Most used word around the world

#	word	transcription	translation
1	able	[‘eibl]	способный
2	about	[ə’baut]	около; о, об
3	above	[ə’bʌv]	наверху
4	account	[ə’kaunt]	счёт (в банке)
5	across	[ə’krɔs]	через, сквозь
6	act	[ækt]	действовать
7	action	[‘ækʃ(ə)n]	действие
8	actually	[æktʃuəli]	фактически
9	add	[æd]	прибавлять
10	affair	[ə’fзə]	мероприятие
11	afraid	[ə:freid]	бояться
12	after	[‘a:ftə]	после
13	afternoon	[a:ftə’nu:n]	после полудня
14	again	[ə’gein]	опять, снова
15	against	[ə’gen(t)st]	против
16	ago	[ə’gəu]	тому назад
17	agree	[ə’gri:]	соглашаться
18	ahead	[ə’hed]	вперёд
19	air	[ɛə]	воздух
20	alive	[ə’laiv]	живой
21	all	[ɔ:l]	все, всё
22	allow	[ə’lau]	позволять
23	almost	[‘ɔ:lməust]	почти
24	alone	[ə’ləun]	единственный
25	along	[ə’lɔŋ]	вдоль
26	already	[ɔ:l’redi]	уже
27	also	[‘ɔ:lsəu]	тоже, также
28	although	[ɔ:l’ðəu]	хотя, если бы даже
29	always	[‘ɔ:lweiz]	всегда
30	american	[əmerikən]	американский
31	among	[ə’mʌŋ]	между, посреди
32	and	[ænd]	и
33	animal	[‘ænim(ə)l]	животное
34	another	[ə’nʌðə]	другой
35	answer	[‘a:n(t)sə]	ответ, отвечать
36	any	[‘eni]	любой
37	anyone	[‘eniwʌn]	кто угодно
38	anything	[‘eniθiŋ]	что-нибудь
39	anyway	[‘enivei]	в любом случае
40	appear	[ə’piə]	появляться
41	are	[a:(r)]	мн. ч. наст. врем. гл. to be
42	arm	[a:m]	рука;
43	around	[ə’raund]	кругом, вокруг; поблизости
44	arrive	[ə’raiv]	прибывать
45	art	[a:t]	искусство
46	as	[æz]	как, когда
47	ask	[a:sk]	спрашивать
48	ass	[æs]	задница
49	at	[æt]	около, у; в, на
50	attention	[ə’ten(t)ʃ(ə)n]	внимание
51	aware	[ə’wɛə]	осведомлённый
52	away	[ə’wei]	далеко; прочь
53	baby	[‘beibi]	ребёнок, младенец
54	back	[bæk]	спина, задний
55	bad	[bæd]	плохой
56	bag	[bæg]	мешок; сумка
57	ball	[bɔ:l]	мяч, шар, бал, танцы
58	bank	[bæŋk]	банк
59	bar	[ba:]	брусок, бар, прилавок, батончик (шоколада)
60	beautiful	[‘bju:təful]	красивый
61	beauty	[‘bju:ti]	красота
62	beaver	[bi:və]	бобёр
63	became	[bi’keim]	становился
64	because	[bi:kɔz]	потому что
65	bed	[bed]	кровать
66	been able		в состоянии (способен)
67	before	[bi’fɔ:]	прежде
68	beginning	[bi’giniŋ]	начало
69	behind	[bi’haind]	за; сзади
70	being	[‘bi:iŋ]	существование
71	believe	[bi’li:v]	верить
72	below	[bi’ləu]	внизу, ниже
73	beneath	[bi’ni:θ]	под
74	beside	[bi’said]	рядом с
75	best	[best]	наилучший
76	better	[‘betə]	лучше
77	between	[bi’twi:n]	между
78	beyond	[bi’jɔnd]	за, по ту сторону
79	big	[big]	большой
80	bill	[bil]	счёт, законопроект, клюв
81	bird	[bз:d]	птица
82	bit	[bit]	кусочек
83	black	[blæk]	черный
84	block	[blɔk]	квартал (города), заграждать, преграждать
85	blood	[blʌd]	кровь
86	blue	[blu:]	синий
87	board	[bɔ:d]	доска
88	boat	[bəut]	лодка
89	body	[‘bɔdy]	тело
90	bone	[bəun]	кость
91	book	[buk]	книга
92	boss	[bɔs]	хозяин
93	both	[bəuθ]	оба
94	bottle	[‘bɔtl]	бутылка
95	box	[bɔks]	коробка
96	boy	[bɔi]	мальчик
97	brain	[brein]	мозг
98	break	[breik]	ломать, перерыв, пауза
99	breath	[breθ]	дыхание
100	bright	[brait]	блестящий
101	bring	[briŋ]	приносить, привозить
102	brother	[‘brʌðə]	брат
103	brown	[braun]	коричневый
104	brutal	[‘bru:tl]	брутальный
105	building	[‘bildiŋ]	постройка, сооружение
106	business	[‘biznis]	дело
107	but	[bʌt]	но, а
108	by	[bai]	у, около
