CARDINAL NUMBERS 13 - 19 FOR BETTER TRAVELLING


Cardinal Numbers 13 - 19 For Better Travelling


Learn the numbers from 13 to 19. Just add the suffix -teen at the end of the numbers.
Use the chart below for better travelling with these numbers.

13

thirteen

14

fourteen

15

fifteen

16

sixteen

17

seventeen

18

eighteen

19

nineteen


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