Why Are Numbers Important in English?
Numbers are everywhere! You use them every day in your own language. In English, it is the same.
- To say your age: I am ten years old.
- To give your phone number: My phone number is five, five, five…
- To talk about prices: This is one dollar.
- To count things: I have two books.
Learning numbers 1 à 10 is a great start for any English learner.
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How Do I Say Numbers from 1 to 10?
Here are the first ten numbers in English. Listen to how they sound and try to say them aloud.
- 1 - one
- 2 - two
- 3 - three
- 4 - four
- 5 - five
- 6 - six
- 7 - seven
- 8 - eight
- 9 - nine
- 10 - ten
Practice saying them in order and then out of order. This helps you remember them better.
How Do I Use Numbers in Sentences?
You can use numbers to describe how many of something there are. Look at these simple examples.
- For one item, we use a ou an, or the word one. For example, a cat ou one cat.
- For more than one item, we use the plural form of the noun. For example, two cats.
It is important to remember the plural form for nouns when you use numbers greater than one.
| Nombre | Mot anglais |
|---|---|
| 1 | one |
| 2 | two |
| 3 | three |
| 4 | four |
| 5 | five |
| 6 | six |
| 7 | seven |
| 8 | eight |
| 9 | nine |
| 10 | ten |
Exemples
- I have one brother.
- There are two dogs.
- She has three books.
- We need four chairs.
- He is five years old.
- I see six birds.
- There are seven days in a week.
- My phone number has eight digits.
- She bought nine apples.
- I have ten fingers.
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Many Spanish speakers find some English sounds difficult. Pay attention to these common mistakes:
- Three: Les th sound in three (/θriː/) is often difficult. It is not like a t ou d sound. Practice putting your tongue between your teeth.
- Eight: Make sure you pronounce the t sound at the end. Do not confuse it with ate (past tense of eat).
- Four: Sometimes people confuse four with for. Listen carefully to the vowel sound.
Listening to native speakers and repeating the numbers aloud will help you improve your pronunciation.
Questions fréquemment posées
What are the first numbers to learn in English?
The first numbers to learn are one à ten. They are the building blocks for all other numbers.
How can I practice English numbers?
You can practice by counting objects around you, saying your age, or repeating the numbers aloud from one à ten many times. Listen to songs with numbers too!
Is the number 'one' different from 'a' or 'an'?
Les deux one et a/an mean a single item. We use a/an more generally, like a book. Nous utilisons one when we want to emphasize the exact quantity, like I have one book, not two.
Why is pronunciation important for numbers?
Clear pronunciation helps others understand you. If you say three instead of tree, people will know you mean the number, not the plant.
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