The days, the months and their numbers, and the one thing American forms do differently from almost everywhere else: the month comes first.
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Say a date out loud, "March the ninth, two thousand two," and everyone types it in the chat. Watch for 09/03: that is the whole lesson. Students will need this again in The Job Application, where the form asks for DOB as MM/DD/YYYY.
The seven days of the week. Tap a day to hear it.
The twelve months, each with its number. On an American form you write the number, so learn them together.
In the United States the MONTH comes first, then the day, then the year. May 12, 1985 is written 05/12/1985, not 12/05/1985.
Write each date the American way. Type it with the month first.
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