109	call	[kɔ:l]	звать
110	cannot	[‘kænɔt]	не могу
111	car	[ka:]	автомобиль
112	card	[ka:d]	карточка
113	care	[kɛə]	забота, беспокоиться
114	carefully	[‘kзəfuli]	внимательно
116	carry	[‘kæri]	нести, носить
117	case	[keis]	случай
118	cause	[kɔ:z]	причина
119	center	[‘sentə]	центр
120	certain	[‘sз:t(ə)n]	определённый
121	certainly	[‘sз:t(ə)nli]	конечно
122	chair	[tʃɛə]	стул
123	chance	[tʃa:n(t)s]	шанс
124	change	[tʃeindʒ]	менять
125	chapter	[tʃæptə]	глава (книги)
126	charge	[tʃa:dʒ]	заряжать
127	check	[tʃek]	проверять
128	cheek	[tʃi:k]	щека
129	chest	[tʃest]	сундук
130	child	[tʃaild]	ребёнок
131	children	[‘tʃildr(ə)n]	дети
133	cigarette	[sig(ə)’ret]	сигарета
134	circle	[‘sз:kl]	круг
135	city	[‘siti]	город
136	clean	[kli:n]	чистый
137	clear	[kliə]	ясно, чистый
138	clock	[klɔk]	часы
139	close	[kləuz]	близкий; закрывать(ся)
140	clothes	[kləuðz]	одежда
141	cloud	[klaud]	облако
142	cold	[kəuld]	холодный
143	color	[‘kʌlə]	цвет
144	coming	[‘kʌmiŋ]	прибытие
145	common	[‘kɔmən]	общий
146	company	[‘kʌmpəni]	компания
147	concern	[kən’sз:n]	беспокойство
148	consider	[kən’sidə]	полагать
149	continue	[kən’tinju:]	продолжать
150	control	[kən’trəul]	контроль
151	conversation	[kɔnvə’seiʃ(ə)n]	беседа
152	cool	[ku:l]	прохладный, клёвый
153	corner	[‘kɔ:nə]	угол
154	could	[kud]	мог, умел
155	count	[kaunt]	счёт, считать
156	country	[‘kʌntri]	страна
157	couple	[‘kʌpl]	пара
158	course	[kɔ:s]	курс
159	cover	[‘kʌvə]	накрывать, обложка
160	crazy	[‘kreizi]	сумасшедший
161	creature	[‘kri:tʃə]	создание, творение
162	cross	[krɔs]	крест, пересекать
163	crowd	[kraud]	толпа
164	cry	[krai]	плакать
165	dad	[dæd]	папа
166	damn	[dæm]	ругательство
167	danger	[‘deindʒə]	опасность
168	dark	[da:k]	тёмный
169	darkness	[‘da:knəs]	темнота
170	daughter	[‘dɔ:tə]	дочь
171	day	[dei]	день
172	dead	[ded]	мертвый
173	deal	[di:l]	сделка
174	dear	[diə]	дорогой
175	death	[deθ]	смерть
176	decide	[di’said]	принимать решение
177	deep	[di:p]	глубокий
178	desire	[di’zaiə]	желать
179	desk	[desk]	парта
181	die	[dai]	умирать
182	different	[‘dif(ə)r(ə)nt]	другой
183	dinner	[‘dinə]	обед, обедать
184	direction	[di’rekʃ(ə)n]	направление
185	discover	[di’skʌvə]	обнаруживать
186	distance	[‘dist(ə)n(t)s]	дистанция
187	doctor	[‘dɔktə]	доктор
188	dog	[dɔg]	собака
189	doing	[‘du:iŋ]	дела, действие
190	dollar	[‘dɔlə]	доллар
191	door	[dɔ:]	дверь
192	doubt	[daut]	сомнение, сомневаться
193	down	[daun]	вниз, внизу
194	dozen	[‘dʌz(ə)n]	дюжина
195	dream	[dri:m]	мечта, сон
196	dress	[dres]	одежда, платье
197	during	[‘djuəriŋ]	в течение
198	each	[i:tʃ]	каждый
199	ear	[iə]	ухо
200	early	[‘з:li]	рано
201	earth	[з:θ]	земля
202	easily	[‘i:zili]	легко
203	east	[i:st]	восток
205	easy	[‘i:zi]	легкий
207	eating	[‘i:tiŋ]	принятие пищи
208	edge	[edʒ]	край
209	effort	[‘efət]	попытка
210	eight	[eit]	восемь
211	either	[‘aiðə]	один из двух
212	else	[els]	ещё
213	empty	[’empti]	пустой
214	end	[end]	конец; кончать(ся)
215	enemy	[‘enəmi]	враг, вражеский
216	enjoy	[in’dʒɔi]	наслаждаться
217	enough	[i’nʌf]	достаточно
218	enter	[‘entə]	вход, входить
220	escape	[es’keip]	спасаться бегством
222	especially	[is’peʃ(ə)li]	особенно
223	even	[‘i:v(ə)n]	даже
