Most common word in text

Studies that estimate and rank the most common words in English examine texts written in English. Perhaps the most comprehensive such analysis is one that was conducted against the Oxford English Corpus (OEC), a massive text corpus that is written in the English language.

In total, the texts in the Oxford English Corpus contain more than 2 billion words.[1] The OEC includes a wide variety of writing samples, such as literary works, novels, academic journals, newspapers, magazines, Hansard’s Parliamentary Debates, blogs, chat logs, and emails.[2]

Another English corpus that has been used to study word frequency is the Brown Corpus, which was compiled by researchers at Brown University in the 1960s. The researchers published their analysis of the Brown Corpus in 1967. Their findings were similar, but not identical, to the findings of the OEC analysis.

According to The Reading Teacher’s Book of Lists, the first 25 words in the OEC make up about one-third of all printed material in English, and the first 100 words make up about half of all written English.[3] According to a study cited by Robert McCrum in The Story of English, all of the first hundred of the most common words in English are of Old English origin,[4] except for «people», ultimately from Latin «populus», and «because», in part from Latin «causa».

Some lists of common words distinguish between word forms, while others rank all forms of a word as a single lexeme (the form of the word as it would appear in a dictionary). For example, the lexeme be (as in to be) comprises all its conjugations (is, was, am, are, were, etc.), and contractions of those conjugations.[5] These top 100 lemmas listed below account for 50% of all the words in the Oxford English Corpus.[1]

100 most common words

A list of 100 words that occur most frequently in written English is given below, based on an analysis of the Oxford English Corpus (a collection of texts in the English language, comprising over 2 billion words).[1] A part of speech is provided for most of the words, but part-of-speech categories vary between analyses, and not all possibilities are listed. For example, «I» may be a pronoun or a Roman numeral; «to» may be a preposition or an infinitive marker; «time» may be a noun or a verb. Also, a single spelling can represent more than one root word. For example, «singer» may be a form of either «sing» or «singe». Different corpora may treat such difference differently.

The number of distinct senses that are listed in Wiktionary is shown in the polysemy column. For example, «out» can refer to an escape, a removal from play in baseball, or any of 36 other concepts. On average, each word in the list has 15.38 senses. The sense count does not include the use of terms in phrasal verbs such as «put out» (as in «inconvenienced») and other multiword expressions such as the interjection «get out!», where the word «out» does not have an individual meaning.[6] As an example, «out» occurs in at least 560 phrasal verbs[7] and appears in nearly 1700 multiword expressions.[8]

The table also includes frequencies from other corpora. Note that as well as usage differences, lemmatisation may differ from corpus to corpus – for example splitting the prepositional use of «to» from the use as a particle. Also the Corpus of Contemporary American English (COCA) list includes dispersion as well as frequency to calculate rank.

Word Parts of speech OEC rank COCA rank[9] Dolch level Polysemy
the Article 1 1 Pre-primer 12
be Verb 2 2 Primer 21
to Preposition 3 7, 9 Pre-primer 17
of Preposition 4 4 Grade 1 12
and Conjunction 5 3 Pre-primer 16
a Article 6 5 Pre-primer 20
in Preposition 7 6, 128, 3038 Pre-primer 23
that Conjunction et al. 8 12, 27, 903 Primer 17
have Verb 9 8 Primer 25
I Pronoun 10 11 Pre-primer 7
it Pronoun 11 10 Pre-primer 18
for Preposition 12 13, 2339 Pre-primer 19
not Adverb et al. 13 28, 2929 Pre-primer 5
on Preposition 14 17, 155 Primer 43
with Preposition 15 16 Primer 11
he Pronoun 16 15 Primer 7
as Adverb, conjunction, et al. 17 33, 49, 129 Grade 1 17
you Pronoun 18 14 Pre-primer 9
do Verb, noun 19 18 Primer 38
at Preposition 20 22 Primer 14
this Determiner, adverb, noun 21 20, 4665 Primer 9
but Preposition, adverb, conjunction 22 23, 1715 Primer 17
his Possessive pronoun 23 25, 1887 Grade 1 6
by Preposition 24 30, 1190 Grade 1 19
from Preposition 25 26 Grade 1 4
they Pronoun 26 21 Primer 6
we Pronoun 27 24 Pre-primer 6
say Verb et al. 28 19 Primer 17
her Possessive pronoun 29, 106 42 Grade 1 3
she Pronoun 30 31 Primer 7
or Conjunction 31 32 Grade 2 11
an Article 32 (a) Grade 1 6
will Verb, noun 33 48, 1506 Primer 16
my Possessive pronoun 34 44 Pre-primer 5
one Noun, adjective, et al. 35 51, 104, 839 Pre-primer 24
all Adjective 36 43, 222 Primer 15
would Verb 37 41 Grade 2 13
there Adverb, pronoun, et al. 38 53, 116 Primer 14
their Possessive pronoun 39 36 Grade 2 2
what Pronoun, adverb, et al. 40 34 Primer 19
so Conjunction, adverb, et al. 41 55, 196 Primer 18
up Adverb, preposition, et al. 42 50, 456 Pre-primer 50
out Preposition 43 64, 149 Primer 38
if Conjunction 44 40 Grade 3 9
about Preposition, adverb, et al. 45 46, 179 Grade 3 18
who Pronoun, noun 46 38 Primer 5
get Verb 47 39 Primer 37
which Pronoun 48 58 Grade 2 7
go Verb, noun 49 35 Pre-primer 54
me Pronoun 50 61 Pre-primer 10
when Adverb 51 57, 136 Grade 1 11
make Verb, noun 52 45 Grade 2 [as «made»] 48
can Verb, noun 53 37, 2973 Pre-primer 18
like Preposition, verb 54 74, 208, 1123, 1684, 2702 Primer 26
time Noun 55 52 Dolch list of 95 nouns 14
no Determiner, adverb 56 93, 699, 916, 1111, 4555 Primer 10
just Adjective 57 66, 1823 14
him Pronoun 58 68 5
know Verb, noun 59 47 13
take Verb, noun 60 63 66
people Noun 61 62 9
into Preposition 62 65 10
year Noun 63 54 7
your Possessive pronoun 64 69 4
good Adjective 65 110, 2280 32
some Determiner, pronoun 66 60 10
could Verb 67 71 6
them Pronoun 68 59 3
see Verb 69 67 25
other Adjective, pronoun 70 75, 715, 2355 12
than Conjunction, preposition 71 73, 712 4
then Adverb 72 77 10
now Preposition 73 72, 1906 13
look Verb 74 85, 604 17
only Adverb 75 101, 329 11
come Verb 76 70 20
its Possessive pronoun 77 78 2
over Preposition 78 124, 182 19
think Verb 79 56 10
also Adverb 80 87 2
back Noun, adverb 81 108, 323, 1877 36
after Preposition 82 120, 260 14
use Verb, noun 83 92, 429 17
two Noun 84 80 6
how Adverb 85 76 11
our Possessive pronoun 86 79 3
work Verb, noun 87 117, 199 28
first Adjective 88 86, 2064 10
well Adverb 89 100, 644 30
way Noun, adverb 90 84, 4090 16
even Adjective 91 107, 484 23
new Adjective et al. 92 88 18
want Verb 93 83 10
because Conjunction 94 89, 509 7
any Pronoun 95 109, 4720 4
these Pronoun 96 82 2
give Verb 97 98 19
day Noun 98 90 9
most Adverb 99 144, 187 12
us Pronoun 100 113 6

Parts of speech

The following is a very similar list, subdivided by part of speech.[1] The list labeled «Others» includes pronouns, possessives, articles, modal verbs, adverbs, and conjunctions.

Rank Nouns Verbs Adjectives Prepositions Others
1 time be good to the
2 person have new of and
3 year do first in a
4 way say last for that
5 day get long on I
6 thing make great with it
7 man go little at not
8 world know own by he
9 life take other from as
10 hand see old up you
11 part come right about this
12 child think big into but
13 eye look high over his
14 woman want different after they
15 place give small her
16 work use large she
17 week find next or
18 case tell early an
19 point ask young will
20 government work important my
21 company seem few one
22 number feel public all
23 group try bad would
24 problem leave same there
25 fact call able their

See also

  • Basic English
  • Frequency analysis, the study of the frequency of letters or groups of letters
  • Letter frequencies
  • Oxford English Corpus
  • Swadesh list, a compilation of basic concepts for the purpose of historical-comparative linguistics
  • Zipf’s law, a theory stating that the frequency of any word is inversely proportional to its rank in a frequency table

Word lists

  • Dolch Word List, a list of frequently used English words
  • General Service List
  • Word lists by frequency

References

  1. ^ a b c d «The Oxford English Corpus: Facts about the language». OxfordDictionaries.com. Oxford University Press. What is the commonest word?. Archived from the original on December 26, 2011. Retrieved June 22, 2011.
  2. ^ «The Oxford English Corpus». AskOxford.com. Archived from the original on May 4, 2006. Retrieved June 22, 2006.
  3. ^ The First 100 Most Commonly Used English Words Archived 2013-06-16 at the Wayback Machine.
  4. ^ Bill Bryson, The Mother Tongue: English and How It Got That Way, Harper Perennial, 2001, page 58
  5. ^ Benjamin Zimmer. June 22, 2006. Time after time after time…. Language Log. Retrieved June 22, 2006.
  6. ^ Benjamin, Martin (2019). «Polysemy in top 100 Oxford English Corpus words within Wiktionary». Teach You Backwards. Retrieved December 28, 2019.
  7. ^ Garcia-Vega, M (2010). «Teasing out the meaning of «out»«. 29th International Conference on Lexis and Grammar.
  8. ^ «out — English-French Dictionary». www.wordreference.com. Retrieved November 22, 2022.
  9. ^ «Word frequency: based on 450 million word COCA corpus». www.wordfrequency.info. Retrieved April 11, 2018.

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Составили подборку наиболее употребляемых слов в английском языке, привели примеры их использования в речи и на письме

300 спартанцев: самые употребляемые английские слова

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  • 1. ТОП-50 существительных
  • 2. ТОП-50 прилагательных
  • 3. ТОП-50 наречий
  • 4. ТОП-50 глаголов
  • 5. ТОП-50 предлогов
  • 6. ТОП-50 местоимений

Ученые языковеды утверждают, что в английском языке порядка миллиона слов. Словарный запас взрослого носителя языка составляет от 10 000 до 30 000 слов — фантастическое количество для начинающих изучать язык. Но не впадаем в отчаяние. Исследования показывают, что всего лишь 300 самых часто употребляемых слов помогут вам понимать более 50% текста (кроме специализированной и научной литературы) и выражать свои мысли.

Для вашего удобства мы разбили подборку на подгруппы, в которые вошли по 50 слов разных частей речи. К каждому слову указали значения, в которых они употребляются наиболее часто. Для составления подборки мы использовали следующие источники:

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  • Cambridge Dictionary
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ТОП-50 существительных

Многие студенты, начиная осваивать язык, углубляются именно в изучение существительных. Однако легко потерять энтузиазм, принявшись заучивать названия всех животных в зоопарке, всех инструментов для ремонта или всех видов одежды. Поэтому для начала предлагаем освоить короткий список из 50 наиболее употребляемых существительных (nouns) — такой подход более эффективен.

Слово Перевод Пример
an area площадь, участок, область, район This is a very poor area. — Это очень бедный район.
a book книга Have you read any good books recently? — Ты недавно читала какую-нибудь хорошую книгу?
a business дело, занятие, работа, бизнес He’s in the frozen food business. — У него бизнес в сфере замороженной еды.
a case случай;

дело

 I often disagree with you, but not in this case. — Я часто не согласен с тобой, но не в этом случае.

The lawyer was upset because he lost the case in the court. — Адвокат был расстроен, потому что проиграл дело в суде.
a child ребенок Our oldest child is nearly 15. — Нашему старшему ребенку почти 15.
a company общество, компания My father works for a pharmaceutical company. — Мой отец работает на фармакологическую компанию.
a country страна;

деревня

 What is the smallest country in the world? — Какая самая маленькая страна в мире?

I spent my childhood in the country. — Я провела свое детство в деревне.
a day день It took us a day to get to France. — У нас заняло день добраться до Франции.
an eye глаз She has got beautiful blue eyes. — У нее красивые голубые глаза.
a fact факт, событие;

истина

 No decision will be made until we know all the facts. — Мы не будем принимать никакое решение, пока не узнаем все факты.

