Numbers from 1 to 10: How and When to Use in English
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Numbers from 1 to 10
1 → one
2 → two
3 → three
4 → four
5 → five
6 → six
7 → seven
8 → eight
9 → nine
10 → ten
Drag the correct option to write out these numbers as words.
2 →
5 →
9 →
Drag the correct option to write out these numbers as words.
2 → two 1
5 → five 2
9 → nine 3
2 → two. 2 is spelled two , but we do not pronounce the w in the middle. Example: two beers, please!
5 → five . Example: we always have tea at five o'clock.
9 → nine . Example: I'm in room nine.
Do you know the numbers that correspond to these words?
Four =
Six =
Ten =
Do you know the numbers that correspond to these words?
Four = 4 1
Six = 6 2
Ten = 10 3
Four = 4. Examples: the four seasons; four cookies.
Six = 6. Examples: a six-pack of soda; an ice-hockey team has six players.
Ten = 10. Examples: ten fingers; there are ten years in a decade.
Listen to the clips and write the corresponding number.
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Listen to the clips and write the corresponding number.
→ 1 1
→ 3 2
→ 8 3
You heard 1 (one). Examples: you are my number one; Timmy has one dog.
You heard 3 (three). Example: tricycles have three wheels.
You heard 8 (eight) , which is pronounced without the g. Example: an octopus has eight tentacles.
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