224	evening	[‘i:vniŋ]	вечер
225	ever	[‘evə]	когда-либо
226	every	[‘evri]	каждый
227	everybody	[‘evribɔdi]	каждый
228	everything	[‘evriθiŋ]	всё
229	evil	[‘i:vil]	зло
230	exactly	[ig’zæktli]	в точности
231	except	[ik’sept]	за исключением
232	expect	[ik’spekt]	ожидать
233	experience	[ik’spiəriən(t)s]	опыт
234	explain	[ik’splein]	объяснять
235	expression	[ik’spreʃ(ə)n]	выражение
236	eye	[ai]	глаз
237	face	[feis]	лицо
238	fact	[fækt]	факт
239	faint	[feint]	вялый
240	fair	[fɛə]	справедливый
241	family	[‘fæm(ə)li]	семья
242	fang	[fæŋ]	клык, крюк
243	far	[fa:]	далеко
244	fast	[fast]	быстрый
245	fat	[fæt]	жирный
246	father	[‘fa:ðə]	отец
247	fear	[fiə]	страх
248	feeling	[‘fi:liŋ]	чувство
249	feet	[fi:t]	ноги
250	fellow	[‘feləu]	человек, парень
251	felt	[felt]	чувствовал, войлок
252	few	[fju:]	немного
253	field	[fi:ld]	поле
254	fifty	[‘fifti]	пятьдесят
255	figure	[‘figə]	фигура
256	fill	[fil]	наполнять
257	finally	[‘fain(ə)li]	окончательно
258	fine	[fain]	отлично
259	finger	[‘fiŋgə]	палец (на руке)
260	finish	[‘finiʃ]	конец, заканчивать
261	fire	[‘faiə]	огонь; стрелять; зажигать
262	first	[fз:st]	первый
263	five	[faiv]	пять
264	fix	[fiks]	исправлять
265	flash	[flæʃ]	вспышка
266	flat	[flæt]	плоский, квартира
267	floor	[flɔ:]	пол; этаж
268	flower	[‘flauə]	цветок
269	fly	[flai]	муха, полёт
270	folk	[fəuk]	народ
271	follow	[‘fɔləu]	следовать (за)
272	following	[‘fɔləuiŋ]	следующий
273	food	[fu:d]	пища
274	foot	[fut]	ступня
275	for	[fɔ:]	для
276	force	[fɔ:s]	сила
277	form	[fɔ:m]	форма, вид
278	forth	[fɔ:θ]	вперёд, дальше
279	forty	[‘fɔ:ti]	сорок
280	forward	[‘fɔ:wəd]	вперёд
281	four	[fɔ:]	четыре
282	free	[fri]	свободный
283	fresh	[freʃ]	свежий
284	friend	[frend]	друг
285	from	[frɔm]	от, из, с
286	front	[trʌnt]	передний
287	full	[ful]	полный
288	funny	[‘fʌni]	смешной
289	further	[‘fз:ðə]	дальше
290	gain	[gein]	зарабатывать
291	game	[geim]	игра
292	gate	[geit]	ворота
293	general	[‘dʒen(ə)r(ə)l]	основной, генерал
294	girl	[gз:l]	девушка
295	glad	[glæd]	рад
296	glance	[gla:n(t)s]	сверкнуть
297	glass	[gla:s]	стекло, стакан
298	God	[gɔd]	Бог
299	goes	[gəuz]	идёт
300	going	[‘gəiŋ]	собираться (что-л. сделать)
301	gonna	[‘g(ə)nə]	собираться (что-л. сделать)
302	gold	[gəuld]	золото
303	good	[gud]	хороший
304	grab	[græb]	хватать
305	grass	[gra:s]	трава
306	gray	[grei]	серый, седой
307	great	[greit]	большой, великий
308	green	[gri:n]	зелёный
309	grey	[grei]	серый, седой, пасмурный
310	grin	[grin]	ухмыляться
311	ground	[graund]	земля
312	group	[gru:p]	группа
313	growing	[‘grəuiŋ]	выращивание
314	guard	[ga:d]	охрана
315	guess	[ges]	догадываться
316	gun	[gʌn]	пистолет
317	guy	[gai]	парень
318	hair	[hɛə]	волосы
319	half	[ha:f]	половина
320	hall	[hɔ:l]	фойе
321	ham	[hæm]	ветчина
323	han	[hæn]	китаец; китаянка
326	hand	[hænd]	рука
330	happen	[‘hæp(ə)n]	случаться
331	happy	[‘hæpi]	счастливый
332	hard	[ha:d]	твёрдый
333	hardly	[‘ha:dli]	едва
334	has	[hæz]	имел, имела
335	hat	[hæt]	шляпа
336	hate	[heit]	ненависть, ненавидеть
337	haven	[‘heiv(ə)n]	порт
338	having	[‘hæviŋ]	владение
339	he	[hi:]	он
340	head	[hed]	голова
343	heart	[ha:t]	сердце
344	heavy	[‘hevi]	тяжёлый
345	hell	[hel]	ад
346	hello	[‘he’ləu]	привет! алло!
