How to Use "Number" with Example Sentences


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Study Vocabulary Words number (n): a word or symbol that represents an amount or quantity; telephone number

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Used with verbs:

"I recorded the number."
(recorded, thought of, entered)

"I was assigned a number."
(be + assigned)

"We limited the number of choices."
(limited, restricted, counted, determined)

"We exchanged numbers at the party."
(exchanged)

"I gave her my number."
(gave)

"I called your number this morning."
(called, found, got)

"The number of crimes has increased."
(increased, decreased, grown, diminished)

"I estimated the number."
(estimated, calculated, rounded)

"We added the numbers."
(added, divided, multiplied, subtracted)

"He doubled the number."
(doubled, tripled)

"I wrote down the wrong number."
(wrote down, wrote, picked, dialed)

Used with adjectives:

"What is the maximum number of dogs you can have?"
(maximum, minimum, actual)

"Calculate the average number."
(average, median, mean)

"They have an adequate number of items."
(adequate, tiny, equal, limited)

"He dialed the wrong number."
(wrong)

"What is an example of a prime number?"
(prime, even, odd, whole)

"I don't know the final number."
(final, total, overall)

"The number is unknown."
(unknown, random)

"Do you know the model number?"
(model, winning, exact, precise, correct)

"What's your lucky number?"
(lucky, telephone, cell phone, home, contact)

"They have an infinite number of choices."
(infinite, enormous, unlimited, set, fixed)

"What page number are you on?"
(page)

"We got his apartment number."
(apartment, room, fax, license plate)

"She has a huge number of businesses."
(huge, great, large, substantial)

"Do you know your flight number?"
(flight, account, credit card, reservation, social security, PIN)

"We have a small number of guests."
(small, growing, rising, record, limited, approximate)

"Did you call the emergency number?"
(emergency, toll-free, right)

Used with prepositions:

"There are a number of reasons."
(of)

"There are three in number."
(in)

"We are at number 10 on the list."
(at)


Study Vocabulary Words number (v): to give a number to someone or something

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Used with adverbs:

"The rooms are clearly numbered."
(clearly, consecutively)

Used with prepositions:

"The books are numbered according to year."
(according to, by)

"They are numbered from one to ten."
(from ... to)


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