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Headway - Elementary - Everyday English (Unit 4)

Here you will find the vocabulary from Everyday English Unit 4 in the Headway Elementary coursebook, such as "seventy-six", "point", "eight", etc.

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Headway - Elementary
number
number
[noun]

a word, sign, or symbol that represents a specific quantity or amount

Ex: Can you provide your contact number for the registration form? 
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nineteen
nineteen
[numeral]

the number 19

Ex: The car was manufactured in the year nineteen ninety-eight. 
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twenty-one
twenty-one
[numeral]

the number 21; the number of days in three weeks

Ex: She will turn twenty-one next month and is excited to celebrate her birthday with friends. 
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thirty-six
thirty-six
[numeral]

the number 36; the number of months in three years

Ex: They spent thirty-six dollars on dinner at the café. 
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forty-five
forty-five
[numeral]

the number 45; the number of degrees for half a right angle

Ex: She bought forty-five apples for the school event. 
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ninety-one
ninety-one
[numeral]

the number 91; the number of minutes in a typical soccer game plus one

Ex: They traveled ninety-one kilometers to reach the next town. 
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sixty-six
sixty-six
[numeral]

the number 66; the number of players on six soccer teams

Ex: The train is scheduled to arrive at sixty-six minutes past the hour. 
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one hundred
one hundred
[Adjective]

of the number 100; the number of years in a century

Ex: She saved one hundred dollars to buy a new bicycle for her daily commute. 
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one thousand
one thousand
[numeral]

the number of meters in one kilometer

Ex: The concert venue can hold up to one thousand people. 
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million
million
[numeral]

the number 1 followed by 6 zeros

Ex: The lottery winner couldn't believe their luck as they held a million-dollar check in their hands. 
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eight
eight
[numeral]

the number 8

Ex: The recipe called for eight ounces of flour, which is about one cup. 
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ten
ten
[numeral]

the number 10

Ex: The soccer team has ten players on the field at a time. 
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twelve
twelve
[numeral]

the number 12

Ex: My son reads twelve pages of his book every day. 
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thirty-two
thirty-two
[numeral]

the number 32; the number of teeth an adult has

Ex: There are thirty-two students in the class. 
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sixty
sixty
[numeral]

the number 60

Ex: She found a vintage photograph of her parents from their wedding day, nearly sixty years ago. 
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seventy-six
seventy-six
[numeral]

the number 76

Ex: Her book collection includes seventy-six rare editions. 
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ninety-nine
ninety-nine
[numeral]

the number 99; the number of players on nine soccer teams

Ex: The store is offering a sale where everything is discounted to ninety-nine cents or less. 
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sixteen
sixteen
[numeral]

the number 16

Ex: She has sixteen unread messages in her inbox. 
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point
point
[noun]

the punctuation mark . used to indicate that a sentence or an abbreviation is ended

Ex: Don't forget to place a point at the end of your sentence. 
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