347	help	[help]	помощь; помогать
348	her	[hз:]	её
349	here	[hiə]	здесь, тут
350	herself	[hз:’self]	себя, себе, собой
351	hey	[hei]	привет
352	hi	[hai]	привет
353	high	[hai]	высокий
354	hill	[hil]	холм
355	him	[him]	его
356	himself	[him’self]	себя; сам
357	his	[hiz]	его
359	history	[‘hist(ə)ri]	история
360	holding	[‘həuldiŋ]	вклад
361	hole	[həul]	дыра
362	home	[həum]	дом
363	hope	[həup]	надежда, надеяться
364	horse	[hɔ:s]	лошадь
365	hospital	[‘hɔspit(ə)l]	больница
366	hot	[hɔt]	горячий
367	hour	[auə]	час
368	house	[haus]	дом
369	how	[hau]	как
370	however	[hau’evə]	тем не менее
371	huge	[hju:dʒ]	огромный
373	human	[‘hju:mən]	людской
374	hundred	[‘hʌndrid]	сто
375	hurry	[‘hʌri]	спешить, спешка
376	husband	[‘hʌzbənd]	муж
377	I	[ʌi]	я
378	idea	[ai:diə]	идея; мысль
379	if	[if]	если
380	imagine	[i’mædʒin]	воображать
381	immediately	[i’mi:diətli]	немедленно
382	important	[in’pɔ:t(ə)nt]	важный
383	impossible	[im’pɔsədl]	невозможный
384	in	[in]	в
385	indeed	[in’di:d]	в самом деле
386	inside	[in’said]	внутри
387	instead	[in’stead]	вместо
388	interest	[‘int(ə)rəst]	интерес
389	interior	[in’tiəriə]	внутренний
390	into	[‘intu:]	в
391	is	[iz]	3- е л. ед. ч. наст. врем. гл. to be
392	it	[it]	он, она, оно; это
393	its	[its]	его, её (о предмете)
394	itself	[it’self]	себя, себе, сам
395	job	[dʒɔb]	работа
396	join	[dʒɔin]	присоединяться
398	jump	[dʒʌmp]	прыгать
399	just	[dʒʌst]	только что
400	key	[ki:]	ключ, клавиша, кнопка
401	kid	[kid]	ребёнок
402	kill	[kil]	убивать
403	kind	[kaind]	сорт, класс
404	king	[kiŋ]	король
405	kiss	[kis]	целовать, поцелуй
406	kitchen	[‘kitʃin]	кухня
407	knee	[ni:]	колено
408	knock	[nɔk]	стучать
409	knowing	[‘nəuiŋ]	знание
410	lady	[‘leidi]	леди
411	lake	[leik]	озеро
412	land	[lænd]	земля
413	large	[la:dʒ]	крупный
414	last	[la:st]	последний
415	late	[leit]	поздно
416	later	[‘leitə’]	позже
417	laugh	[la:f]	смеяться
418	laughing	[‘la:fiŋ]	смех
419	law	[lɔ:]	закон
420	leader	[‘li:də]	руководитель
421	least	[li:st]	минимальный
422	leaving	[liviŋ]	предоставление
423	left	[left]	левый, налево, уехал
424	leg	[leg]	нога (от бедра до ступни)
425	less	[les]	меньше
426	letter	[‘letə]	буква
427	library	[‘laibr(ə)ri]	библиотека
428	lie	[lai]	ложь, лгать
429	life	[laif]	жизнь
430	light	[lait]	свет; легкий
431	like	[laik]	похожий; как, нравиться
432	likely	[‘laikli]	вероятный
433	line	[lain]	линия
434	lip	[lip]	губа
435	listen	[‘lis(ə)n]	слушать
436	little	[‘litl]	маленький
437	live	[liv]	жить
438	living	[‘liviŋ]	образ жизни
439	lock	[lɔk]	локон, замок
440	long	[lɔŋ]	длинный; долго
