How many, and which one
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A1
Add these numbers together.
Both answers are correct.
An octopus has eight arms.
The meeting is at eleven.
The bill was fifty dollars.
She was first in the race.
I work five days a week.
He is forty years old.
The table has four legs.
Take half the dose.
A hundred people came.
The video got a million views.
The temperature is negative.
The store opens at nine.
Pick a number from one to ten.
Only one ticket is left.
I need a new pair of shoes.
We need a positive result.
It is a quarter past three.
I work seven hours a day.
There are six people in the team.
There are ten students.
He lives on the third floor.
He runs thirty kilometers a week.
A thousand tickets were sold.
Three people are here.
The price tripled in a year.
There are twelve months in a year.
She is twenty years old.
She has two cats.
A2 · Premium
I need a few minutes.
The average score was seventy.
The company is worth a billion.
Give me a double portion.
Eighty people work here.
What is the exact number?
She is fifteen years old.
The figures show growth.
How many tickets do you need?
Ten minus three equals seven.
The trip takes ninety minutes.
Fifty percent is half.
Round up to the nearest ten.
My grandfather is seventy.
I have several questions.
Sixteen people came.
There are sixty minutes in an hour.
The temperature is zero today.
B1 · Premium
Give me an approximate figure.
Keep a count of calories.
Write the decimal correctly.
A PIN has four digits.
Divide twenty by four.
Three is an odd number.
The percentage increased.
Subtract three from ten.
The total is two hundred.
B2 · Premium
Buy a dozen eggs, please.
Two is an even number.
Only a fraction were correct.
Space seems infinite.
Multiply five by four.
Five plus six equals eleven.
C1 · Premium
Solve the equation.
Use the correct formula.
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65 words, each with a translation and an example sentence: A1 — 30, A2 — 18, B1 — 9, B2 — 6, C1 — 2.
With the A1 list: add, both, eight, eleven, fifty, first, five, forty, four, half. The full level is on this page.
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