How to Talk About Numbers and Time in Everyday Conversations

1. Numbers Vocabulary
Understanding numbers is important for many conversations, like counting or making plans. Here are the numbers from one to twenty:

• 1 (one)
• 2 (two)
• 3 (three)
• 4 (four)
• 5 (five)
• 6 (six)
• 7 (seven)
• 8 (eight)
• 9 (nine)
• 10 (ten)
• 11 (eleven)
• 12 (twelve)
• 13 (thirteen)
• 14 (fourteen)
• 15 (fifteen)
• 16 (sixteen)
• 17 (seventeen)
• 18 (eighteen)
• 19 (nineteen)
• 20 (twenty)

2. Days of the Week
You can use the days of the week to talk about your plans:

• Monday
• Tuesday
• Wednesday
• Thursday
• Friday
• Saturday
• Sunday

3. Telling Time
When talking about daily activities, it’s important to know how to tell time. Here are some phrases you can use:

• "It’s 2 PM."
• "I wake up at 7 AM."
• "School starts at 8:30."

4. Sample Sentences
Here are some examples you can say:

• "I have math class on Monday at 10 AM."
• "We eat lunch at 12 PM every day."
• "My brother’s birthday is on the 15th."

By practicing these phrases, you will get better at talking about numbers and time in English!