ordinal numbers in french exercises Worksheet with answers

Match French ordinal numbers (premier through douzième) to their English meanings.

Translate ordinal numbers between digit and written French form in both directions, including numbers 13th-24th.

Use ordinal numbers correctly inside French sentences describing floors, order of arrival, and calendar months.

Start with the matching page (page 1) before the sentence-completion pages (4-6, 9), since students need to recognise the ordinal words before using them correctly in context.

Point out the irregular forms on page 8 before assigning it, since vingt et unième (21st) breaks the regular pattern used through the twenties.

Treat page 14 as an open discussion or writing exercise rather than a fixed-answer page, since the answer key itself notes that responses may vary.

Ordinal-number recognition — students match premier through douzième to their English meanings (page 1).

Bidirectional translation — students convert between digits and written French ordinal forms, including 13th-24th (pages 2-3, 7-8, 11-13).

Contextual sentence use — students fill French ordinal numbers into sentences about floors, arrival order, and months (pages 4-6, 9).

Open sentence composition — students write their own example sentences using ordinal numbers (page 14).