Class 4 · English Language · Writing Numbers (101–500)
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Class 4 · English Language · Cameroon
Writing Numbers (101–500): 4 practice questions
Free practice on Writing Numbers (101–500) for Class 4, following the
Cameroon primary school curriculum (English subsystem). Every answer is
explained, so a parent who is not sure of the answer can still help.
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How to do this — Writing Numbers (101–500)
Writing numbers in words
When writing numbers in words, use hyphens for numbers from 21 to 99. Also use 'and' after hundreds. 476 = four hundred and seventy-six. 302 = three hundred and two.
Number
In words
145
one hundred and forty-five
208
two hundred and eight
350
three hundred and fifty
419
four hundred and nineteen
500
five hundred
Watching out for spelling traps
Common traps: forty (no u), fourteen (with a u), forty-four (both!), ninety (no u before -ty), hundred (not hunderd). Practise these tricky ones.
Answer: four hundred and eighty / four hundred eighty
480 = four hundred and eighty.
Write 333 in words.
Write your answer, then check below.
Show the answer
Answer: three hundred and thirty-three / three hundred and thirty three / three hundred thirty-three / three hundred thirty three
333 = three hundred and thirty-three.
Answer key — Writing Numbers (101–500)
two hundred and fifty / two hundred fifty250 = two hundred and fifty.
one hundred and five / one hundred five105 = one hundred and five.
four hundred and eighty / four hundred eighty480 = four hundred and eighty.
three hundred and thirty-three / three hundred and thirty three / three hundred thirty-three / three hundred thirty three333 = three hundred and thirty-three.
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