three
/θɹiː/
The number 3.
Example
I have three books.
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/θɹiː/
The number 3.
Example
I have three books.
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/θɹiː/
The number 3.
I have three books.
/hɛlp/
Something you do to make a task easier for someone.
Thank you for your help with my homework.
/ˈðæt/
Used to point to a person or thing farther away.
That house across the road is blue.
/θɪŋ/
An object whose name you do not say.
What is that thing on the table?
/hʌʊs/
A building where people live.
Our house has two bedrooms.
/pleɪs/
A particular location.
This park is a good place for a picnic.
/skuːl/
A place where children go to learn.
My school is near my home.
/əˈɡeɪn/
One more time.
Please say your name again.
/jʉː/
The person or people you are speaking to.
Are you ready to start?
Used to compare two people or things.
My bag is bigger than your bag.