Number
Study this English vocabulary list, then practice by sorting the words in the game.
| Word | Part of speech | Example |
|---|---|---|
| zero | num. | The temperature dropped to zero last night. |
| one | num. | I have one brother. |
| two | num. | She bought two apples. |
| three | num. | We waited three hours. |
| four | num. | The table has four legs. |
| five | num. | He works five days a week. |
| six | num. | The movie starts at six. |
| seven | num. | There are seven days in a week. |
| eight | num. | I sleep eight hours a night. |
| nine | num. | The store opens at nine. |
| ten | num. | Count to ten slowly. |
| eleven | num. | The bus leaves at eleven. |
| twelve | num. | There are twelve months in a year. |
| half | n. | I ate half of the cake. |
| pair | n. | She bought a new pair of shoes. |
| dozen | n. | We need a dozen eggs. |
| double | adj. | Can I have a double portion, please? |
| plus | prep. | Two plus two equals four. |
| minus | prep. | Ten minus three is seven. |
| number | n. | What's your phone number? |
| thirteen | num. | She turned thirteen last week. |
| fourteen | num. | The trip takes fourteen days. |
| fifteen | num. | We have fifteen minutes left. |
| sixteen | num. | He got his license at sixteen. |
| seventeen | num. | There are seventeen students in class. |
| eighteen | num. | You can vote at eighteen. |
| nineteen | num. | She was nineteen when she graduated. |
| twenty | num. | He ran twenty laps today. |
| thirty | num. | The meeting lasts thirty minutes. |
| forty | num. | My dad just turned forty. |
| fifty | num. | The ticket costs fifty dollars. |
| hundred | num. | There are a hundred people here. |
| thousand | num. | The book has a thousand pages. |
| first | num. | She finished first in the race. |
| second | num. | This is my second cup of coffee. |
| third | num. | He came in third place. |
| fourth | num. | Today is her fourth birthday. |
| fifth | num. | We live on the fifth floor. |
| amount | n. | The amount of homework is huge. |
| equal | adj. | Please divide the cake into equal parts. |
| sixty | num. | My grandmother is turning sixty this year. |
| seventy | num. | The speed limit here is seventy. |
| eighty | num. | He scored eighty points on the test. |
| ninety | num. | The old man is ninety years old. |
| million | num. | The city has over a million people. |
| billion | num. | The company is worth a billion dollars. |
| sixth | num. | He finished in sixth place. |
| seventh | num. | This is the seventh chapter. |
| eighth | num. | Today is our eighth wedding anniversary. |
| ninth | num. | She lives on the ninth floor. |
| tenth | num. | This is his tenth visit here. |
| eleventh | num. | We arrived at the eleventh hour. |
| twelfth | num. | Today is the twelfth of May. |
| twentieth | num. | This is a twentieth century building. |
| triple | v. | The price will triple next year. |
| multiply | v. | Multiply six by seven. |
| divide | v. | Divide twenty by four. |
| total | n. | The total came to fifty dollars. |
| digit | n. | My PIN code has four digits. |
| count | v. | Can you count from one to ten? |
| couple | noun | I need a couple of apples for the pie. |
| single | adjective | She ate a single cookie after dinner. |
| several | adjective | There are several books on the table. |
| many | adjective | He has many friends at school. |
| few | adjective | Only a few students came to class today. |
| once | adverb | I visit my grandma once a week. |
| twice | adverb | She brushes her teeth twice a day. |
| quarter | noun | I ate a quarter of the cake. |
| percent | noun | Fifty percent of the class passed the test. |
| quantity | noun | We need a large quantity of paper for the project. |
| average | noun | The average age of the students is twelve. |
| sum | noun | The sum of two and three is five. |
| difference | noun | The difference between ten and four is six. |
| product | noun | The product of three and four is twelve. |
| decimal | noun | Write one half as a decimal number. |
| fraction | noun | One third is a common fraction. |
| odd | adjective | Three and five are odd numbers. |
| even | adjective | Four and six are even numbers. |
| prime | noun | Seven is a prime number. |
| infinite | adjective | Numbers go on forever, so they are infinite. |