British English: Quoting a Phone Number

The video tutorial explains how quoting numbers, especially phone numbers, can differ from regular number usage. It highlights the use of 'oh' instead of zero and 'hundred' when two zeros appear together. The tutorial emphasizes that there are no strict rules, and individuals can choose how to quote numbers. Examples are provided to illustrate these concepts.

When quoting a phone number, what is a common alternative to saying 'zero'?

• Oh

• Null

• Zilch

• Zero

What term is often used when two zeros appear together in a phone number?

• Pair

• Hundred

• Zero Zero

• Double Zero

How might someone choose to break down a phone number?

• By ignoring zeros

• By using only zeros

• By using letters

• Into units of ten

Which of the following is NOT a rule for quoting phone numbers?

• Using 'hundred' for two zeros

• Using 'oh' for zero

• Always breaking numbers into tens

• Personal choice in quoting

What should you remember to fit in when quoting phone numbers?

• The 'oh' and 'hundred' rules

• Always use zeros

• Never use 'hundred'

• Use only digits