It can be hard to separate fact from fiction. — Бывает трудно отделить истину от вымысла.
a family семья I came from the large family: three brothers and four sisters. — Я из большой семьи: три брата и четыре сестры.
a government правительство Unlike the present government, we believe in serving the people. — В отличие от нынешнего правительства, мы верим в служение народу.
a group группа A small group of children waited outside. — Маленькая группа детей ожидала снаружи.
a hand рука I’ve put my hands in my pockets to keep them warm. — Я положил руки в карманы, чтобы согреть их.
a home дом Her home is in the west of London. — Ее дом на западе Лондона.
a job работа, должность Is Mary enjoying her new job? — Мэри нравится ее новая работа?
a life жизнь I don’t want to spend all my life doing this. — Я не хочу потратить всю свою жизнь на это.
a lot жребий, участь;

партия;

много (a lot of)

 She seems happy enough with her lot. — Кажется, она довольна своей участью.

I’ve already done one lot of washing. — Я уже постирала партию белья.

There were a lot of people outside the museum. — Около музея было много людей.
a man человек, мужчина A man phoned you yesterday at 12. — Вчера тебе звонил какой-то мужчина в 12.
money деньги You’ll have to change some money at the bank. — Тебе нужно поменять деньги в банке.
a month месяц We spent a month touring round Africa. — Мы провели месяц, путешествуя по Африке.
a mother мать My mother was 18 when she got married. — Моей матери было 18, когда она вышла замуж.
Mr мистер, господин I called him Mr Lewis, but he asked me to call him John. — Я называл его мистер Льюис, но он попросил называть его Джон.
a night ночь, вечер I slept really badly last night. — Я спал действительно плохо прошлой ночью.
a number число, номер Please tell me your credit card number. — Пожалуйста, скажи мне свой номер кредитный карточки.
a part доля, часть Cleaning is part of my daily routine. — Уборка — это часть моей ежедневной рутины.
people люди, народ Many people never do any exercise. — Многие люди никогда не тренируются.

The rebels have gained the support of the people. — Повстанцы заручились поддержкой народа.
a place место New York is a very exciting place to live. — Нью-Йорк — это очень интересное место для жизни.
a point точка;

точка зрения, мнение;

суть, смысл;

момент

 This is a good point from which to watch the race. — Это хорошая точка, из которой видно всю гонку.

I get your point but it doesn’t mean that I share it. — Я понимаю вашу точку зрения, но это не значит, что я ее разделяю.

I thought Josie was never going to get to the point. — Я думал, что Джози никогда не перейдет к сути дела.

At some point they understood that there wasn’t any reason to stay there. — В какой-то момент они поняли, что им незачем было здесь оставаться.
a problem проблема, задача I have a problem with my computer. — У меня проблема с моим компьютером.
a programme программа I installed a new computer programme on my laptop. — Я установил новую компьютерную программу на мой ноутбук.
a question вопрос If you have a question, ask it at the end of the lecture. — Если у вас есть вопрос, задайте его в конце лекции.
a right правота, право Everyone has a right to education. — Все имеют право на образование.
a room комната, место;

возможность

 Kate is upstairs in her room. — Кейт наверху в своей комнате.

Is there enough room for everyone? — Всем хватит места?

His work isn’t bad but there’s still some room for improvement. — Его работа неплохая, но есть возможность улучшить.
a school школа What did you learn at school today? — Что ты учил в школе сегодня?
a state государство, штат;

состояние, положение

 Schools receive a small amount of funding from the state. — Школы получают небольшую сумму на финансирование от государства.

The state of the economy is terrible. — Состояние экономики ужасное.
a story рассказ, история Will you read me a story, mom? — Ты мне почитаешь историю, мама?
a student студент, учащийся Students are not allowed to bring mobile phones to the test. — Студентам запрещено приносить мобильные телефоны на контрольную.
a study учеба, изучение;

рабочий кабинет

 Scientists tell us about the study of the oceans’ role in climate change. — Ученые говорят об изучении роли океана в изменении климата.

He went to his study to finish the book. — Он пошел в кабинет, чтобы закончить свою книгу.
a system система Hot water circulates through the heating system. — Горячая вода циркулирует через систему отопления.
a thing вещь Poor neighbours, all their things were destroyed in the fire. — Бедные соседи, все их вещи уничтожены при пожаре.
time время;

раз

 I want to spend more time travelling. — Я хочу проводить больше времени в путешествиях.

Please give me a call the next time you’re in New Jersey. — Пожалуйста, позвони мне, когда будешь в Нью-Джерси в следующий раз.
water вода The water in the Red Sea is always very clear. — Вода в Красном море всегда очень чистая.
a way путь, дорога;

способ

 Could you tell me the way to the library? — Не подскажете дорогу в библиотеку?

What’s the best way to learn a language? — Какой способ выучить язык самый лучший?
a week неделя Last week was really the worst in my life. — Последняя неделя действительно была самой ужасной в моей жизни.
a woman женщина The woman in the red and black dress was my boss. — Женщина в красно-черном платье была моей начальницей.
a word слово Learn the words and speak better! — Выучи слова и говори лучше!
a work работа What time do you finish work? — В какое время ты заканчиваешь работу?
a world мир This world is full of wonders and mysteries. — Этот мир полон чудес и загадок.
a year год Next year I’m going to jump with the parachute. — В следующем году я собираюсь прыгнуть с парашютом.

ТОП-50 прилагательных

Прилагательные (adjectives) описывают предметы, лица и явления, о которых мы говорим. Они характеризуют их, дают оценку, могут служить для описания общих качеств (цвет, размер, материал, форма), а также сообщать о возрасте или происхождении. Сложные прилагательные вы можете заменять более простыми и знакомыми вам синонимами, например: confusing (сбивающий с толку, путающий) можно заменить на not clear (неясный).

Слово Перевод Пример
able способный, умеющий, компетентный Will she be able to cope with the work? — Она способна справиться с этой работой?
bad плохой, вредный, злой Our plans were spoiled by bad weather. — Наши планы были испорчены плохой погодой.
best лучший What’s the best way to get to the opera house? — Как лучше добраться до оперного театра?
better лучше (сравнительная степень good) She is a better student than others, but a very unpleasant person. — Она учится лучше, чем другие, но она очень неприятный человек.
big большой Tom lives in the big house opposite the church. — Том живет в большом доме напротив церкви.
black черный The black bug frightened Mary to death. — Черный жук напугал Мэри до смерти.
certain точный, уверенный;

некий

 The police seem certain they will find the criminal. — Полиция уверена, что найдет преступника.

This country house has a certain charm. — В этом загородном домике есть некий шарм.
clear ясный, чистый;

понятный

 The sky is so clear that we can see hundreds of stars. — Небо такое чистое, что мы можем видеть сотни звезд.

She’s given me very clear instructions. — Она дала мне очень понятные инструкции.
different непохожий, другой, отличный, разный He is so different from his sister! — Он так отличается от своей сестры!

There are so many different ways to learn English. — Есть так много разных способов выучить английский язык.
early ранний I adore early rises: the sunrise, the birds and the fresh air. — Я обожаю ранние подъемы: восходы, птички и свежий воздух.
easy легкий This is an easy task, I’ll do it quickly. — Это легкое задание, я сделаю его быстро.
economic экономический, экономически выгодный Our country is in the economic crisis again. — Наша страна снова в экономическом кризисе.

Some people believe that it’s economic to be vegetarian. — Некоторые люди считают, что быть вегетарианцем экономически выгодно.
fine тонкий;

хороший, яркий

 I knew that there was a fine line between panic and caution. — Я знал, что между паникой и осторожностью есть тонкая грань.

The car is fine, you should buy it. — Хорошая машина, тебе стоит купить ее.
free свободный, бесплатный What do you do in your free time? — Что ты делаешь в свободное время?

There are some organizations which provide homeless people with free food. — Есть организации, которые предоставляют бездомным бесплатное питание.
full наполненный, целый;

сытый

 The cup is full, so be careful! — Чашка наполнена, будь осторожен!

Please, mom, take this away. I’m full. — Мам, пожалуйста, убери это. Я сыт.
good хороший, полезный I spent the weekend at home with a good book. — Я провел выходные дома с хорошей книгой.
great большой;

великий;

прекрасный

 The study will require a great amount of time and money. — Исследование потребует большого количества времени и денег.

The great brains of the world couldn’t decide this question. — Великие умы мира не могли решить этот вопрос.

We had a great time last night at the party. — Прошлым вечером мы прекрасно провели время на вечеринке.
hard жесткий, твердый;

трудный

 Heating the clay makes it hard. — Обжиг глины делает ее твердой.

It’s hard being a single mother. — Трудно быть матерью одиночкой.
high высокий, высший The house is surrounded by a high fence. — Дом окружен высоким забором.
human людской, человеческий The human ear cannot hear very high-frequency sounds. — Человеческое ухо не способно слышать высокочастотные звуки.
important важный It’s important for the future to get a good education. — Для будущего важно получить хорошее образование.
international международный Jack worked for a large international company. — Джек работал на большую международную компанию.
large большой, крупный Such a large house should cost a lot! — Такой большой дом должен стоить очень много!
late поздний, запоздалый;

покойный

 I always have a late breakfast on the weekend. — Я всегда ем поздний завтрак на выходных.

Her late husband owned a very big company. — Ее покойный муж владел очень большой компанией.
little маленький, короткий, небольшой The ring was presented in a little box. — Кольцо было подарено в маленькой коробочке.
local местный Many local shops are closed due to the crisis. — Многие местные магазины закрылись из-за кризиса.
long длинный, долгий There is always a long queue at the post office. — На почте всегда длинная очередь.
low низкий The shelf is too low — I just hit my head on it. — Эта полка висит слишком низко, я только что ударился головой.
major более важный, главный;

старший

 All her major books are translated into English. — Все ее главные книги переведены на английский.

The major commander gives orders and the soldiers must obey. — Старший командующий дает распоряжения, а солдаты должны подчиняться.
military военный He looks good in his military uniform. — Он хорошо выглядит в военной форме.
national национальный, государственный Today is a national holiday, so I have a day off. — Сегодня государственный праздник, поэтому у меня выходной.
new новый Have you met the new secretary yet? — Ты уже встретил нового секретаря.
old старый Many buildings in the old part of the city are falling down. — Многие здания в старой части города падают.
only единственный, выдающийся, исключительный It was the only way to change the situation. — Это был единственный способ изменить ситуацию.
other другой, иной Put the chair on the other side of the table. — Поставь стул на другую сторону стола.
political политический She is a candidate of a major political party. — Она кандидат от основной политической партии.
possible вероятный, возможный This is one of the possible solutions of the problem. — Это одно из возможных решений проблемы.
public общественный, государственный, народный His ideas have very little public support. — Его идеи получили очень мало общественной поддержки.
real реальный, подлинный The real problem for me is Chinese, it’s hard to learn it. — Реальная проблема для меня — китайский язык, его очень тяжело выучить.
recent недавний, последний, свежий The recent survey showed the considerable growth of interest in the IT sphere. — Недавние опросы показали существенный рост интереса к сфере ИТ.
right правый;

правильный

 Give me your right hand, please. — Дай мне, пожалуйста, свою правую руку.

Cathy got 3 answers right and 2 wrong. — Кэти получила 3 правильных ответа и 2 неправильных.
small маленький, небольшой He has a small dog. — У него маленькая собака.
social общественный, социальный He had almost no social life. — У него почти не было общественной жизни.
special особый, специальный Is there anything special that you’d like to do today? — Есть что-то особенное, чем бы ты хотел заняться сегодня?
strong сильный, крепкий Strong winds are typical for our region. — Сильные ветра типичны для нашего региона.
sure уверенный, несомненный I’m sure I left the keys at home. — Я уверен, что оставил ключи дома.
true правильный, правдивый This story is only partly true. — Эта история только частично правдивая.
white белый White is my favourite colour. — Белый — мой любимый цвет.
whole весь, целый, полный I spent the whole day doing nothing. — Я провела целый день ничего не делая.
young молодой, юный Angela is too young to have children! — Анжела слишком молода, чтобы иметь детей!

ТОП-50 наречий

Наречие (adverb) — это часть речи, которая дает дополнительную информацию о действии: как произошло, когда, где. Оно чаще всего характеризует сказуемое, а также может описывать и давать дополнительную информацию о других членах предложения. Наречия помогут вам объяснить, как и где произошли события, выдать оценочное суждение, привлечь внимание более ярким и точным описанием.

