Guest: Is my room number thirty? Clerk: No, thirteen. One, three. What is the guest's room number?

Man: Is your phone number 555-0184? Lena: No, 555-0148. Four, eight at the end. What is Lena's phone number?

Ana: Does bus fifteen go downtown? Driver: No, bus fifty goes downtown. Five, zero. Which bus goes downtown?

Sam: Is the homework on page forty? Teacher: No, page fourteen. One, four. What page is the homework on?

Driver: Is your house number two sixty? Maya: No, two sixteen. Two, one, six. What is Maya's house number?

Traveler: Is my flight at gate seventy? Agent: No, gate seventeen. One, seven. What is the traveler's gate number?

Ben: My ticket says seat ninety. Usher: Look again. It says seat nineteen. One, nine. What is Ben's seat number?

Luis: Is my locker number sixty-two? Coach: No, twenty-six. Two, six. What is Luis's locker number?

Mail carrier: Is this apartment fifty? Woman: No, fifteen. One, five. What is the woman's apartment number?

Clerk: Is your number 555-3097? Rosa: No, 555-3079. Seven, nine at the end. What is Rosa's phone number?

Woman: Is the small pizza $4.50? Clerk: No, it is $5.40 today. How much does the small pizza cost?

Ken: How much is the notebook? Clerk: The notebook is $3.15 and the pen is $3.50. How much does the notebook cost?

Mom: Is the T-shirt thirty dollars? Clerk: No, thirteen dollars. One, three. How much does the T-shirt cost?

Dan: How much is the milk? Clerk: The milk is $2.90 and the juice is $2.99. How much does the milk cost?

Rita: Is my ticket $6.52? Clerk: No, $6.25. Two, five after the point. How much is Rita's ticket?

Clerk: The bread is $2.00 and the cheese is $4.50. Man: I want both, please. How much does the man pay in all?

Ivy: Is the cake $8.57? Baker: No, $8.75. Seven, five after the point. How much does the cake cost?

Boy: How much is the apple juice? Seller: The juice is $1.50 and the water is $1.15. How much does the apple juice cost?

Nina: Is the book $12.14? Clerk: No, $12.40. Four, zero after the point. How much does the book cost?

Clerk: The gray bag is $18.00 and the blue bag is $80.00. Sara: I want the blue one. How much does Sara pay?

Waiter: Your soup is $7.20 and your salad is $2.70. Eva: I want the salad only. How much does Eva pay?

Man: Is that O-R-T-I-S, with an S at the end? Woman: No, O-R-T-I-Z. With a Z. How does the woman spell her family name?

Clerk: Is that spelled B-L-A-C-K? Man: No, B-L-A-K-E. How does the man spell his family name?

Teacher: Is your family name K-O-U-R? Girl: No, K-A-U-R. With an A. How does the girl spell her family name?

Hotel clerk: Is it N-O-V-A-K? Guest: No, N-O-W-A-K. With a W. How does the guest spell his family name?

Nurse: Is your family name R-A-Y-E-S? Man: No, R-E-Y-E-S. An E after the R. How does the man spell his family name?

Coach: Is your name spelled S-Y-L-V-A? Girl: No, S-I-L-V-A. With an I. How does the girl spell her family name?

Librarian: Is that D-U-V-A-L-L, with two Ls? Woman: No, D-U-V-A-L. One L. How does the woman spell her family name?

Office worker: Is it M-A-R-I-K? Boy: No, M-A-R-E-K. With an E. How does the boy spell his family name?

Man: Is your family name F-O-R-S-T-E-R? Woman: No, F-O-S-T-E-R. There is no R after the O. How does the woman spell her family name?

Clerk: Is that A-H-M-A-D? Man: No, A-H-M-E-D. With an E. How does the man spell his family name?

Teacher: Is your first name C-L-O-E? Girl: No, C-H-L-O-E. With an H. How does the girl spell her first name?

Clerk: Do you want four tickets? Man: No, fourteen tickets, please. One, four. How many tickets does the man want?

Manager: Do we need fifty bottles? Worker: No, fifteen. One, five. How many bottles do they need?

Teacher: Are there twenty-two students in your class? Boy: No, twenty-eight. Two, eight. How many students are in the boy's class?

Teacher: How old is your sister? Amy: Fourteen. One, four, not forty. How old is Amy's sister?

Clerk: Do you want the room for seven nights? Guest: No, seventeen nights. One, seven. How many nights does the guest want?

Clerk: Do you want twenty stamps? Man: No, twelve, please. One, two. How many stamps does the man want?

Driver: Are there sixty boxes in the shop? Worker: No, sixteen. One, six. How many boxes are in the shop?

Ali: Do we need forty-two chairs? Dina: No, twenty-four. Two, four. How many chairs do they need?