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Dates and special occasions - Teacher’s notes
Adapted from to Module 10, Cutting Edge Starter

1) Write these dates as numbers.


This exercise practises writing the months and the abbreviations for first second etc.
a) May the first. ___May 1st__
b) January the twenty-third, 23rd January
c) September the tenth. 10th September
d) April the nineteenth. 19th April
e) March the twelfth. 12th March
f) January the second. 2nd January
g) December the seventeenth. 17th December
h) July the thirty-first. 21st July
i) August the eleventh. 11th August
j) November the thirtieth. 30th November
2) Write the names of the months in the correct order. Write the stressed syllable in
capital letters and underline it..
This exercise practises the spellings of the months and focuses on the stressed syllable
which is most important in spoken communication.)
a) JANuary
b) FEBruary
c) MARCH
d) APril
e) MAY
f) JUNE
g) JuLY
h) AUgust
i) SepTEMber
j) OcTOber
k) NoVEMber
l) DeCEMber
(remember that the first letter of a month is always a capital letter.)
3) We sometimes write dates as six numbers. In Britain, we usually write dd/mm/yy
like this 23/04/05 (twenty-third of April in 2005). Number these dates in the correct
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Students will have different correct orders because of item e).
a) 13/05/46 _____________
b) 5th November 1601 _____________
c) September 11th, 2002 _____________
d) 31/10/00 _____________
e) The day I was born. _____________
f) 09/11/99 _____________
4) Complete the sequence of letters.
a) J F M A M J J A S O N D
(Think of the months of the year.)
b) S M T W T F S
(Think of the days of the week.)
c) O T T F F S S E N T E T T F F S S E N T
(Think of the numbers from 1-20)
d) F S T F F S S E N T E T T F F S S E N T
(Think of the dates from the first to the twentieth.)
5) Write the days of the week in the correct order.
a) Friday __Sunday_____
b) Monday Monday
c) Saturday Tuesday
d) Sunday Wednesday
e) Thursday Thursday
f) Tuesday Friday
g) Wednesday Saturday
6) Read the questions and write the dates, days or months.
open answers
a) When is your birthday? _____________
b) When is your national day? _____________
c) Which is the best month of the year for you? _____________
d) Which is the best day of the week for you? _____________
e) When is your teacher’s birthday? _____________
7) What’s wrong with these dates? (These dates do not exist.)
a) 30th February.
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b) 31st November.
c) 32nd December.
d) 31st June.

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