Everyday English Phrasebook 04 - Numbers, Time, and Dates

Numbers, clock time, days, months, dates, scheduling, and frequency

How to learn "Everyday English Phrasebook 04 - Numbers, Time, and Dates" with passive listening

This topic contains 150 English phrases with None support. You can keep them playing in Kuku.talk while you work, walk, or handle routine tasks.

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Phrases in this topic

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#	Study text
1	zero
2	one
3	two
4	three
5	four
6	five
7	six
8	seven
9	eight
10	nine
11	ten
12	eleven
13	twelve
14	thirteen
15	fourteen
16	fifteen
17	sixteen
18	seventeen
19	eighteen
20	nineteen
21	twenty
22	thirty
23	forty
24	fifty
25	one hundred
26	one thousand
27	what time is it
28	today is
29	tomorrow is
30	once a week
31	My number is five.
32	I need two tickets.
33	We need three chairs.
34	There are four people.
35	I have five minutes.
36	Take six copies.
37	Room seven is upstairs.
38	Bus eight is late.
39	Nine people are coming.
40	Ten dollars is fine.
41	I have eleven messages.
42	The meeting is at twelve.
43	Thirteen is my lucky number.
44	The code is fourteen fifteen.
45	It costs sixteen dollars.
46	We need seventeen forms.
47	There are eighteen seats.
48	Nineteen people signed up.
49	What time is it?
50	It's one o'clock.
51	It's two fifteen.
52	It's three thirty.
53	It's four forty-five.
54	It's five to six.
55	It's ten after seven.
56	It's half past eight.
57	The store opens at nine.
58	The bus leaves at ten.
59	Class starts at eleven.
60	Lunch is at noon.
61	Dinner is at seven.
62	I wake up at six.
63	I go to bed at eleven.
64	Can we meet at five?
65	Let's meet at four thirty.
66	I'm free after three.
67	What day is it today?
68	Today is Monday.
69	Tomorrow is Tuesday.
70	Yesterday was Sunday.
71	My birthday is in May.
72	The appointment is on June fifth.
73	The meeting is on Friday.
74	The deadline is next week.
75	I leave on Saturday.
76	I come back on Sunday.
77	The date is March first.
78	Today is the tenth.
79	It starts on April second.
80	The event is in July.
81	The office is closed in August.
82	School starts in September.
83	The trip is in October.
84	The year is twenty twenty-six.
85	I work every day.
86	I study every morning.
87	I call once a week.
88	I go there twice a month.
89	I visit three times a year.
90	I usually wake up early.
91	I sometimes work late.
92	I rarely eat breakfast.
93	I never smoke.
94	I always carry my phone.
95	I often drink tea.
96	I see him every Friday.
97	We meet every Monday.
98	The bus comes every ten minutes.
99	The class is twice a week.
100	The shop is open all day.
101	The bank is closed on Sundays.
102	The train is late again.
103	Are you free today?
104	Are you free tomorrow?
105	Are you free this weekend?
106	Can we meet next week?
107	Can we meet in the morning?
108	Can we talk in the afternoon?
109	Can you come this evening?
110	I have time now.
111	I don't have time today.
112	I need ten minutes.
113	Give me five minutes.
114	I'll be there in an hour.
115	I'll be ready in a minute.
116	Let's start at nine.
117	Let's finish before five.
118	Please come after lunch.
119	Please arrive before noon.
120	The appointment is at three.
121	number
122	date
123	day
124	week
125	month
126	year
127	hour
128	minute
129	second
130	morning
131	afternoon
132	evening
133	night
134	noon
135	midnight
136	today
137	tomorrow
138	yesterday
139	Monday
140	Tuesday
141	Wednesday
142	Thursday
143	Friday
144	Saturday
145	Sunday
146	calendar
147	schedule
148	appointment
149	deadline
150	weekend

Passive listening questions

How can I learn "Everyday English Phrasebook 04 - Numbers, Time, and Dates" through passive listening?

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