Numbers and Dates — Lückentext 2

Schreibe das Datum, die Uhrzeit oder die Ordinalzahl in ausgeschriebener englischer Form in die Lücke.

Aufgabe

1. The meeting is on . (15 March 2024 — British English)
   → The meeting is on the fifteenth of March, twenty twenty-four. (britisches Englisch: Tag + of + Monat; Ordinalzahl: first, second, third; ab 4: -th)
2. She was born on . (3 July 1998 — British English)
   → She was born on the third of July, nineteen ninety-eight. (Ordinalzahl: first, second, third; ab 4: -th)
3. The film opens on . (November 22, 2024 — American English)
   → The film opens on November twenty-second, twenty twenty-four. (amerikanisches Englisch: Monat + Ordinalzahl; second, third sind unregelmäßig)
4. The train departs at . (10:15)
   → The train departs at quarter past ten. (Uhrzeit: X past Y für die erste Hälfte)
5. She finished in the race. (2nd)
   → She finished second in the race. (Ordinalzahl: first, second, third; ab 4: -th)
6. The deadline is . (1 September 2025 — British English)
   → The deadline is the first of September, twenty twenty-five. (britisches Englisch: Tag + of + Monat; first ist unregelmäßige Ordinalzahl)
7. The alarm rings at every morning. (7:30)
   → The alarm rings at half past seven every morning. (Uhrzeit: half past X = X:30)
8. He was born on . (December 1, 1985 — American English)
   → He was born on December first, nineteen eighty-five. (amerikanisches Englisch: Monat + Ordinalzahl; Jahr zweistellig gesprochen)
9. This is her visit to London. (3rd)
   → This is her third visit to London. (Ordinalzahl: first, second, third sind unregelmäßig)
10. The conference starts at . (9:45)
    → The conference starts at quarter to ten. (Uhrzeit: X to Y für die zweite Hälfte; nächste volle Stunde)
11. The school was founded in . (1924)
    → The school was founded in nineteen twenty-four. (Jahre bis 1999: zweistellig gesprochen)
12. Today is the day of the month. (21st)
    → Today is the twenty-first day of the month. (Ordinalzahl: first, second, third; ab 4: -th)
13. The shop closes at on Sundays. (3:50)
    → The shop closes at ten to four on Sundays. (Uhrzeit: X to Y = Y − X Minuten)
14. The year was the start of a new millennium. (2000)
    → The year two thousand was the start of a new millennium. (Jahr 2000 = two thousand; nicht twenty hundred)
15. The event takes place on . (20 June 2010 — British English)
    → The event takes place on the twentieth of June, twenty ten. (Jahre ab 2010: twenty + zweistellig; Ordinalzahl: -th)