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What are the names of the different groups of counting numbers?
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0 is Zero,
1 is one,
2 is a Couple,
3-5 is a few or several, depending on how it is used in the sentence.
6 is a Half-Dozen,
7-11 is many
12 is a dozen
Anything over a dozen is Many
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