Exam: YLE Starters

Definition: The number that comes after five and before seven, representing a total of six items or units.

Example: There are six apples in the basket.

Definition: A number that comes after fifteen and before seventeen, often used to indicate age or quantity.

Example: She turned sixteen last week and is excited to drive.

Definition: The number that comes after nine and before eleven, often used to count or indicate a quantity of ten items.

Example: I have ten apples in my basket.

Definition: The number that comes after twelve and before fourteen, representing a quantity of 13.

Example: There are thirteen apples in the basket.

Definition: The number that comes after twenty-nine and before thirty-one, often used to refer to the age range from 30 to 39 or the decade of life between those ages.

Example: She celebrated her thirtieth birthday with a big party.

Definition: A number that represents the quantity of three items or units.

Example: I have three apples in my bag.

Definition: Relating to something that is small or made for play, often designed for children.

Example: The toy car was much smaller than the real one.

Definition: To play or engage in light, playful activity, often without serious intent.

Example: The children were toying with their new toys in the backyard.

Definition: An object that children play with, often designed to be fun and entertaining.

Example: The child played with her new toy for hours.

Definition: The number that comes after eleven and before thirteen, often used to refer to a group of twelve items or people.

Example: There are twelve months in a year.

Definition: A number that comes after one and before three, representing a quantity of two items or people.

Example: I have two apples in my bag.

Definition: The number that comes after one and before three, representing a quantity of two.

Example: I have two apples in my bag.

Definition: The number that comes after one and before three, representing a pair or a couple of items or individuals.

Example: I have two apples in my bag.