000+1000=
603+24=
90+30=
Mrs Altham’s Question: 930247+986744=
605
+768
_____1 3 7 3
11

12. Subtraction is when you are making the number
smaller. If you subtract you can get the number zero
a lot. If you do stuff like 11-12,you would have to
exchange (The easiest way to do it is column
subtraction.)
Now find the answers to these
79-45=
634-421=
896-789=
54-35=
Subtraction

13. Multiplication is repeated addition. If you multiply by one, the
number you times by is your answer. You can also say lots of instead
of times or multiplied by. Multiplication can be pretty hard if you
don’t practice (It’s just like practicing a musical instrument.) When
you multiply, you make the number bigger.
Try These
1000x100=
100x9=
20x6=
10x4=
ANSWERS
100,000
900
120
40
Multiplication

14. Division
Division is sharing. You can work division out by putting them into groups.
You make the number smaller when you divide.
Work out the answers
1000 – 100=
55-5=
60-2=
21-3=
D I V I S I O N A N S WE R S
10
11
30
7
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