Слово Перевод Пример
accidentally случайно, нечаянно He accidentally broke a window. — Он случайно разбил окно.
actually фактически, на самом деле We didn’t actually see the president, we just heard his voice. — Мы фактически не видели президента, мы слышали его голос.
always всегда It’s always cold in winter. — Зимой всегда холодно.
annually ежегодно The birds migrate annually to the South. — Птицы мигрируют ежегодно на юг.
anxiously тревожно, с волнением I waited anxiously at the door. — Я с волнением ожидала у двери.
arrogantly высокомерно, надменно The policemen behaved arrogantly, said the lawyer. — Юрист заявил, что полиция ведет себя высокомерно.
awkwardly неловко He walked awkwardly across the room in his new tight shoes. — Он неловко прошел через комнату в своих новых тесных туфлях.
beautifully красиво Clare was so beautifully dressed, that all were impressed. — Клер была одета так красиво, что все были впечатлены.
bitterly горько The baby cried bitterly. — Ребенок горько плакал.
bravely смело She faced the difficulties bravely. — Она смело встретила трудности.
briefly кратко Tell me briefly the facts and I’ll try to help. — Кратко изложите мне факты, и я попытаюсь помочь.
carefully осторожно Wash it carefully, it’s very expensive. — Мой осторожно, это дорогая вещь.
certainly точно, конечно, уверенно — Have you spent everything?
— Certainly not!
— Ты потратил все?
— Конечно, нет!
daily ежедневно I check my email daily. — Я проверяю свою электронную почту ежедневно.
doubtfully с сомнением, нерешительно He wanted to believe her, but still looked at her doubtfully. — Он хотел ей верить, но все еще смотрел на нее с сомнением.
easily легко The student passed the exam easily and left the room first. — Студент легко сдал экзамен и покинул класс первым.
especially особенно She is especially interested in languages. — Ее особенно интересуют языки.
exactly точно It took exactly two hours twenty minutes. — Это заняло точно два часа двадцать минут.
fairly объективно, справедливо;

четко;

красиво;

в некоторой степени, довольно

 A good judge should treat both sides fairly. — Хороший судья относится к обеим сторонам справедливо.

I have fairly seen him. — Я четко его разглядела.

To write fairly you need not to be in a hurry and practice. — Чтобы писать красиво тебе нужно не спешить и тренироваться.

We could see and hear fairly well. — Нам было довольно хорошо видно и слышно.
fast быстро;

крепко

 You’ll have to act fast. — Ты должен действовать быстро.

He slept fast and no noise could wake him up. — Он крепко спал и никакой шум не мог его разбудить.
generally обычно, как правило, в целом I generally wake up only twice a night. — Я обычно просыпаюсь только два раза за ночь.
greatly очень, значительно I greatly regret not having told the truth. — Я очень сожалею, что не сказал правду.
happily успешно, удачно, счастливо We’ve been happily married for five years. — Мы счастливо женаты пять лет.
helpfully любезно, услужливо The waiter helpfully suggested dishes to order. — Официант любезно предложил блюда к заказу.
honestly честно, откровенно I can honestly say that I’m not interested in soap operas. — Я могу честно сказать, что меня не интересуют сериалы.
immediately прямо, непосредственно;

немедленно

 The drug store is on the left, immediately after the bank. — Аптека находится слева, прямо за банком.

Firefighters took action immediately to stop the blaze spreading. — Пожарные немедленно приняли меры, чтобы остановить распространение пожара.
jealously ревниво, завистливо She eyed Kate’s necklace jealously. — Она завистливо смотрела на ожерелье Кейт.
keenly сильно;

тонко

 Both are keenly interested in project, but don’t want to decide anything. — Оба сильно интересуются проектом, но ничего не хотят решать.

He always keenly appreciated music and poetry. — Он всегда тонко воспринимал музыку и поэзию.
lively весело, энергично, живо We had a lively discussion. — У нас была живая дискуссия.
miserably печально, жалобно He looked miserably at her asking for an excuse. — Он жалобно смотрел на нее прося прощение.
mysteriously загадочно The lady mysteriously disappeared last month. — Леди загадочно пропала в прошлом месяце.
naturally конечно, естественно Relax and try to behave naturally. — Расслабься и старайся вести себя естественно.
officially официально, формально The new school will be officially opened in September. — Новая школа будет официально открыта в сентябре.
often часто I often get hungry in the middle of the night. — Я часто голоден в середине ночи.
politely вежливо The waiter should always talk politely to the visitors. — Официант должен всегда говорить вежливо с посетителями.
quickly быстро We quickly realized that we went the wrong way. — Мы быстро поняли, что поехали не в ту сторону.
randomly случайно, беспорядочно The winners are randomly selected. — Победители определяются случайным образом.
rapidly быстро I went rapidly up to him and shook his hand. — Я быстро подошел к нему и пожал ему руку.
regularly регулярно Clean your shoes regularly and be neat. — Чисти свои туфли регулярно и будь опрятным.
seldom редко We seldom have the chance to be together, because we are young parents now. — У нас редко есть шанс побыть вместе, потому что теперь мы молодые родители.
slowly медленно Could you talk a little bit slowly, my English is not perfect. — Вы бы не могли говорить немного медленнее, мой английский не идеален.
suddenly внезапно The window suddenly opened and crashed. — Окно внезапно открылось и разбилось.
thankfully к счастью Thankfully, nobody died in the fire. — К счастью, никто не погиб при пожаре.
totally полностью, совершенно, абсолютно This behaviour is totally unacceptable. — Его поведение абсолютно неприемлемо.
unexpectedly неожиданно His new novel was unexpectedly successful. — Его новый роман был неожиданно успешен.
unfortunately к сожалению Unfortunately, I can’t remember the names of all my clients. — К сожалению, я не могу запомнить имена всех моих клиентов.
usefully с пользой The tourist can spend the time on the road usefully listening to the guide’s stories. — Туристы могут провести время в дороге с пользой, слушая рассказы гида.
voluntarily добровольно The witness went voluntarily to the police to give the evidence. — Свидетель добровольно пошел в полицию, чтобы дать показания.
wrongly незаслуженно, неправильно We wrote his name wrongly, that’s why you can’t find it now. — Мы записали его имя неправильно, поэтому теперь не можем его найти.
zealously усердно, пылко Their complaints were zealously investigated by the quality department. — Их жалобы были усердно проверены отделом качества.

ТОП-50 глаголов

Мы составили подборку 50 наиболее часто употребляемых английских глаголов (verbs) в алфавитном порядке. Освоение глаголов — фундамент хорошего словарного запаса английского, так как они позволяют описывать действия, состояния предметов и объектов. С помощью глаголов мы можем выражать время совершения действия, описывать события в настоящем, будущем или прошлом, выражать гипотетическую ситуацию или возможность. Сразу оговорим, в первой колонке глаголы приведены в инфинитиве (начальной форме), а в предложении могут стоять в форме определенного грамматического времени.

Слово Перевод Пример
to ask спрашивать;

просить

 I ask you because I think you know him. — Я спрашиваю тебя, потому что думаю, ты его знаешь.

She asked to close the front door. — Она попросила закрыть входную дверь.
to be (am/is/are; was/were) быть, находиться, являться You have to go to college for a lot of years if you want to be a doctor. —Ты должен ходить в колледж много лет, если хочешь быть доктором.
to become становиться He became an American citizen in 2019. — Он стал гражданином Америки в 2019.
to begin начинать The film she wants to watch begins at 5 p. m. — Фильм, который она хочет посмотреть, начинается в 5 вечера.
to call кричать, звать;

звонить

 His real name is Jonathan, but we always call him Johnny. — Его настоящее имя Джонатан, но мы всегда зовем его Джонни.

I was calling because I have a really big problem. — Я звонил, потому что у меня очень большая проблема.
can мочь, быть в состоянии She can speak five languages. — Она может говорить на пяти языках.
to come приходить, приезжать, заходить Come into the room and sit here. — Заходи в комнату и садись тут.
could можете, могли бы (вежливая форма);

мог (прошедшая форма can)

 Could you tell me the time, please? — Можете подсказать мне который час?

I could speak Italian when I was a kid. — Я мог говорить на итальянском, когда был ребенком.
to do делать, выполнять, создавать;

вспомогательный глагол

 The only thing you can do now is wait. — Единственная вещь, которую ты можешь сделать сейчас, это ждать.

Do you need my help? — Тебе нужна моя помощь?
to feel чувствовать;

считать

 I don’t feel comfortable in these shoes. — Я не чувствую комфорт в этих туфлях.

I feel it is my duty to help people in need. — Я считаю своим долгом помогать нуждающимся.
to find находить, встречать, обнаруживать, заставать;

считать, полагать, признавать

 He could’t find her telephone number and was desperate. — Он не смог найти ее телефонный номер и был в отчаянии.

He finds her a very attractive woman. — Он считает ее очень привлекательной женщиной.
to get получить;

купить;

понять;

добраться

 I got a letter from her two days ago. — Я получил письмо от нее два дня назад.

Tod went to the shop to get some milk. — Тод пошел в магазин, чтобы купить молока.

I’m sorry, but I don’t get it. — Прости, но я не понимаю этого.

I got to my office 10 minutes later than my boss. — Я добрался до офиса на 10 минут позже моего босса.
to give давать, дарить Give me a chance to explain. — Дай мне шанс объяснить.
to go идти, ехать They don’t go to the cinema often these days. — Они сейчас редко ходят в кино.
to have иметь;

быть вынужденным;

вспомогательный глагол

 We have the right to vote as we are 18 already. — Мы имеем право голоса, так как нам уже исполнилось 18.

For all I know, she will have to give the money back in a couple of days. — Насколько я знаю, ей придется вернуть деньги через пару дней.

Have you done your French homework? — Ты сделал домашнее задание по французскому?
to hear слышать, слушать Speak louder, please! I can’t hear you. — Говорите громче, пожалуйста, я вас не слышу.
to help помогать Learning English will help me in future work. — Изучение английского поможет мне в будущей работе.
to keep держать, хранить;

продолжать

 You should keep medicines in a locked box. — Вам следует хранить медикаменты в закрытой коробке.

He kept talking even though nobody was listening to him anymore. — Он продолжал говорить, хотя его больше никто не слушал.
to know знать, понимать I know the rules, but can’t do the task anyway. — Я знаю правила, но все равно не могу выполнить задание.

I know what you mean about Sam. I wouldn’t trust him at all. — Я понимаю, что ты имеешь в виду по поводу Сэма. Я бы вообще не доверял ему.
to leave оставлять, покидать, уезжать Leave me alone, I want to sit and cry! — Оставьте меня одну, я хочу посидеть поплакать!

She has already left for Berlin. — Она уже уехала в Берлин.
to let разрешать, позволять Let me introduce my friend to you. — Разрешите мне представить вам моего друга.
to like любить, нравиться Mary likes cakes and chocolate, she is such a sweet tooth! — Мэри любит тортики и шоколад, она такая сладкоежка!
to live жить, обитать They live in a big house together with all their dogs and a racoon. — Они живут в большом доме вместе со всеми своими собаками и енотом.
to look смотреть, осматривать;

выглядеть;

казаться

 Look at her, she is a really good girl! — Посмотри на нее, она правда замечательная девочка!

She looks gorgeous in this dress. — В этом платье она выглядит шикарно.

It looks as if they aren’t coming. — Кажется, они не придут.
to make делать, создавать;

готовить

 Please, make a copy of this report by tomorrow’s meeting. — Пожалуйста, сделайте копию этого отчета к завтрашнему совещанию.

I will make spaghetti with cheese. — Я приготовлю макароны с сыром.
to may возможно;

можно (вопрос, просьба, разрешение)

 There may be other difficulties in future, but for the moment she is fine and stable. — В будущем могут быть другие сложности, но на сегодня она в хорошем состоянии и стабильна.

May I have a cup of coffee, please? — Можно мне чашечку кофе, пожалуйста?
to mean иметь в виду, подразумевать, значить;

намереваться, хотеть что-либо сделать

 What do you mean by saying NO again? — Что ты имеешь в виду, снова говоря нет?

The English word “pledge” means “a serious promise”. — Английское слово pledge значит «серьезное обещание».

I didn’t mean to hurt your feelings. — Я не хотел задеть твои чувства.
might мог бы, может, можно ли I thought that a cup of mint tea might settle her stomach .— Я подумал, что чашка мятного чая может успокоить ее желудок.
to move двигать(ся), переезжать You can move the table to the kitchen and will have more space for dancing classes. — Ты можешь передвинуть стол на кухню, и у тебя будет больше места для уроков танца.
need нуждаться, иметь необходимость/потребность Most people need to be loved. — Большинству людей нужно, чтобы их любили.
to play играть Her children need to play outside, they spend too much time indoors. — Ее детям надо больше играть на свежем воздухе, они проводят слишком много времени в помещении.
to put класть, ставить, помещать She put her bag on the table. — Она положила свою сумку на стол.
to run бежать, бегать;

управлять

 The sportsman can run a mile in five minutes. — Спортсмен может пробежать милю за пять минут.

My father has been running this business for years. — Мой отец много лет управляет этим бизнесом.
to say говорить, сказать How do you say “goodbye” in French? — Как сказать «до свидания» по-французски?
to see видеть, смотреть;

понимать;

встречать;

посещать

 I can’t see you! Turn the light on. — Я не вижу тебя! Включи свет.

I see what he means. — Я понимаю, что он имеет в виду.

I’m seeing my old friend tonight. — Сегодня вечером я встречаюсь со своим старым другом.

