26.1.3. gy. A1A2 (példák)

eight number /eɪt/ nyolc

She was eight years old when her family moved here.

We've got eight people coming to dinner.

five number /faɪv/ öt

I work five days a week.

four number /fɔːr/ négy

Most animals have four legs.

We need four people to make up a team.

nine number /naɪn/ kilenc

a nine-month prison sentence

The birthday girl was wearing a badge with a nine on it.

one number /wʌn/ egy (szám)

You've got three bags and I've only got one.

one hundred and ninety-one people

Four parcels came this morning, but only one was for Mark.

Paint one side, leave it to dry, and then paint the other.

seven number /ˈsev.ən/ hét

The restaurant opens for dinner at seven o'clock.

We're open seven days a week.

six number /sɪks/ hat

Look for a bus with a number six on the front of it.

"How many grandchildren do you have now?" "I've got six (grandchildren)."

ten number /ten/ tíz

I've invited ten people.

They met ten years ago.

half determiner, noun, pronoun /hɑːf/ plural: halves 1 fél, fele vminek

Rice is eaten by half of the world's population.

It'll take half an hour to get there.

Jenny lived in Beijing for a year and a half.

He cut up the apple and gave me half.

second determiner, ordinal number /ˈsek.ənd/ 1 második (sorrendben)

Is Megan her first or second child?

This is the second time I've had flu this winter.

Jones took second place in the long jump.

I was second in the 100m.