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VNumbers 1–30

5Write the numbers.

11
22two
313thirteen
421twenty-one
510ten
627twenty-seven
712twelve
83three
930thirty
1015fifteen
1116sixteen
1218eighteen
139nine
1411eleven
1514fourteen

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