You should see a doctor. — Тебе следует посетить доктора.
to seem казаться He seemed a bit stressed about his work situation. — Он казался обеспокоенным ситуацией на работе.
should следует, должен быть You should take the bus — it’s the easiest way to get there. — Тебе следует ехать на автобусе — это самый легкий способ добраться туда.
to show показывать Shall I show you my new uniform? — Показать тебе мою новую униформу?
to start начинать When do you start your new project? — Когда начинаешь новый проект?
to take брать, принимать;

вмещать;

требоваться (о времени, усилиях)

 Take an egg and break it into the bowl. — Возьми яйцо и разбей его в миску.

There’s six of us and the car only takes five. — Нас шестеро, а машина вмещает лишь пятерых.

It took me two hours to write a new article. — Мне потребовалось два часа, чтобы написать новую статью.
to talk разговаривать, говорить, вести беседу My little daughter has just started to talk. — Моя маленькая дочь только начала говорить.
to tell говорить, рассказывать, сообщать Tell me about your family. — Расскажи мне о своей семье.
to think думать I don’t think Molly will get the job. — Я не думаю, что Молли получит работу.
to try пытаться, пробовать Try to spend less money and save more. — Попытайся тратить меньше денег и больше откладывать.
to turn вращать, поворачивать, вывихивать;

исполниться ( о возрасте)

 Turn right at the traffic lights. — Поверните направо на светофоре.

Yesterday our daughter turned 5. — Вчера нашей дочери исполнилось 5 лет.
to use использовать, употреблять He demonstrated how to use the equipment. — Он продемонстрировал, как использовать оборудование.
to want хотеть, желать, нуждаться I don’t want to talk about it anymore. — Я не хочу больше об этом говорить.
will велеть, желать;

вспомогательный глагол

 The King is willing to marry. — Король желает жениться.

Our son will be 5 years old next month. — Нашему сыну будет 5 лет в следующем месяце.
to work работать I work for a computer company. — Я работаю на компьютерную компанию.
would не могли бы, не желаете ли, бы Would you like a cup of coffee? — Не желаете ли чашечку кофе?

ТОП-50 предлогов

Предлогов (prepositions) не так много, но их значение трудно переоценить. В русском предложении слова согласовываются с помощью падежей. В английском языке падежей нет, чтобы грамотно построить предложение нужно учитывать порядок слов и использовать предлоги. В английском предлог тесно связан с другими частями речи и может менять свое значение и перевод в зависимости от сочетания с другими словами.

Слово Перевод Пример
above над We put the lights above the kitchen table. — Мы повесили светильник над кухонным столом.
about о We have to talk about my finances with my finance consultant. — Мне нужно поговорить о моих финансах с моим финансовым консультантом.
across через The dog ran across the pitch during the match. — Собака пробежала через поле во время футбольного матча.
after после I will go for a walk after the lesson ends. — Я пойду на прогулку после окончания урока.
against против Are you for or against my proposal? — Вы за или против моего предложения?
along вдоль The raspberry bushes grow along the river. — Малиновые кусты растут вдоль реки.
among среди She is not very popular among the students. — Она не очень популярна среди студентов.
around вокруг We gather around the table every Saturday. — Мы собираемся вокруг стола каждую субботу.
at у, в, на Let’s meet at the entrance. — Давай встретимся на входе.
because of из-за, благодаря We didn’t go to the park because of the bad weather. — Мы не пошли в парк из-за плохой погоды.
before перед, до Add the eggs before the sugar. — Добавьте яйца до сахара.
behind позади I always find my dog behind the house in the bushes. — Я все время нахожу свою собаку позади дома в кустах.
below ниже Parents will punish me if I score below 80% on my exam. — Родители накажут меня, если я получу ниже 80% на экзамене.
beneath под, ниже They believe Atlantis is still buried beneath the sea. — Говорят, что Антантида все еще погреберена под морем.
beside рядом, близко, вне I was standing beside my husband and felt his anxiety. — Я стояла рядом с мужем и чувствовала его волнение.
between между The office is between the bank and the town house. — Офис между банком и ратушей.
by у Put the package by the door, please. — Положи пакет у двери, пожалуйста.
considering учитывая, принимая во внимание She looks pretty good, considering her age. — Она выглядит очень хорошо, принимая во внимание ее возраст.
close to вблизи от, близко к My dream is to have a house close to the beach. — Моя мечта иметь дом близко к пляжу.
down вниз Go down the street and turn left. — Иди вниз по улице и поверни налево.
during в течение, во время During summer break, my goal is to read one book a week. — Во время летних каникул моя цель — одна книга в неделю.
except кроме Everyone wanted to see the match except me. — Все хотели посмотреть матч, кроме меня.
from из She arrived here from France a year ago. — Она прибыла сюда из Франции год назад.
following после, вслед за Following the dinner, there will be a dance. — После ужина будут танцы.
for для He bought a bouquet of flowers for her. — Он купил букет цветов для нее.
inside внутри There is air conditioning inside the hotel. — Внутри отеля есть кондиционер.
instead of вместо You should choose a salad instead of a burger. — Тебе следует выбрать салат вместо бургера.
into в, внутрь Children, stop running and get into bed. — Дети, прекращайте бегать и ложитесь в кровать.
like как He looks like his brother. — Он выглядит как его брат.
near возле The hotel is near the railway station. — Отель возле вокзала.
of из, от (родительный падеж — кого? чего?) A kilo of apples is enough for the pie. — Килограмма яблок достаточно для пирога.
off с, из, прочь He fell off his bike and cried. — Он упал с велосипеда и плакал.
on на, по It was amazing to hear your voice on the radio! — Это было потрясающе услышать твой голос по радио.
on behalf of от имени Let me invite you to the ball on behalf of the king and queen. — Разрешите пригласить вас на бал от имени короля и королевы.
out of из, вне He is out of town this week. — Он уехал из города на этой неделе.
outside вне, за пределами He sat five hours outside his room because of the repair work there. — Он просидел пять часов вне своей комнаты, так как там были ремонтные работы.
over над, через They promised to build a bridge over the river. — Они пообещали построить мост через реку.
past мимо, за I was so tired yesterday, that I drove past my own street. — Вчера я был таким уставшим, что проехал мимо своей улицы.
since с, с тех пор как He hasn’t won a game since last year. — Он не выигрывал игр с прошлого года.
through через, сквозь, из-за The company lost the order through production delays. — Компания потеряла заказ из-за задержек на производстве.
throughout через, на всем протяжении He yawned throughout the performance. — Он зевал на протяжении представления.
to к, в, для We went to Prague last year. — Мы ездили в Прагу в прошлом году.
toward к, по направлению The man went toward the door and disappeared. — Мужчина направился к двери и исчез.
under под Don’t keep money under your pillow, go to the bank! — Не держи деньги под подушкой, иди в банк!
until до, до тех пор пока She waited until her coffee had cooled down. — Она подождала, пока ее кофе остыл.
up вверх The girl was terrified to climb up the ladder. — Девушка боялась взбираться вверх по лестнице.
upon на She insisted upon knowing the truth. — Она настаивала на том, чтобы узнать правду.
with с Would you like your tea with lemon and sugar? — Хотите чай с лимоном и сахаром?
within в, внутри, в пределах I was acting within the law. — Я действовал в пределах закона.
without без My little daughter has never been anywhere without her teddy bear. — Моя маленькая дочь нигде не бывала без своего медведя.

ТОП-50 местоимений

Местоимение (pronoun) — часть речи, которая обозначает предметы, лица, явления, не называя их. Выучив самые популярные местоимения, вы сможете разнообразить свою речь.

Слово Перевод Пример
all все, всё, каждый All my friends agree with me. — Все мои друзья согласны со мной.
another еще один, другой I’m going to have another piece of cake. — Я собираюсь взять еще кусок торта.
anybody/anyone, anything кто-нибудь/никто, что-нибудь/ничто I don’t know anybody at the party and even don’t know anything about the host. — Я никого не знаю на вечеринке и ничего не знаю о хозяине.
certain определенный, некоторый Certain of his assumptions are simply not true. — Некоторые из его предположений просто неправдивы.
everybody/everyone, everything все/каждый, всё Everyone has their own ideas of everything. — У всех свои собственные представления обо всём.
he он Did he get the promotion? — Он получил продвижение?
her ее It’s her birthday today, we are invited. — Сегодня ее день рождения, мы приглашены.
herself сама, себя, себе She decorated the cake herself. — Она украшала торт сама.
him его, ему I haven’t seen him for ages. — Я не видела его сто лет.
himself сам, себя, себе Simon’s looking very pleased with himself today. — Саймон выглядит очень довольным собой сегодня.
his его Joe left his car parked with the lights on. — Джо оставил свою машину припаркованной с включенными фарами.
I я When I was a child I had a cat. — Когда я был ребенком у меня был кот.
it оно, он, она (о животных и неодушевленных предметах) This is my desk, it is at the window. — Это мой стол, он у окна.
its свой The house has its own swimming pool. — У дома свой собственный бассейн.
itself себя, себе, сам, сама, само They left the cat in the house by itself for a week. — Они оставили кота в доме самого на неделю.
lot много — How many plates do you need?
— A lot.
— Сколько тарелок тебе нужно?
— Много.
me мне, меня, мной Mother always gives me some pocket money. — Мама всегда дает мне немного карманных денег.
mine мой (абсолютная форма) Your child is the same age as mine. — Твой ребенок такого же возраста, как и мой.
my мой I often think about my family these days. — В эти дни я часто думаю о своей семье.
myself себя, сама, сам, само I’ve cut myself on that glass. — Я порезал себя стеклом.
nobody, nothing никто, ничто It’s nothing to do, nobody answers the phone, we have to go. — Ничего не поделать, никто не ответил на телефонный звонок, мы должны уходить.
none ни один из, никто, ничто None of my children are blonde. — Ни один из моих детей не блондин.
our наш, наши, наша, наше Our house is in the centre of the city. — Наш дом в центре города.
ourselves себя, себе, собой, самим John and I promised ourselves a good holiday this year. — Джон и я пообещали себе хороший отпуск в этом году.
same одно и то же, то же самое He thinks the same as I do. — Он думает так же, как я.
she она She is so clever! — Она такая умная!
some кое-кто, некоторые;

одни, другие

 Some have compared his work to Picasso’s. — Некоторые сравнивают его работы с Пикассо.

Some agree with us and some disagree. — Одни согласны с нами, другие не согласны.
somebody/someone, something кто-то, что-то Somebody called Mary when I was out and told her something bad. — Кто-то позвонил Мэри, когда меня не было, и сказал что-то плохое.
that тот, та, то;

который

 I bought that bag in my trip to London. — Ту сумку я купила во время поездки в Лондон.

Is this the train that goes to London? — Это тот поезд, который едет в Лондон?
their их, свой, свое, свои She gave them their coats. — Она отдала им их пальто.
them их, им, себя I’ve lost my keys and can’t find them. — Я потерял мои ключи и не могу их найти.
themselves сами себе The girls made themselves sandwiches for lunch. — Девочки сделали сами себе сэндвичи на обед.
there там There’s someone on the phone for you. — Там кто-то на телефоне тебя спрашивает.
these этот, эта, это What are these toys doing here? — Что эти игрушки тут делают?
they они They are very nice people, I know them well. — Они очень милые люди, я знаю их хорошо.
this это, эта, этот Which class are you in this year? — В каком классе ты в этом году?
those те, тех, теми Can I help you with those books? — Могу я вам помочь с теми книгами?
us нам, нами, нас Thanks for giving us a lift to the airport. — Благодарю, что подбросили нас в аэропорт.
we мы If you don’t hurry up we will be late. — Если ты не поторопишься, мы опоздаем.
what что, как, каков I can’t decide what to do next. — Я не могу решить, что делать дальше.
whatever что бы ни;

любой

 You seem to criticize me whatever I do. — Кажется, ты критикуешь меня, что бы я не сделал.

He’ll be ready to accept whatever help he can get. — Он будет готов принять любую помощь, которую сможет получить.
whoever кто бы ни, который бы ни Whoever did it, he would be punished. — Кто бы это ни сделал, он будет наказан.
where где The hall where you’re giving your talk is on the second floor. — Зал, где вы читаете лекцию, на втором этаже.
which который, какой These are principles which we all believe in. — Это принципы, в которые мы все верим.
who кто, кого, который, те I don’t know who to ask to the party. — Я не знаю, кого звать на праздник.
whose чья, чьи I didn’t know whose money it was. — Я не знал, чьи это были деньги.
you ты, вы Did you put the car in the garage? — Ты поставил машину в гараж?
your твой, твоя, твои Is this your bag? — Это твоя сумка?
yours твой,твоя, твои Is this pen yours? — Это ручка твоя?
yourself себя, себе, сам, сами, собой The knife is very sharp, you can cut yourself. — Нож очень острый, ты можешь поранить себя.

