Liters and milliliters
Practise 1 l = 1000 ml, mixed litre-millilitre notation, and comparisons of liquid amounts.
How to solve this
- Capacity often uses litres for larger amounts and millilitres for smaller amounts; 1 litre is 1000 millilitres.
- To compare 2 l and 1500 ml, convert 2 l to 2000 ml first.
- For mixed notation, split millilitres into full thousands and the remainder: 2500 ml is 2 l 500 ml.
Examples
1 l = __ ml
1000
2500 ml
2 l 500 ml
2 l __ 1500 ml
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Practice problems with answers
Solve these problems on paper or out loud, then check the answer key. The online practice and the printable worksheet give a new set every time.
- 1 l = ___ ml
- 8 l + 6 l = ___ l
- 3 l ___ 8 ml
- 9 l = ___ ml
- 2 l ___ 4 ml
- 3 l + 1 l = ___ l
- 2 l = ___ ml
- 4 l + 3 l = ___ l
Show answers
- 1 000
- 14 l
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- 9 000
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- 4 l
- 2 000
- 7 l