🗺️ Grammar Map
1. Writing Numbers
2. Writing Dates
3. Common Mistakes
📖 1. The Core Rules & Patterns
Writing Numbers
one
➔
1
two
➔
2
💡 Why: We write numbers in words for clarity, especially in formal writing.
Writing Dates
January 1
➔
1st January
March 15
➔
15th March
💡 Why: Dates are written in different formats depending on the context and region.
🎯 2. Real-Life Usage Scenarios
At School
My birthday is on March 15.
At Home
We have 2 cats at home.
Shopping
This book costs 10 dollars.
⚠️ 3. Common Mistakes
| ❌ Mistake |
✅ Correct |
💡 Explanation |
| I have 1 cat. |
I have one cat. |
Use words for numbers under 10. |
| My birthday is 15 March. |
My birthday is March 15. |
Use the correct date format. |
| I have 2 dogs. |
I have two dogs. |
Use words for numbers under 10. |
❓ 4. Frequently Asked Questions
What is the correct way to write dates?
It depends on the region. In the US, it is often MM/DD/YYYY, while in the UK, it is DD/MM/YYYY.
Should I write numbers in words or digits?
Use words for numbers under 10 and digits for numbers 10 and above.