Лексика — важный аспект языка, но даже самый широкий словарный запас без понимания структуры предложения, знания времен и прочей грамматики, не даст вам возможность говорить на английском языке бегло и правильно. Для этого нужно изучать язык в комплексе, желательно с опытным преподавателем.

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A research has found that there are 570 words which form the basis of academic English. These words and their variations are the most important English words which have to be understood for a proper comprehension of academic English.

The Academic Word List, a list of 570 headwords, was published by the Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand in 2000. The words in the Academic Word List came from a research based on academic texts from 28 different subject areas. These are the highest-frequency words in any academic text. In other words, they are the most common words in academic English.

In general, if you are reading or listening to academic topics (like the reading passages in IELTS or PTE tests), 10 percent of the words will be from this list.

That means, unless you know the meaning of the words in the list, you would not be able to understand one out of every ten words in academic English.

Alternately, you should learn to use these around 500 most important English words in your own writing or speaking to boost your vocabulary score.

In the Academic World List, the 570 most important English words have been divided into 10 sublists according to frequency of use.

The words below a headword are derivatives of that word.

Words in italics are the most common words in any word family.

Sublist 1

The most frequently-appearing words in academic English.

analyse
analysed, analyser, analysers, analyses, analyzing, analysis, analyst, analysts, analytic, analytical, analytically, analyze, analyzed, analyzes, analyzing

approach
approachable, approached, approaches, approaching, unapproachable

area
areas

assess
assessable, assessed, assesses, assessing, assessment, assessments, reassess, reassessed, reassessing, reassessment

assume
assumed, assumes, assuming, assumption, assumptions

authority
authoritative, authorities

available
availability, unavailable

benefit
beneficial, beneficiary, beneficiaries, benefited, benefiting, benefits

concept
conception, concepts, conceptual, conceptualisation, conceptualise, conceptualised, conceptualises, conceptualising, conceptually

consist
consisted, consistency, consistent, consistently, consisting, consists, inconsistencies, inconsistency, inconsistent

constitute
constituencies, constituency, constituent, constituents, constituted, constitutes, constituting, constitution, constitutions, constitutional, constitutionally, constitutive, unconstitutional

context
contexts, contextual, contextualise, contextualised, contextualising, uncontextualised, contextualize, contextualized, contextualizing, uncontextualized

contract
contracted, contracting, contractor, contractors, contracts

create
created, creates, creating, creation, creations, creative, creatively, creativity, creator, creators, recreate, recreated, recreates, recreating

data

define
definable, defined, defines, defining, definition, definitions, redefine, redefined, redefines, redefining, undefined

derive
derivation, derivations, derivative, derivatives, derived, derives, deriving

distribute
distributed, distributing, distribution, distributional, distributions, distributive, distributor, distributors, redistribute, redistributed, redistributes, redistributing, redistribution

economy
economic, economical, economically, economics, economies, economist, economists, uneconomical

environment
environmental, environmentalist, environmentalists, environmentally, environments

establish
disestablish, disestablished, disestablishes, disestablishing, disestablishment, established, establishes, establishing, establishment, establishments

estimate
estimated, estimates, estimating, estimation, estimations, over-estimate, overestimate, overestimated, overestimates, overestimating, underestimate, underestimated, underestimates, underestimating

evident
evidenced, evidence, evidential, evidently

export
exported, exporter, exporters, exporting, exports

factor
factored, factoring, factors

finance
financed, finances, financial, financially, financier, financiers, financing

formula
formulae, formulas, formulate, formulated, formulating, formulation, formulations, reformulate, reformulated, reformulating, reformulation, reformulations

function
functional, functionally, functioned, functioning, functions

identify
identifiable, identification, identified, identifies, identifying, identities, identity, unidentifiable

income
incomes

indicate
indicated, indicates, indicating, indication, indications, indicative, indicator, indicators

individual
individualized, individuality, individualism, individualist, individualists, individualistic, individually, individuals

interpret
interpretation, interpretations, interpretative, interpreted, interpreting, interpretive, interprets, misinterpret, misinterpretation, misinterpretations, misinterpreted, misinterpreting, misinterprets, reinterpret, reinterpreted, reinterprets, reinterpreting, reinterpretation, reinterpretations

involve
involved, involvement, involves, involving, uninvolved

issue
issued, issues, issuing

labour
labor, laboured, labours, laboured, labouring, labours

legal
illegal, illegality, illegally, legality, legally

legislate
legislated, legislates, legislating, legislation, legislative, legislator, legislators, legislature

major
majorities, majority

method
methodical, methodological, methodologies, methodology, methods

occur
occurred, occurrence, occurrences, occurring, occurs, reoccur, reoccurred, reoccurring, reoccurs

percent
percentage, percentages

period
periodic, periodical, periodically, periodicals, periods

policy
policies

principle
principled, principles, unprincipled

proceed
procedural, procedure, procedures, proceeded, proceeding, proceedings, proceeds

process
processed, processes, processing

require
required, requirement, requirements, requires, requiring

research
researched, researcher, researchers, researches, researching

respond
responded, respondent, respondents, responding, responds, response, responses, responsive, responsiveness, unresponsive

role
roles

section
sectioned, sectioning, sections

sector
sectors

significant
insignificant, insignificantly, significance, significantly, signified, signifies, signify, signifying

similar
dissimilar, similarities, similarity, similarly

source
sourced, sources, sourcing

specific
specifically, specification, specifications, specificity, specifics

structure
restructure, restructured, restructures, restructuring, structural, structurally, structured, structures, structuring, unstructured

theory
theoretical, theoretically, theories, theorist, theorists

vary
invariable, invariably, variability, variable, variables, variably, variance, variant, variants, variation, variations, varied, varies, varying

Sublist 2

The second-most frequently-appearing words in academic English.

achieve
achievable, achieved, achievement, achievements, achieves, achieving

acquire
acquired, acquires, acquiring, acquisition, acquisitions

administration
administrates, administrate, administrations, administrative, administratively, administrator, administrators

affect
affected, affecting, affective, affectively, affects, unaffected

appropriate
appropriacy, appropriately, appropriateness, inappropriacy, inappropriate, inappropriately

aspect
aspects

assist
assistance, assistant, assistants, assisted, assisting, assists, unassisted

category
categories, categorisation, categorise, categorised, categorises, categorizing, categorization, categorized, categorizes, categorizing

chapter
chapters

commission
commissioned, commissioner, commissioners, commissioning, commissions

community
communities

complex
complexities, complexity

compute
computation, computational, computations, computable, computer, computed, computerised, computers, computing

conclude
concluded, concludes, concluding, conclusion, conclusions, conclusive, conclusively, inconclusive, inconclusively

conduct
conducted, conducting, conducts

consequent
consequence, consequences, consequently

construct
constructed, constructing, construction, constructions, constructive, constructs, reconstruct, reconstructed, reconstructing, reconstruction, reconstructs

consume
consumed, consumer, consumers, consumes, consuming, consumption

credit
credited, crediting, creditor, creditors, credits

culture
cultural, culturally, cultured, cultures, uncultured

design
designed, designer, designers, designing, designs

distinct
distinction, distinctions, distinctive, distinctively, distinctly, indistinct, indistinctly

element
elements

equate
equated, equates, equating, equation, equations

evaluate
evaluated, evaluates, evaluating, evaluation, evaluations, evaluative, re-evaluate, re-evaluated, re-evaluates, re-evaluating, re-evaluation

feature
featured, features, featuring

final
finalise, finalised, finalises, finalising, finalize, finalized, finalizes, finalizing, finality, finally, finals

focus
focused, focuses, focusing, focussed, focussing, refocus, refocused, refocuses, refocusing, refocussed, refocusses, refocussing

impact
impacted, impacting, impacts

injure
injured, injures, injuries, injuring, injury, uninjured

institute
instituted, institutes, instituting, institution, institutional, institutionalise, institutionalised, institutionalises, institutionalising, institutionalized, institutionalizes, institutionalizing, institutionally, institutions

invest
invested, investing, investment, investments, investor, investors, invests, reinvest, reinvested, reinvesting, reinvestment, reinvests

item
itemisation, itemise, itemised, itemises, itemising, items

journal
journals

maintain
maintained, maintaining, maintains, maintenance

normal
abnormal, abnormally, normalisation, normalise, normalised, normalises, normalising, normalization, normalize, normalized, normalizes, normalizing, normality, normally

obtain
obtainable, obtained, obtaining, obtains, unobtainable

participate
participant, participants, participated, participates, participating, participation, participatory

perceive
perceived, perceives, perceiving, perception, perceptions

positive
positively

potential
potentially

previous
previously

primary
primarily

purchase
purchased, purchaser, purchasers, purchases, purchasing

range
ranged, ranges, ranging

region
regional, regionally, regions

regulate
deregulated, deregulates, deregulating, deregulation, regulated, regulates, regulating, regulation, regulations, regulator, regulators, regulatory, unregulated

relevant
irrelevance, irrelevant, relevance

reside
resided, residence, resident, residential, residents, resides, residing

resource
resourced, resourceful, resources, resourcing, unresourceful, under-resourced

restrict
restricted, restricting, restriction, restrictions, restrictive, restrictively, restricts, unrestricted, unrestrictive

secure
insecure, insecurities, insecurity, secured, securely, secures, securing, securities, security

seek
seeking, seeks, sought

select
selected, selecting, selection, selections, selective, selectively, selector, selectors, selects

site
sites

strategy
strategic, strategies, strategically, strategist, strategists

survey
surveyed, surveying, surveys

text
texts, textual

tradition
non-traditional, traditional, traditionalist, traditionally, traditions

transfer
transferable, transference, transferred, transferring, transfers

Sublist 3

The third-most frequently-appearing words in academic English.

alternative
alternatively, alternatives

circumstance
circumstances

comment
commentaries, commentary, commentator, commentators, commented, commenting, comments

compensate
compensated, compensates, compensating, compensation, compensations, compensatory

component
componentry, components

consent
consensus, consented, consenting, consents

considerable
considerably

constant
constancy, constantly, constants, inconstancy, inconstantly

constrain
constrained, constraining, constrains, constraint, constraints, unconstrained

contribute
contributed, contributes, contributing, contribution, contributions, contributor, contributors

convene
convention, convenes, convened, convening, conventional, conventionally, conventions, unconventional

coordinate
coordinated, coordinates, coordinating, coordination, coordinator, coordinators, co-ordinate, co-ordinated, co-ordinates, co-ordinating, co-ordination, co-ordinator, co-ordinators

core
cores, coring, cored

corporate
corporates, corporation, corporations

correspond
corresponded, correspondence, corresponding, correspondingly, corresponds

criteria
criterion

deduce
deduced, deduces, deducing, deduction, deductions

demonstrate
demonstrable, demonstrably, demonstrated, demonstrates, demonstrating, demonstration, demonstrations, demonstrative, demonstratively, demonstrator, demonstrators

document
documentation, documented, documenting, documents

dominate
dominance, dominant, dominated, dominates, dominating, domination

emphasis
emphasise, emphasised, emphasising, emphasize, emphasized, emphasizes, emphasizing, emphatic, emphatically

ensure
ensured, ensures, ensuring

exclude
excluded, excludes, excluding, exclusion, exclusionary, exclusionist, exclusions, exclusive, exclusively

framework
frameworks

fund
funded, funder, funders, funding, funds

illustrate
illustrated, illustrates, illustrating, illustration, illustrations, illustrative

immigrate
immigrant, immigrants, immigrated, immigrates, immigrating, immigration

imply
implied, implies, implying

initial
initially

instance
instances

interact
interacted, interacting, interaction, interactions, interactive, interactively, interacts

justify
justifiable, justifiably, justification, justifications, justified, justifies, justifying, unjustified

layer
layered, layering, layers

link
linkage, linkages, linked, linking, links

locate
located, locating, location, locations, relocate, relocated, relocates, relocating, relocation

maximise
max, maximised, maximises, maximising, maximisation, maximize, maximized, maximizes, maximizing, maximization, maximum

minor
minorities, minority, minors

negate
negative, negated, negates, negating, negatively, negatives

outcome
outcomes

partner
partners, partnership, partnerships

philosophy
philosopher, philosophers, philosophical, philosophically, philosophies, philosophise, philosophised, philosophises, philosophising, philosophize, philosophized, philosophizes, philosophizing

physical
physically

proportion
disproportion, disproportionate, disproportionately, proportional, proportionally, proportionate, proportionately, proportions

publish
published, publisher, publishers, publishes, publishing, unpublished

react
reacted, reacts, reacting, reaction, reactionaries, reactionary, reactions, reactive, reactivate, reactivation, reactor, reactors

register
deregister, deregistered, deregistering, deregisters, deregistration, registered, registering, registers, registration

rely
reliability, reliable, reliably, reliance, reliant, relied, relies, relying, unreliable

remove
removable, removal, removals, removed, removes, removing

scheme
schematic, schematically, schemed, schemes, scheming

sequence
sequenced, sequences, sequencing, sequential, sequentially

sex
sexes, sexism, sexual, sexuality, sexually

shift
shifted, shifting, shifts

specify
specifiable, specified, specifies, specifying, unspecified

sufficient
sufficiency, insufficient, insufficiently, sufficiently

task
tasks

technical
technically

technique
techniques

technology
technological, technologically

valid
invalidate, invalidity, validate, validated, validating, validation, validity, validly

volume
volumes, vol

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The fourth-most frequently-appearing words in academic English.

