Do you know your numbers in English? From 1 to 100, numbers are everywhere in daily life! In this crossword, you will practise writing numbers as words: like one, fifteen or forty-two. Read the clues carefully and fill in the grid. Have fun!
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 1. The complete sum
- 2. At which place
- 4. Relative pronoun for things
- 6. The number 20
- 8. The number 3
- 9. A number greater than zero
- 12. To take one number away from another
- 13. A number less than zero
- 14. The number 90
- 16. The number 11
- 17. The number 14
Down
- 1. Coming after the ninth
- 3. All members of a group
- 5. A basic counting number
- 6. A million millions
- 7. The number 17
- 8. The number 13
- 10. The number 30
- 11. Only one in number
- 15. Flat piece for covering surfaces
Answers
Show the answers
Across
- 1. The complete sum → total
- 2. At which place → where
- 4. Relative pronoun for things → which
- 6. The number 20 → twenty
- 8. The number 3 → three
- 9. A number greater than zero → positive
- 12. To take one number away from another → subtract
- 13. A number less than zero → negative
- 14. The number 90 → ninety
- 16. The number 11 → eleven
- 17. The number 14 → fourteen
Down
- 1. Coming after the ninth → tenth
- 3. All members of a group → every
- 5. A basic counting number → cardinal
- 6. A million millions → trillion
- 7. The number 17 → seventeen
- 8. The number 13 → thirteen
- 10. The number 30 → thirty
- 11. Only one in number → single
- 15. Flat piece for covering surfaces → tile
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