Monday
/ˈmənˌdeɪ/, /ˈməndi/
nounthe day that takes place after Sunday
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1. It is Monday morning.
2. It is Monday evening.
3. Today is Monday.
4. Today is Monday.
5. Today is Monday.
Tuesday
/ˈtjuzˌdeɪ/, /ˈtuzˌdeɪ/, /ˈtuzdi/
nounthe day that takes place after Monday
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1. Tuesdays are tumblr.
2. My birthday was Tuesday.
3. "Is today Tuesday?"
4. Tuesday features domestics, women's clothing, pets, and food items.
5. - Mine come on Tuesday.
Wednesday
/ˈwɛnzˌdeɪ/, /ˈwɛnzdi/
nounthe day that takes place after Tuesday
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1. Prehistoric Road Trip premieres Wednesdays, June 17th-July 1st at 10/9c.
2. Wednesdays are the website and youtube.
3. Wednesdays are the new Fridays.
4. So today is Wednesday.
5. Wednesdays are tough.
Thursday
/ˈθɝzˌdeɪ/, /ˈθɝzdi/
nounthe day that takes place after Wednesday
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1. All the restaurants in the city are busy on Thursday.
2. A walk in the park The next day was Thursday.
3. Thursdays are twitter.
4. Today is Thursday.
5. Thursdays is our delivery day.
Friday
/ˈfɹaɪˌdeɪ/, /ˈfɹaɪdi/
nounthe day that takes place after Thursday
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1. The next opera night was Friday.
2. Today is Friday.
3. Fridays became Lynn's special time.
4. His birthday was Friday.
5. - One, two, three, flash back Friday.
Saturday
/ˈsæˌtɪˌdeɪ/, /ˈsætɝdi/
nounthe day that takes place after Friday
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1. Today is Saturday.
2. Today is Saturday.
3. Today is Saturday.
4. Saturdays are for the boys.
5. My birthday is Saturday.
Sunday
/ˈsənˌdeɪ/, /ˈsənˌdi/
nounthe day that takes place after Saturday
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1. The next day was Sunday.
2. Sunday wouldn't work because it would interfere with religious activities.
3. Today is Sunday.
4. Sundays are a little bit slower.
5. Today is Sunday.
zero
/ˈziɹoʊ/, /ˈzɪɹoʊ/
numeralthe number 0; nothing of something
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1. Zero likes.
2. Got zero.
3. As v approaches c, this number approaches zero.
4. Zero is here.
5. Still says zero.
one
/ˈwən/
numeralthe number 1; the number of sun in the sky
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1. One clan in the USA - Clan Donald - has 4,000 families.
2. That first race began one of the richest histories in international motor sport.
3. Every ten billion years one single grain of sand falls to the bottom.
4. A society of surveillance is just one step away from a society of submission.
5. One farm in Sweden is even making moose cheese.
two
/ˈtu/
numeralthe number 2; the number of wheels on a bicycle
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1. Mrs. Peters had two children.
2. Joan had two brothers.
3. A young woman asks for two kilos of oranges.
4. The two men read the letter again.
5. In 2009, two researchers ran a simple experiment.
three
/ˈθɹi/
numeralthe number 3; the number of sides in a triangle
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1. The three men laughed.
2. After three months, the governor saw that Yusuf learned quickly.
3. The three children are laughing.
4. The next day, all three children are smiling.
5. In just three years, nurse vacancies nearly doubled.
four
/ˈfɔɹ/
numeralthe number 4; the number of seasons in a year
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1. Scene four take one.
2. Four passes man.
3. - Just need four. - One.
4. Four is a lot.
5. Got four.
five
/ˈfaɪv/
numeralthe number 5; the number of fingers we have on one hand
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1. There are about five million people in Scotland.
2. About five thousand people live in The City, and at weekends it feels empty.
3. At least five migrant children have died in government custody since September.
4. - Do five!
5. One. - One, two - Two - Three - Three - Four - Four, five - Make an omelet.
six
/ˈsɪks/
numeralthe number 6; the number of strings on some guitars
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1. His eleventh child, Rory, would be born six months later.
2. One woman loses six.
3. Six teach him male tricks.
4. Do six! -
5. Six. Number six comes your head?
seven
/ˈsɛvən/
numeralthe number 7; the number of days in a week
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1. But in the winter the days can be just seven hours long, and it often rains.