access
accessed, accesses, accessibility, accessible, accessing, inaccessible

adequate
adequacy, adequately, inadequacies, inadequacy, inadequate, inadequately

annual
annually

apparent
apparently

approximate
approximated, approximately, approximates, approximating, approximation, approximations

attitude
attitudes

attribute
attributable, attributed, attributes, attributing, attribution

civil

code
coded, codes, coding

commit
commitment, commitments, commits, committed, committing

communicate
communicable, communicated, communicates, communicating, communication, communications, communicative, communicatively, uncommunicative

concentrate
concentrated, concentrates, concentrating, concentration

confer
conference, conferences, conferred, conferring, confers

contrast
contrasted, contrasting, contrastive, contrasts

cycle
cycled, cycles, cyclic, cyclical, cycling

debate
debatable, debated, debates, debating

despite

dimension
dimensional, dimensions, multidimensional

domestic
domestically, domesticate, domesticated, domesticating, domestics

emerge
emerged, emergence, emergent, emerges, emerging

error
erroneous, erroneously, errors

ethnic
ethnicity

goal
goals

grant
granted, granting, grants

hence

hypothesis
hypotheses, hypothesise, hypothesised, hypothesises, hypothesising, hypothesize, hypothesized, hypothesizes, hypothesizing, hypothetical, hypothetically

implement
implementation, implemented, implementing, implements

implicate
implicated, implicates, implicating, implication, implications

impose
imposed, imposes, imposing, imposition

integrate
integrated, integrates, integrating, integration

internal
internalise, internalised, internalises, internalising, internalize, internalized, internalizes, internalizing, internally

investigate
investigated, investigates, investigating, investigation, investigations, investigative, investigator, investigators

job
jobs

label
labeled, labeling, labelled, labelling, labels

mechanism
mechanisms

obvious
obviously

occupy
occupancy, occupant, occupants, occupation, occupational, occupations, occupied, occupier, occupiers, occupies, occupying

option
optional, options

output
outputs

overall

parallel
paralleled, parallelled, parallelling, parallels, unparalleled

parameter
parameters

phase
phased, phases, phasing

predict
predictability, predictable, predictably, predicted, predicting, prediction, predictions, predicts, unpredictability, unpredictable

principal
principally

prior

professional
professionally, professionals, professionalism

project
projected, projecting, projection, projections, projects

promote
promoted, promoter, promoters, promotes, promoting, promotion, promotions

regime
regimes

resolve
resolution, resolved, resolves, resolving, unresolved

retain
retained, retaining, retainer, retainers, retains, retention, retentive

series

statistic
statistician, statisticians, statistical, statistically, statistics

status

stress
stressed, stresses, stressful, stressing, unstressed

subsequent
subsequently

sum
summation, summed, summing, sums

summary
summaries, summarise, summarised, summarises, summarising, summarisation, summarisations, summarization, summarizations, summarize, summarized, summarizes, summarizing

undertake
undertaken, undertakes, undertaking, undertook

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The fifth-most frequently-appearing words in academic English.

academy
academia, academic, academically, academics, academies

adjust
adjusted, adjusting, adjustment, adjustments, adjusts, readjust, readjusted, readjusting, readjustment, readjustments, readjusts

alter
alterable, alteration, alterations, altered, altering, alternate, alternating, alters, unalterable, unaltered

amend
amended, amending, amendment, amendments, amends

aware
awareness, unaware

capacity
capacities, incapacitate, incapacitated

challenge
challenged, challenger, challengers, challenges, challenging

clause
clauses

compound
compounded, compounding, compounds

conflict
conflicted, conflicting, conflicts

consult
consultancy, consultant, consultants, consultation, consultations, consultative, consulted, consults, consulting

contact
contactable, contacted, contacting, contacts

decline
declined, declines, declining

discrete
discretely, discretion, discretionary, indiscrete, indiscretion

draft
drafted, drafting, drafts, redraft, redrafted, redrafting, redrafts

enable
enabled, enables, enabling

energy
energetic, energetically, energies

enforce
enforced, enforcement, enforces, enforcing

entity
entities

equivalent
equivalence

evolve
evolution, evolved, evolving, evolves, evolutionary, evolutionist, evolutionists

expand
expanded, expanding, expands, expansion, expansionism, expansive

expose
exposed, exposes, exposing, exposure, exposures

external
externalisation, externalise, externalised, externalises, externalising, externality, externalization, externalize, externalized, externalizes, externalizing, externally

facilitate
facilitated, facilitates, facilities, facilitating, facilitation, facilitator, facilitators, facility

fundamental
fundamentally

generate
generated, generates, generating, generation, generations

image
imagery, images

liberal
liberalise, liberalism, liberalisation, liberalised, liberalises, liberalising, liberalization, liberalize, liberalized, liberalizes, liberalizing, liberate, liberated, liberates, liberation, liberations, liberating, liberator, liberators, liberally, liberals

licence
licences, license, licensed, licensing, licenses, unlicensed

logic
illogical, illogically, logical, logically, logician, logicians

margin
marginal, marginally, margins

medical
medically

mental
mentality, mentally

modify
modification, modifications, modified, modifies, modifying, unmodified

monitor
monitored, monitoring, monitors, unmonitored

network
networked, networking, networks

notion
notions

objective
objectively, objectivity

orient
orientate, orientated, orientates, orientation, orientating, oriented, orienting, orients, reorient, reorientation

perspective
perspectives, precise, imprecise, precisely, precision

prime
primacy

psychology
psychological, psychologically, psychologist, psychologists

pursue
pursued, pursues, pursuing, pursuit, pursuits

ratio
ratios

reject
rejected, rejecting, rejection, rejects, rejections

revenue
revenues

stable
instability, stabilisation, stabilise, stabilised, stabilises, stabilising, stabilization, stabilize, stabilized, stabilizes, stabilizing, stability, unstable

style
styled, styles, styling, stylish, stylise, stylised, stylises, stylising, stylize, stylized, stylizes, stylizing

substitute
substituted, substitutes, substituting, substitution

sustain
sustainable, sustainability, sustained, sustaining, sustains, sustenance, unsustainable

symbol
symbolic, symbolically, symbolise, symbolises, symbolised, symbolising, symbolism, symbolize, symbolized, symbolizes, symbolizing, symbols

target
targeted, targeting, targets

transit
transited, transiting, transition, transitional, transitions, transitory, transits

trend
trends

version
versions

welfare

whereas

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The sixth-most frequently-appearing words in academic English.

abstract
abstraction, abstractions, abstractly, abstracts

accurate
accuracy, accurately, inaccuracy, inaccuracies, inaccurate

acknowledge
acknowledged, acknowledges, acknowledging, acknowledgement, acknowledgements

aggregate
aggregated, aggregates, aggregating, aggregation

allocate
allocated, allocates, allocating, allocation, allocations

assign
assigned, assigning, assignment, assignments, assigns, reassign, reassigned, reassigning, reassigns, unassigned

attach
attached, attaches, attaching, attachment, attachments, unattached

author
authored, authoring, authors, authorship

bond
bonded, bonding, bonds

brief
brevity, briefed, briefing, briefly, briefs

capable
capabilities, capability, incapable

cite
citation, citations, cited, citing, cites

cooperate
cooperated, cooperates, cooperating, cooperation, cooperative, cooperatively, co-operate, co-operated, co-operates, co-operation, co-operative, co-operatively

discriminate
discriminated, discriminates, discriminating, discrimination

display
displayed, displaying, displays

diverse
diversely, diversification, diversified, diversifies, diversify, diversifying, diversity

domain
domains

edit
edited, editing, edition, editions, editor, editorial, editorials, editors, edits

enhance
enhanced, enhancement, enhances, enhancing

estate
estates

exceed
exceeded, exceeding, exceeds

expert
expertise, expertly, experts

explicit
explicitly

federal
federation, federations

fee
fees

flexible
flexibility, inflexible, inflexibility

furthermore

gender
genders

ignorant
ignorance, ignore, ignored, ignores, ignoring

incentive
incentives

incidence
incident, incidentally, incidents

incorporate
incorporated, incorporates, incorporating, incorporation

index
indexed, indexes, indexing

inhibit
inhibited, inhibiting, inhibition, inhibitions, inhibits

initiate
initiated, initiates, initiating, initiation, initiations, initiative, initiatives, initiator, initiators

input
inputs

instruct
instruction, instructed, instructing, instructions, instructive, instructor, instructors, instructs

intelligent
intelligence, intelligently, unintelligent

interval
intervals

lecture
lectured, lecturer, lecturers, lectures, lecturing

migrate
migrant, migrants, migrated, migrates, migrating, migration, migrations, migratory

minimum

ministry
ministered, ministering, ministerial, ministries

motive
motivate, motivated, motivates, motivating, motivation, motivations, motives, unmotivated

neutral
neutralization, neutralise, neutralised, neutralises, neutralising, neutrality, neutralization, neutralize, neutralized, neutralizes, neutralizing

nevertheless

overseas

precede
preceded, precedence, precedent, precedes, preceding, unprecedented

presume
presumably, presumed, presumes, presuming, presumption, presumptions, presumptuous

rational
irrational, rationalisation, rationalisations, rationalise, rationalised, rationalises, rationalising, rationalism, rationality, rationalization, rationalizations, rationalize, rationalized, rationalizes, rationally

recover
recoverable, recovered, recovering, recovers, recovery

reveal
revealed, revealing, reveals, revelation, revelations

scope

subsidy
subsidiary, subsidies, subsidise, subsidised, subsidises, subsidising, subsidize, subsidized, subsidizes, subsidizing

tape
taped, tapes, taping

trace
traceable, traced, traces, tracing

transform
transformation, transformations, transformed, transforming, transforms

transport
transportation, transported, transporter, transporters, transporting, transports

underlie
underlay, underlies, underlying

utilise
utilisation, utilised, utilises, utilising, utiliser, utilisers, utility, utilities, utilization, utilize, utilized, utilizes, utilizing

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The seventh-most frequently-appearing words in academic English.

adapt
adaptability, adaptable, adaptation, adaptations, adapted, adapting, adaptive, adapts

adult
adulthood, adults

advocate
advocacy, advocated, advocates, advocating

aid
aided, aiding, aids, unaided

channel
channelled, channelling, channels

chemical
chemically, chemicals

classic
classical, classics

comprehensive
comprehensively

comprise
comprised, comprises, comprising

confirm
confirmation, confirmed, confirming, confirms

contrary
contrarily

convert
conversion, conversions, converted, convertible, converting, converts

couple
coupled, coupling, couples

decade
decades

definite
definitely, definitive, indefinite, indefinitely

deny
deniable, denial, denials, denied, denies, denying, undeniable

differentiate
differentiated, differentiates, differentiating, differentiation

dispose
disposable, disposal, disposed, disposes, disposing

dynamic
dynamically, dynamics

eliminate
eliminated, eliminates, eliminating, elimination

empirical
empirically, empiricism

equip
equipment, equipped, equipping, equips

extract
extracted, extracting, extraction, extracts

file
filed, files, filing

finite
infinite, infinitely

foundation
foundations

globe
global, globally, globalisation, globalization

grade
graded, grades, grading

guarantee
guaranteed, guaranteeing, guarantees

hierarchy
hierarchical, hierarchies

identical
identically

ideology
ideological, ideologically, ideologies

infer
inference, inferences, inferred, inferring, infers

innovate
innovation, innovated, innovates, innovating, innovations, innovative, innovator, innovators

insert
inserted, inserting, insertion, inserts

intervene
intervened, intervenes, intervening, intervention, interventions

isolate
isolated, isolates, isolating, isolation, isolationism

media

mode
modes

paradigm
paradigms

phenomenon
phenomena, phenomenal

priority
priorities, prioritisation, prioritise, prioritised, prioritises, prioritising, prioritization, prioritize, prioritized, prioritizes, prioritizing

prohibit
prohibited, prohibiting, prohibition, prohibitions, prohibitive, prohibits

publication
publications

quote
quotation, quotations, quoted, quotes, quoting

release
released, releases, releasing

reverse
reversal, reversed, reverses, reversible, reversing, reversals, irreversible

simulate
simulated, simulates, simulating, simulation

sole
solely

somewhat

submit
submission, submissions, submits, submitted, submitting

successor
succession, successions, successive, successively, successors

survive
survival, survived, survives, surviving, survivor, survivors

thesis
theses

topic
topical, topics

transmit
transmission, transmissions, transmitted, transmitting, transmits

ultimate
ultimately

unique
uniquely, uniqueness

visible
visibility, visibly, invisible, invisibility

voluntary
voluntarily, volunteer, volunteering, volunteered, volunteers

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The eight-most frequently-appearing words in academic English.

