Reading and Writing Whole Numbers Worksheets

Reading and writing whole numbers need the understanding of place value of a certain digit in a decimal number. In other words, the position occupied by a certain digit in a number must be first determined before reading or writing the whole number. To understand this fully, consider the decimal number below.

123,456,789,012

  • Since 1 occupies HUNDRED BILLION, this means that 123 corresponds to "one hundred twenty-three billion".
  • Since 4 occupies HUNDRED MILLION, this means that 456 corresponds to "four hundred fifty-six million".
  • Since 7 occupies HUNDRED THOUSAND, this means that 789 corresponds to "seven hundred eighty-nine thousand".
  • Lastly, we just add 012 as "twelve".
Hence, 123,456,789,012 is read as "one hundred twenty-three billion, four hundred fifty-six million, seven hundred eighty-nine thousand, twelve".

Examples: Writing numerals into words.
  1. 452,687 is read or written as "four hundred fifty-two thousand, six hundred eighty-seven".
  2. 153,845,751 is read or written as "one hundred fifty-three million, eight hundred forty-five thousands, seven hundred fifty-one".
  3. 12,521 is read or written as "twelve thousand, five hundred twenty-one".
  4. 152 is read or written as "one hundred fifty-two".
  5. 32,478,156 is read or written as "thirty-two million, four hundred seventy-eight thousand, one hundred fifty-six".
Examples: Writing word numbers into numerals.
  1. Two hundred six million, three hundred forty-two is "206,000,342" in numeral.
  2. Four hundred fifty-five thousand, three hundred fifty-five is "455,355" in numeral.
  3. Three hundred ninety-one is "391" in numeral.
  4. Thirty-four billion, three hundred forty-one million, four hundred one is "34,341,000,401" in numeral.
  5. Sixty-nine thousand, five hundred is "69,500" in numeral.
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