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Numbers: zero to ten
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| English | Meaning |
|---|---|
| zero/ˈzɪərəʊ/ | zero |
| two | two |
Small numbers
- Outcome: read numbers 0–10 as English words. Start with a first exchange.
- Use the written number list. These checks do not test hearing a number.
Zero to five
- 0 zero · 1 one · 2 two · 3 three · 4 four · 5 five
- Point to a digit, then its word. Zero 零 and two 二 name different values.
Choose the word for 0.
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Zero names 0 in this word list. Ten is 10, not 0.
Six to ten
- 6 six · 7 seven · 8 eight · 9 nine · 10 ten
- Worked near miss: 10 = zero loses the 1. Use 10 = ten.
Choose the number for seven.
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Seven is 7. Six and nine name different numbers.
Write the word for 2.
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The word is two. This checks the written word, not its pronunciation.
A room and a quantity
- “Room two” means Room 2. “two pens” gives a quantity of 2 pens.
- Worked repair: for Room 4, “Room five” changes the place. Use “Room four”.
Match each word to its number.
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Keep the value with the whole word: one = 1, four = 4, ten = 10.
New word and number choices
- Choose before opening feedback. Read the full word, not only its first letter.
- If you miss one, connect the corrected word to its digit before trying again.
Choose the number for three.
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Three names 3. Read the whole word, then check the value.
Choose the number for five.
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Five names 5. Read the whole word, then check the value.
Choose the number for eight.
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Eight names 8. Read the whole word, then check the value.
Choose the number for nine.
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Nine names 9. Read the whole word, then check the value.
Choose the word for 6.
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Six names 6. Seven and five are nearby values, but different words.
Room two
Read. Choose the matching room label.
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The word two gives the room number 2. This is a label, not a count of every room.
Use a label
- Read the new route sign and choose a quantity. Then write the Room 4 label before showing its model.
- A route or room number labels a place or service; it is not automatically a count.
Route eight
New sign. Which route number is named?
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Eight gives route 8. The sign does not tell you how many buses exist.
Choose the label that asks for 3 pens.
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Three names the requested quantity. The other labels change it.
Write an English label for Room 4 using the number word. Then compare.
Compare with the meaning and checklist. A model is one possibility; this self-review does not check every answer or award proficiency.
Say two short phrases
- Use the printed Room 6 / two pens card. Say both phrases aloud; a pause is fine.
- Record and replay locally. This is speaking rehearsal from print, not a listening test or reviewed pronunciation model.
Printed role card: Room 6. Two pens. Say the room number and quantity in English. Record first. You can pause between the two short phrases.
Say the response aloud. With a partner, respond to what they actually say; alone this is rehearsal from a printed cue. Recording, replay and comparison are local self-review, not a pronunciation or listening score.
Review tomorrow
- Try the new 10 and 1 checks before reopening the list. Use another room number with a partner.
- Next: small signs and labels.
Course note: these are original starter examples. Pre-A1 is an intended teaching target, not a validated placement result or complete level course. Council of Europe descriptor information checked 21 October 2026; it does not approve this local course. Independent language, answer, recording/accessibility and learner reviews remain pending.
Later, choose the word for 10.
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Ten keeps both digits of 10. Zero names only 0.
Later, write the word for 1.
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One names 1. Try before looking back at the list.