abandon
abandoned, abandoning, abandonment, abandons

accompany
accompanied, accompanies, accompaniment, accompanying, unaccompanied

accumulate
accumulated, accumulating, accumulation, accumulates

ambiguous
ambiguities, ambiguity, unambiguous, unambiguously

append
appendix, appended, appends, appending, appendices, appendixes

appreciate
appreciable, appreciably, appreciated, appreciates, appreciating, appreciation, unappreciated

arbitrary
arbitrariness, arbitrarily

automate
automatic, automated, automates, automating, automatically, automation

bias
biased, biases, biasing, unbiased

chart
charted, charting, charts, uncharted

clarify
clarification, clarified, clarifies, clarifying, clarity

commodity
commodities, complement, complementary, complemented, complementing, complements

conform
conformable, conformability, conformance, conformation, conformed, conforming, conformist, conformists, conformity, conforms, nonconformist, nonconformists, nonconformity, non-conformist, non-conformists, non-conformity

contemporary
contemporaries

contradict
contradicted, contradicting, contradiction, contradictions, contradictory, contradicts

crucial
crucially

currency
currencies

denote
denotation, denotations, denoted, denotes, denoting

detect
detectable, detected, detecting, detection, detective, detectives, detector, detectors, detects

deviate
deviated, deviates, deviating, deviation, deviations

displace
displaced, displacement, displaces, displacing

drama
dramas, dramatic, dramatically, dramatise, dramatised, dramatising, dramatises, dramatisation, dramatisations, dramatist, dramatists, dramatization, dramatizations, dramatize, dramatized, dramatizes, dramatizing

eventual
eventuality, eventually

exhibit
exhibited, exhibiting, exhibition, exhibitions, exhibits

exploit
exploitation, exploited, exploiting, exploits

fluctuate
fluctuated, fluctuates, fluctuating, fluctuation, fluctuations

guideline
guidelines

highlight
highlighted, highlighting, highlights

implicit
implicitly

induce
induced, induces, inducing, induction

inevitable
inevitability, inevitably

infrastructure
infrastructures

inspect
inspected, inspecting, inspection, inspections, inspector, inspectors, inspects

intense
intensely, intenseness, intensification, intensified, intensifies, intensify, intensifying, intension, intensity, intensive, intensively

manipulate
manipulated, manipulates, manipulating, manipulation, manipulations, manipulative

minimise
minimised, minimises, minimising, minimize, minimized, minimizes, minimizing

nuclear

offset
offsets, offsetting

paragraph
paragraphing, paragraphs

plus
pluses

practitioner
practitioners

predominant
predominance, predominantly, predominate, predominated, predominates, predominating

prospect
prospective, prospects

radical
radically, radicals

random
randomly, randomness

reinforce
reinforced, reinforcement, reinforcements, reinforces, reinforcing

restore
restoration, restored, restores, restoring

revise
revised, revises, revising, revision, revisions

schedule
reschedule, rescheduled, reschedules, rescheduling, scheduled, schedules, scheduling, unscheduled

tense
tension, tensely, tenser, tensest, tensions

terminate
terminal, terminals, terminated, terminates, terminating, termination, terminations

theme
themes, thematic, thematically

thereby

uniform
uniformity, uniformly

vehicle
vehicles

via

virtual
virtually

visual
visualise, visualised, visualised, visualising, visualisation, visualize, visualized, visualizing, visualization, visually

widespread

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The ninth-most frequently-appearing words in academic English.

accommodate
accommodated, accommodates, accommodating, accommodation

analogy
analogies, analogous

anticipate
anticipated, anticipates, anticipating, anticipation, unanticipated

assure
assurance, assurances, assured, assuredly, assures, assuring

attain
attainable, attained, attaining, attainment, attainments, attains, unattainable

behalf

bulk
bulky

cease
ceased, ceaseless, ceases, ceasing

coherent
coherence, coherently, incoherent, incoherently

coincide
coincided, coincides, coinciding, coincidence, coincidences, coincident, coincidental

commence
commenced, commences, commencement, commencing, recommences, recommenced, recommencing

compatible
compatibility, incompatibility, incompatible

concurrent
concurrently

confine
confined, confines, confining, unconfined

controversy
controversies, controversial, controversially, uncontroversial

converse
conversely

device
devices

devote
devoted, devotedly, devotes, devoting, devotion, devotions

diminish
diminished, diminishes, diminishing, diminution, undiminished

distort
distorted, distorting, distortion, distortions, distorts

duration

erode
eroded, erodes, eroding, erosion

ethic
ethical, ethically, ethics, unethical

format
formatted, formatting, formats

found
founded, founder, founders, founding, unfounded

inherent
inherently

insight
insightful, insights

integral

intermediate

manual
manually, manuals

mature
immature, immaturity, maturation, maturational, matured, matures, maturing, maturity

mediate
mediated, mediates, mediating, mediation

mediu

military

minimal
minimalisation, minimalise, minimalises, minimalised, minimalising, minimalist, minimalists, minimalistic, minimalization, minimalize, minimalized, minimalizes, minimalizing, minimally

mutual
mutually

norm
norms

overlap
overlapped, overlapping, overlaps

passive
passively, passivity

portion
portions

preliminary
preliminaries

protocol
protocols

qualitative
qualitatively

refine
refined, refinement, refinements, refines, refining

relax
relaxation, relaxed, relaxes, relaxing

restrain
restrained, restraining, restrains, restraint, restraints, unrestrained

revolution
revolutionary, revolutionaries, revolutionise, revolutionised, revolutionises, revolutionising, revolutionist, revolutionists, revolutionize, revolutionized, revolutionizes, revolutionizing, revolutions

rigid
rigidities, rigidity, rigidly

route
routed, routes, routing

scenario
scenarios

sphere
spheres, spherical, spherically

subordinate
subordinates, subordination

supplement
supplementary, supplemented, supplementing, supplements

suspend
suspended, suspending, suspends, suspension

team
teamed, teaming, teams

temporary
temporarily

trigger
triggered, triggering, triggers

unify
unification, unified, unifies, unifying

violate
violated, violates, violating, violation, violations

vision
visions

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The tenth-most frequently-appearing words in academic English.

adjacent

albeit

assemble
assembled, assembles, assemblies, assembling, assembly

collapse
collapsed, collapses, collapsible, collapsing

colleague
colleagues

compile
compilation, compilations, compiled, compiles, compiling

conceive
conceivable, conceivably, conceived, conceives, conceiving, inconceivable, inconceivably

convince
convinced, convinces, convincing, convincingly, unconvinced

depress
depressed, depresses, depressing, depression

encounter
encountered, encountering, encounters

enormous
enormity, enormously

forthcoming

incline
inclination, inclinations, inclined, inclines, inclining

integrity

intrinsic
intrinsically

invoke
invoked, invokes, invoking

levy
levies

likewise

nonetheless

notwithstanding

odd
odds

ongoing

panel
panelled, panelling, panels

persist
persisted, persistence, persistent, persistently, persisting, persists

pose
posed, poses, posing

reluctance
reluctant, reluctantly

so-called

straightforward

undergo
undergoes, undergoing, undergone, underwent

whereby

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According to serious linguistic research and personal notices of many people, conversational speech consists of 100 words that cover 50% of what we talk about. And 400 most common words that cover 75%, and 1000 words that cover 80+%.

Here is where it all comes from: British scientists proved Researchers from Oxford university composed the text corpus of English language used in the 21st century, this corpus is called the Oxford Text Corpus. The data was gathered from books, blogs, emails, press, chats, and other text sources. It was done for makers of Oxford English Dictionaries and language research program, according to sources. And they compiled a list of the 400 most common words in the English language.

But actually, this list is appropriate for any language. It consists of 3 lists of 100 most common verbs, nouns, adjectives, and a list of 100 most often used words in total forming a big list of 400 most common words in any language.

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Here are the most common 400 words in any language:

100 most often used words in the English language

1.     the
2.     be
3.     to
4.     of
5.     and
6.     a
7.     in
8.     that
9.     have
10.    I
11.    it
12.    for
13.    not
14.    on
15.    with
16.    he
17.    as
18.    you
19.    do
20.    at
21.    this
22.    but
23.    his
24.    by
25.    from		 26.    they
27.    we
28.    say
29.    her
30.    she
31.     or
32.    an
33.    will
34.    my
35.    one
36.    all
37.    would
38.    there
39.    their
40.    what
41.     so
42.    up
43.    out
44.    if
45.    about
46.    who
47.    get
48.    which
49.    go
50.    me		 51.     when
52.    make
53.    can
54.    like
55.    time
56.    no
57.    just
58.    him
59.    know
60.    take
61.    people
62.    into
63.    year
64.    your
65.    good
66.    some
67.    could
68.    them
69.    see
70.    other
71.     than
72.    then
73.    now
74.    look
75.    only		 76.    come
77.    its
78.    over
79.    think
80.    also
81.     back
82.    after
83.    use
84.    two
85.    how
86.    our
87.    work
88.    first
89.    well
90.    way
91.    even
92.    new
93.    want
94.    because
95.    any
96.    these
97.    give
98.    day
99.    most
100.  us

100 most common verbs

1.      be
2.      have
3.      do
4.      say
5.      go
6.      can
7.      get
8.      would
9.      make
10.    know
11.     will
12.    think
13.    take
14.    see
15.    come
16.    could
17.    want
18.    look
19.    use
20.    find
21.     give
22.    tell
23.    work
24.    may
25.    should		 26.    call
27.    try
28.    ask
29.    need
30.    feel
31.    become
32.    leave
33.    put
34.    mean
35.    keep
36.    let
37.    begin
38.    seem
39.    help
40.    talk
41.     turn
42.    start
43.    might
44.    show
45.    hear
46.    play
47.    run
48.    move
49.    like
50.    live		 51.    believe
52.    hold
53.    bring
54.    happen
55.    must
56.    write
57.    provide
58.    sit
59.    stand
60.    lose
61.     pay
62.    meet
63.    include
64.    continue
65.    set
66.    learn
67.    change
68.    lead
​69.    understand
70.    watch
71.     follow
72.    stop
73.    create
74.    speak
75.    read		 76.    allow
77.    add
78.    spend
79.    grow
80.    open
81.    walk
82.    win
83.    offer
84.    remember
85.    love
86.    consider
87.    appear
88.    buy
89.    wait
90.    serve
91.    die
92.    send
93.    expect
94.    build
95.    stay
96.    fall
97.    cut
98.    reach
99.    kill
100.  remain

100 most common nouns

1.      time
2.      year
3.      people
4.      way
5.      day
6.      man
7.      thing
8.      woman
9.      life
10.    child
11.     world
12.    school
13.    state
14.    family
15.    student
16.    group
17.    country
18.    problem
19.    hand
20.   part
21.    place
22.    case
23.    week
24.    company
25.    system		 26.    program
27.    question
28.    work
29.    government
30.    number
31.     night
32.    point
33.    home
34.    water
​35.    room
36.    mother
37.    area
38.    money
39.    story
40.    fact
41.     month
42.    lot
43.    right
44.    study
45.    book
46.    eye
47.    job
48.    word
49.    business
50.    issue		 51.     side
52.    kind
53.    head
54.    house
55.    service
56.    friend
57.    father
58.    power
59.    hour
60.    game
61.     line
62.    end
63.    member
64.    law
65.    car
66.    city
67.    community
68.    name
69.    president
70.    team
71.     minute
72.    idea
73.    kid
74.    body
75.    information		 76.    back
77.    parent
78.    face
79.    others
80.    level
81.     office
82.    door
83.    health
84.    person
85.    art
86.    war
87.    history
88.    party
89.    result
90.    change
91.     morning
92.    reason
93.    research
94.    girl
95.    guy
96.    moment
97.    air
98.    teacher
99.    force
100.  education

100 most common adjectives

1.     other
2.     new
3.     good
4.     high
5.     old
6.     great
7.     big
8.     American
9.     small
10.   large
11.    national
12.    young
13.    different
14.    black
15.    long
16.    little
17.    important
18.    political
19.    bad
20.   white
21.    real
22.   best
23.   right
24.   social
25.   only		 26.    public
27.    sure
28.    low
29.    early
30.    able
31.     human
32.    local
33.    late
34.    hard
35.    major
36.    better
37.    economic
38.    strong
39.    possible
40.    whole
41.     free
42.    military
43.    true
44.    federal
45.    international
46.    full
47.    special
48.    easy
49.    clear
50.    recent		 51.     certain
52.    personal
53.    open
54.    red
55.    difficult
56.    available
57.    likely
58.    short
59.    single
60.    medical
61.     current
62.    wrong
63.    private
64.    past
65.    foreign
66.    fine
67.    common
68.    poor
69.    natural
70.    significant
71.    similar
72.    hot
73.    dead
74.    central
75.    happy		 76.    serious
77.    ready
78.    simple
79.    left
80.    physical
81.     general
82.    environmental
83.    financial
84.    blue
85.    democratic
86.    dark
87.    various
88.    entire
89.    close
90.    legal
91.     religious
92.    cold
93.    final
94.    main
95.    green
96.    nice
97.    huge
98.    popular
99.    traditional
100.  cultural

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The 100 most common words in English

1. the 21.at 61.something
2.of 22.be 62. her
3. and 23. this 63. would
4. at 24. have 64. make
5. to 25.from 65.like

Correspondingly, What are the basic steps to speaking English? Follow these five easy steps to make your English sound more fluent starting today.

