"For how many?" "Three."の英語

"How old are you?" "I'm thirty years old."

"Sorry to be so rude, but how old are you?" "I'm 30."

“What number are you?"—“I'm number seven."

"How many pumpkins do you want?" "Three, please."

“Say when."—“That's fine [enough]."

There're three.

I give 3 plans about that.

What is going to happen to the three?

"How many pumpkins do you want?" "Three, please."

You decide on what you do by the time I've counted to three.

There are three different types of people in the world: those who can count, and those who can't.

"How much did you buy it for?" "About 20 euros." "That cheap? Really?"

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I'll take three of each sort.

“Am I disturbing you?"—“No, not in the least."

You can only make three wishes.

“What position do you play?"—“Shortstop."

Each item will be ranked in one of three categories.

You've got three problems.

"How much did you pay for this?" "About 20 euros." "Wow! That's incredibly cheap."

"Tom!" "What?"

"What happened, Tom?" "When I asked Mary what cup size she is, she called me a pervert." "What did you expect?"

Are you a fan of the trilogy?

the first act has three scenes

I was asked, "You OK, kid?". I replied, "Fine."

I was asked, "You OK, kid?". I replied, "Fine."

"Can I help you?" "No, thank you. I'm just looking around."

There are three cases of cholera.

Three more will complete the number―complete the party.

"Tom!" "What?"