2. Seven, stop.
3. Because seven ate nine.
4. Because seven ate nine.
5. Seven, wear patent leather evening shoes.
eight
/ˈeɪt/
numeralthe number 8; the number of legs on a spider
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1. The new girl was eight years old too, and her name was Joan.
2. The new girl was eight years old too, and her name was Joan.
3. Now, in Chinese, eights represent fortune, and prosperity, and good luck.
4. Eight, women love subtle cologne.
5. The much smaller city of Carlisle over here in the northwest only had eight.
nine
/ˈnaɪn/
numeralthe number 9; the number of months in a normal pregnancy
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1. So three of them had nine.
2. Because seven ate nine.
3. Because seven ate nine.
4. A stitch in time saves nine.
5. Nine, women love a great leather bag.
ten
/ˈtɛn/
numeralthe number 10; the number of fingers we have on both hands
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1. About ten thousand years ago, humans learned to farm.
2. Every ten billion years one single grain of sand falls to the bottom.
3. The optimal number of slides in a presentation is ten.
4. Finally question ten.
5. A lot of you said, "Ten."
eleven
/ˈiɫɛvən/, /ɪˈɫɛvən/
numeralthe number 11; the number of players on a soccer team
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1. Eleven is back in the Upside Down.
2. - I said eleven.
3. Eleven is Girard Perregaux.
4. Eleven follow your joy.
5. Eleven. - Just watch.
twelve
/ˈtwɛɫv/
numeralthe number 12; the number of months in a year
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1. There are beautiful flowers in it, and twelve tall trees.
2. Twelve is a convenient number for a few reasons.
3. The bell struck twelve.
4. Twelve, have a difficult conversation in person.
5. - I found twelve.
thirteen
/ˈθɝˈtin/
numeralthe number 13; the number of weeks in a season
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1. So you might hear 'thirteen' or 'thirteen'.
2. She has thirteen children.
3. The rod itself weighed thirteen pounds.
4. The lifeboats only rescued thirteen people from the water.
5. Thirteen, hosting an actual dinner party.
fourteen
/ˈfɔɹˈtin/, /ˌfɔɹˈtin/
numeralthe number 14; the number of days in two weeks
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1. Fourteen is tetradec-.
2. The county of Sussex, a large county to the south of London, produced only fourteen.
3. Number fourteen is watering system.
4. Fourteen is using a real camera.
5. So fourteen items match
fifteen
/ˈfɪfˈtin/, /fɪfˈtin/
numeralthe number 15; the number of fingers in three hands
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1. Tattooing just fifteen.
2. The actress was fictionally fifteen.
3. Fifteen, remove red wine stains with white wine.
4. Fifteen is a pretty optimal number.
5. Fifteen is a mild coma.
sixteen
/ˈsɪkˈstin/, /sɪkˈstin/
numeralthe number 16; the number of pieces each side has in a game of chess
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1. So I only need sixteen.
2. Sixteen horses pulled the heavy carriage.
3. Sixteen, taking notes by hand.
4. Sixteen horses pulled the heavy carriage.
5. You get sixteen of these.
seventeen
/ˈsɛvənˈtin/
numeralthe number 17; the number of days in two weeks and three days
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1. 'Room seventeen,' says the woman at the desk.
2. Seventeen is heptadec-.
3. Seventeen was his unlucky number.
4. Two seventeen put we would buy that
5. Number seventeen is Louis Moinet.
eighteen
/ˈeɪˈtin/, /eɪˈtin/
numeralthe number 18; the number of squares in three cubes
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1. She had a son, who was eighteen years old at that time.
2. Eighteen billion- an assets under management and we've really been growing.
3. Eighteen using a mixer.
4. We have eighteen.
5. That boy is eighteen.
nineteen
/ˈnaɪnˈtin/
numeralthe number 19; the number of months in a year and seven months
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1. In fact, spacs in 20 21 have already twenty nineteen levels.
2. Nineteen percent say yes.
3. Is nineteen points.
4. Nineteen trillion in lost wealth.
5. - I am nineteen.
twenty
/ˈtwɛni/, /ˈtwɛnti/
numeralthe number 20; the number of fingers and toes that we have
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1. Her son, Peter, was twenty years old then.
2. We probably have twenty. - Twenty?
3. We probably have twenty. - Twenty?
4. Had twenty!
5. Ten ten means twenty.