  1. Smile and breathe. No matter what your level of English, confidence is vital. …
  2. Memorize examples with vocabulary. Don’t just memorize lists of words. …
  3. Listen to learn. …
  4. Exercise your mouth muscles. …
  5. Copy a native speaker.

What are the 10 new words?

  • 10 new English words for 2021. Read Time. …
  • Adulting. Definition: The action of becoming or acting like an adult. …
  • Awe walk. Definition: Taking a walk outside and making an effort to look at the things around you. …
  • Contactless. Definition: not having to physically touch or interact with people. …
  • Doomscrolling. …
  • PPE. …
  • Quarenteen. …
  • Thirty.

Furthermore, What is the most used word in the world 2021?

Most-used phrase in 2021: Google has revealed the most used phrase of 2021 amid the coronavirus pandemic. In 2020, “now more than ever” had been the most used phrase, this changed to “new normal” in 2021.

What is the most spoken word?

Of all the words in the English language, the word “OK” is pretty new. We explore how language helps us make sense of a changing world. Published September 3, 2019 This article is more than 2 years old.

What are the methods to learn English? Keep a notebook of new words you learn. Use them in sentences and try to say them at least 3 times when you speak. Visit EC’s free learn English website at least once a day and complete a lesson. Memorization of lists is one of the most common ways of learning vocabulary for a test.

How can I improve my English grammar? 5 Tips to Improve Your Grammar

  1. Read: Reading is one of the secret weapons to improve your grammar skills. …
  2. Use a grammar manual: It is a very useful idea to have a grammar manual nearby that you can consult when writing. …
  3. Write more and quiz yourself: …
  4. Re-reading aloud: …
  5. 5 Consult others and learn from feedback:

Which is the best way to learn English? 7 Simple Ways to Learn English Effectively

  1. Study sentences not words. …
  2. Learn by listening. …
  3. Get a placement test. …
  4. Prioritize quality over quantity. …
  5. Learn grammar with “point of view” stories. …
  6. Listen and answer, not listen and repeat. …
  7. Take an online lesson.

What is the oldest word?

Mother, bark and spit are some of the oldest known words, say researchers. Continue reading → Mother, bark and spit are just three of 23 words that researchers believe date back 15,000 years, making them the oldest known words.

What are 20 difficult words? 20 Most Difficult Words to Pronounce in the English Language

  • Colonel.
  • Worcestershire.
  • mischievous.
  • Draft.
  • quinoa
  • Onomatopoeia.
  • scissors.
  • Anemone.

What is the most longest word?

pneumonultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

Appearing in the Oxford English Dictionary, this 45-letter word for a disease is the longest English word that is defined in a major dictionary. It’s a technical word referring to the lung disease more commonly known as silicosis.

What is the new word of the year? 2020: Covid, referring to the COVID-19 pandemic.

What was the most used word in 2022?

Instead, here are the five most popular words and phrases of 2022.

  • Metaverse. A popular word thanks to the blockchain technology explosion in 2021, people are more curious than ever about the metaverse. …
  • Non-binary. …
  • UBI. …
  • Supply Chain Crisis. …
  • NFTs.

Why choose a word of the year?

Picking a word of the year can bring clarity and focus to who we want to become and what we want to accomplish in life. A carefully chosen word is a type of mental mentor — something to help us stay motivated as we move toward our goals in 2022.

What is the shortest word in the world? Eunoia, at six letters long, is the shortest word in the English language that contains all five main vowels. Seven letter words with this property include adoulie, douleia, eucosia, eulogia, eunomia, eutopia, miaoued, moineau, sequoia, and suoidea. (The scientific name iouea is a genus of Cretaceous fossil sponges.)

What are the 12 powerful words? What are the twelve powerful words? Trace, Analyze, Infer, Evaluate, Formulate, Describe, Support, Explain, Summarize, Compare, Contrast, Predict. Why use the twelve powerful words? These are the words that always give students more trouble than others on standardized tests.

Why English is important in our life?

Most people are using this language in daily life. It is an important language because we use this language to communicate with other countries people. English is a common language and you can use English to become an international person. In this global era, people are urged to be able to communicate globally.

What should I learn first in English? The first step in learning any language is to familiarize yourself with the alphabet. English begins with the letter A and continues through Z, with a total of 26 letters. To practice pronunciation, we have a very simple ABC song that is pretty easy to learn.

What are the 12 basic rules of grammar?

12 Basic Rules of Grammar

  • Nouns and Pronouns. The first noun rule relates to the spelling changes in plural forms: consonant –y changes to consonant –ies as in “skies,” and nouns ending in glottal sounds such as “sh” take –es. …
  • Verbs. …
  • Adjectives and Adverbs. …
  • Punctuation.

How many tenses are there in English? The simple tenses (past, present, and future) are the most basic forms, but there are 12 major verb tenses in English in all.

How do you write a class 1 sentence?

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One of the best things you can do to improve your English skills is to learn the most common words used in the language. Learning new words is always beneficial, but learning the most common words in English can be especially helpful.

By expanding your vocabulary, you’ll be able to better communicate with others and understand what they’re saying. Additionally, you’ll be able to read more fluently and pick up on context clues more easily.

Learning vocabulary is not enough to master the English language. One of the best ways to master English is to find an English tutor. You can also learn French with a French tutor on AmazingTalker! However, knowing some keywords can give you a leg up in conversation and help you better understand native speakers.

Common Words in English

Here Is A List Of 500 Common Words In English, In Alphabetical Order:

A.

About, Above, Across, After, Again, Against, Almost, Alone, Already, Also, Although, Always, Area, Arms, Army, Around, Ask, Away,

Accelerate, Ability, Absolute, Act, Active, Addict, Admire, Adventure, Affect, Aggressive, Agreement

B.

Baby, Back, Before, Believe, Best, Big, Black, Block, Blue, Body, Bone, Book, Born, Bottom, Box, Boy, Break, Bring, Business, Buy, Ball, Beach, Beautiful,

Bedroom, Brass, Bread, Breakfast, Brothers, Bus, Business, Bible, Barber, Bank,  Blankets, Beer, Belt

C.

Call,  Car, Care, Carry, Catch, Central Century, Chair, Chance, Change, Chest, City, Close, Cold, Comfortable, Color, Company, Creature, Calligraphy, Cab, Chat, Cherry, Chide, Cider, Cigar, Claim, Clamp, Class, Clip, Clue, Coach, Collar, Comely, Copse, Cost, Cabbage, Calm, Camera, Candle, Cancer, Capital, Captain, Car, Carbon, Cord, Care, Careful, Carrot, Carry

D.

Door, Down, Dozen, Draw, During, Damsel, Dance, Danger, Dawn, Date, Daft, Death, Decide, Declare, Defeat, Debt, Doubts Drab Dreads Dress Drums, Dust, Dykes Dynast, Dictionary, Dominate, Deem, Derive, Definite, Diminish, Daily, Dilemma, Dissect.

E.

Eaglet, Ear, Early, Earth, Easter, Ebony, Echidna, Edible, Eight, Elk, Elephant, Eleven, Embargo, Emerald, Emotion, Emperor, Energy, Enormous, Eager, Excited, Extraordinary, Easy, Embrace, Enjoy, Expect, Encourage, External, Example, Excite.

F.

Face, Family, Far, Farm, Father, Feel, Field, Few, Find, Floor, Flower, Following, Food, Foot, Force, Form, Friend, Front, Full, Fall, Famous, Fare, Farm, Fast, Fat, Fate, Fear, Feast, Feather, Fee.

G.

Game, Garden, Get, Give, Glass, Grow, Greetings, Goodbye, Gadget, Garden, Gate, Garage, Gather, Ghost, Gift, Girl, Glad, Glass, Gloves, Glue, Go, Goal, God, Gold, Golf, Good, Goose, Gargle, Glaze, Glimpse, Glitch, Garrison,

H.

Hair Hand Hard, Hear, Hole, Home, Hope, Hour, House, Habit, Huddle, Hearth, Herd, Haze, Hoist, Honey, Host, Hungry, Hurry.

I.

Idea, Important, Inside, Instead, Incline, Iron, Image, Inch, Identity, Island, Indicate, Industrial, Individual, Ingredient, Interact.

J.

Just, Justice, Judge, Judgment, Jump, Junior, junk, jury, justice, jewels

K.

Keep, Kind, Kitchen, Know, Knee, Knife, Knowledge, Key, Kid, Kill, Kick, Kiss, Kitten

L.

Land Large, Least Leave Left, Life, Light Like Little Live Long Look, Letter, Laugh, Law, Lazy, Leaf, Learn, Liberty, Library

M.

Magazine, Mail, Make, Man, Map, Marble, March, Mark, Market, Marry, Mask, Mass, Mate, Math, Matter, May, Meadow, Mean, Measure, Meat, Melon, Memory, Milk, Mine, Minute, Miss, Mist, Monday

N.

Name, Near, New, Next, Night, North, Nothing, Notice, Now, Number, Natural, Network, Newspaper, Noise, Necessary

O.

Ocean, Opera, Often, Old, Once, Only, Open, Order, Our, Out, Outside, Over, Own, Orchard, Other.

P.

Page, Pain, Paint, Part, Party, Pass, People, Pick, Picture, Place, Plane, Point, Police, Political, Poor, Possible, Power, Practice, Present, Press, Probably, Pull, Put.

Q.

Question Quick, Quiet, Queen, Quarter, Quiz, Queue

R.

Rather, Reach, Real, Remember, Return, Right, Ring, Road, Room, Round, Rub, Rule, Rain, Raise, Really, Receive, Recent, Regular, Relate, Rich, Rise, Road, Roll, Roof, Rough, Round, Rub, Rule, Run, Rush.

Common Words in English

S.

Same, Say, School, Science, Sea, Seat, Second, Section, See, Select, Sell, Send, Sentence, Separate, Show, Side, Simple, Since, Sing, Sir, Sit, Size, Skin, Small, Smoke, Snow, Some, Soon, South, Speak, Special, Stage, Start, Store, Street, Strong, Study, Such, Suddenly, Sufficient, Sure.

T.

Table, Take, Talk, Tall, Thin, Theater, Thing, Though, Thought, Through, Throw, Thus, Today, Together, Top, Toward, Town, Trade, Transportation.

U.

Under, Until, Up, Upon, Us, Use, Usually, Ugly, Unhappy, Utility

V.

Very, View, Voice, Vacation, Valuable, Various, Very, Victory, Violent, Visit, Voice, Vote

W.

Wait, Walk, Wall, Want, War, Water Way, Wear, Week, Weight, Well, West, Whatever, While, White, Whole, Within, Without, Work, World, Worry.

X.

Xenophobia, Xerox, Xbox, Xmas, X-Ray, Xylophone

Y.

Yard, Year, Yellow, You, Your, Young, Yacht, Yesterday, Youth, Yield.

Z.

Zeal, Zenith, Zero, Zest, Zipper, Zone, Zoom, Zoo.

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Summing Up

The 500 most common words in English account for more than 50% of all words used in written texts. This makes them a valuable tool for anyone looking to improve their written communication skills. If you want to learn how to write like a native speaker, start by learning these keywords.

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Taken from the FREE book: Talk a Lot Foundation Course.

The Oxford University list of the top 100 high-frequency words in written English is based on an analysis of the Oxford English Corpus, which is a collection of texts in English that has a combined total of over one billion words. This analysis was done by Oxford Online, in association with the Oxford English Dictionary. Of these top 100 words, 60 are function words, including all but 2 of the top 30 words! “the” is the most common word in written English.

The 100 Most Common Words in Written English

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