Exemples d'utilisation Numerals

• He wants ten million dollars.

• It's ten thousand things.

• He buys five hundred balloons.

• It's twenty five miles.

• It's twelve million pounds.

• It's five thousand dollars.

• It's ten thousand pounds.

• It's ten million miles.

• It's one hundred rubles.

• There are five million books.

• I need three hours.

• You can stay here for ten years.

• I need twenty minutes.

• We come back in two hours.

• I come back in forty-five minutes.

• You can walk there in ten minutes.

• He has only two minutes.

• I can be there in fifteen minutes.

• I can be there in five minutes.

• We finish in two hours.

• Every story has two sides.

• My friend is twenty years old.

• I have two tasks.

• The dragon has three heads.

• An inch is two point fifty four centimeters.

• Each cat catches seven mice.

• We need three horses.

• You win ten dollars.

• I have two pictures.

• We have twenty trees.

• We have five rabbits.

• There are four airports.

• Thirteen is an unlucky number.

• Each week has seven days.

• There are thirty teachers in my school.

• The dress has four parts.

• The opera has three parts.

• We have five lessons each week.

• The park has two parts.

• I know five languages.

• I have four daughters.

• The trip takes three hours.

• This module has two topics.

• The city is in ten miles.

• The rain finally stops after three days.

• This chocolate only costs about thirty cents.

• Tyler runs ten kilometers.

• He's twenty years older than you!

• She's two years older than me.

• He's two years older than me.

• He is three centimeters taller than her.

• I need eighty dollars.

• You have fifty dollars!

• I have seven sisters.

• I choose five numbers.

• You have four minutes.

• You have three days.

• You have ten tasks.

• We use two languages.

• I have eight dollars.

• You have fifty minutes.

• It's three minutes to eight.

• The answer is two thirds.

• A cat has nine lives.

• My sister has six books.

• The record is sixty-four days.

• There are three main tasks.

• I have three phones.

• The man has thirteen houses.

• The building has ten floors.

• My dog has three puppies.

• It's two thousand dollars.

• It costs four million dollars

• He has ten thousand men.

• It's twenty thousand dollars.

• This radio is twenty-nine dollars.

• This is one of the best ways to learn English quickly.

• The flight takes forty-five minutes.

• I have twenty dollars.

• A cube has six sides.

• Each lesson lasts forty minutes.

• I have five lessons today.

• A woman has two children.

• Each team has seven players.

• My mother has four cats.

• This hotel has seven floors.

• The price is three dollars.

• The house has three rooms.

• It's twenty million years.

• It's six hundred rubles.

• I had three cats.

• I sent a million messages!

• I wrote a thousand books.

• I asked a million times

• I try ten times.

• You have fifteen minutes.

• You have three messages.

• I have thirty minutes.

• I see two girls.

• You have seven hours.

• You have two flats.

• I have four coins.

• I have thirty dollars.

• I want sixty dollars.

• She's ten years younger than me.

• She's six centimeters taller than him!

• She's two weeks younger than you.

• Every story has two sides

• We come back in three days.

• She comes back in two weeks.

• I am here for four months.

• Give me fifteen seconds!

• They arrive in fifteen minutes.

• I come back in forty minutes.

• He can be here in three days.

• We can be there in fifteen minutes.

• It's five minutes to four.

• It's five minutes to one.

• It's six minutes to eight.

• It lasted seven hours and fifteen days.

• It lasted two months and three days.

• It's been forty days and forty nights

• It lasted ten months and two days.

• The video lasts nine minutes.

• It takes eight years.

• These shoes are forty-five dollars.

• This cat is twelve years old.

• Each class lasts three hours.

• The match takes seventy minutes.

• I live here for seven years.

• That song has over a hundred lines.

• She has a million dresses.

• We finish in twenty minutes.

• They start in ten minutes.

• We have three groups.

• We begin in thirty minutes.

• I am back in five minutes.

• We need two days.

• I go to bed in five minutes.

• It's twenty minutes to five.

• It is eight minutes to ten!

• It is five minutes to ten.

• It's four minutes to three.

• It's ten minutes to three.

• It's five minutes to eight.

• It's five minutes to six!

• It is ten minutes to four.

• There are five museums in the city.

• A woman comes here every two weeks.

• A day is like a thousand years

• There is no platform nine and three-quarters.

• I know a million songs.

• She sleeps for six hours.

• I come back in six months.

• I can come there in ten minutes.

• I can be there in fifteen minutes.

• We can be there in twenty minutes.

• We are late for forty-five minutes.

• That building has fifty-four floors.

• This chair has three legs.

• The table has four legs.

• The game lasts six minutes.

• The flight takes eight hours.

• My friend has eight cousins.

• This program takes four months.

• This building has twenty-two floors.

• This band has two singers.

• We need six days.

• He sleeps for four hours.

• We meet again in eight hours.

• She has seventy thousand pounds.

• Each video has two parts.

• My TV has sixty-four channels.

• The book has two parts.

• Their family has three flats.