441	longer	[lɔŋgə]	дольше
442	look	[luk]	взгляд, смотреть
443	looking	[‘lukiŋ]	смотреть
444	lord	[lɔ:d]	господин
445	lot	[lot]	жребий. лот
446	loud	[laud]	громкий
447	love	[lʌv]	любовь, любить
448	low	[ləu]	низкий
449	lower	[‘ləuə]	нижний
450	lying	[‘laiiŋ]	ложный
451	machine	[mə’ʃi:n]	машина
452	mad	[mæd]	сумасшедший
453	main	[mein]	основное
454	making	[‘meikiŋ]	создание
455	man	[mæn]	человек, мужчина
456	manage	[‘mænidʒ]	руководить, управлять
457	manner	[‘mænə]	манера
458	many	[‘meni]	много
459	mark	[ma:k]	марка, маркировать
460	marriage	[‘mæridʒ]	брак
461	marry	[‘mæri]	жениться
462	master	[‘ma:stə]	главный
463	matter	[mætə]	материал, иметь значение
464	maybe	[‘meibi]	может быть
465	me	[mi:]	мне, меня
466	memory	[‘mem(ə)ri]	память
467	men	[men]	люди, мужчины
468	mention	[‘menʃ(ə)n]	упоминание
469	merry	[‘meri]	весёлый
470	middle	[‘midi]	середина
471	mile	[mail]	миля
472	million	[‘miljən]	миллион
473	mind	[maind]	разум
474	mine	[main]	мой, рудник, мина
475	minute	[‘minit]	минута
476	miss	[mis]	потеря, утрата
477	moment	[‘məumənt]	момент
478	money	[‘mʌni]	деньги
479	monster	[‘mɔn(t)stə]	монстр
480	month	[mʌnθ]	месяц
481	moon	[mu:n]	луна
482	more	[mɔ:]	больше
483	morning	[mɔ:niŋ]	утро
484	most	[məust]	наибольший
485	mostly	[‘məustli]	по большей части
486	mother	[‘mʌðə]	мать
487	mountain	[‘mauntin]	гора
488	mouth	[mauθ]	рот
489	move	[mu:v]	двигать(ся)
490	movie	[‘mu:vi]	фильм
491	moving	[‘mu:viŋ]	движение
492	much	[mʌtʃ]	много
493	murder	[‘mз:də]	убийство
494	music	[‘mju:zik]	музыка
495	must	[mʌst]	должен
496	my	[mai]	мой
497	myself	[mai’self]	себя
498	name	[neim]	имя; название
499	natural	[nætʃ(ə)r(ə)l]	естественный, природный
500	nature	[‘neitʃə]	природа
501	near	[niə]	возле, ближний
502	nearly	[‘niəli]	близко
503	neck	[nek]	шея
504	need	[ni:d]	нуждаться
505	neither	[naiðə]	ни тот, ни другой
506	never	[‘nevə]	никогда
507	new	[nju:]	новый
508	news	[nju:z]	новости
509	next	[nekst]	следующий
510	nice	[nais]	милый
511	night	[nait]	ночь
512	nine	[nain]	девять
513	no	[nəu]	нет, не
514	nod	[nɔd]	кивок, кивать
515	none	[nʌn]	никто
516	nor	[nɔ:]	также не
517	north	[nɔ:θ]	север
518	nose	[nəuz]	нос
519	not	[nɔt]	не, нет; ни
520	note	[nəut]	заметка, запись
521	nothing	[‘nʌθiŋ]	ничего
522	notice	[‘nəutis]	уведомление, замечать
523	now	[nau]	сейчас
524	number	[‘nʌmbə]	число
525	of	[ɔv]	из, от, о, об
526	off	[ɔv]	с, от
527	offer	[‘ɔfə]	предлагать
528	office	[‘ɔfis]	офис
529	often	[‘of(t)(ə)n]	часто
530	okay или OK	[əu’kei]	ладно
531	old	[əuld]	старый
532	on	[ɔn]	на
533	once	[wʌn(t)s]	однажды
534	one	[wʌn]	один
535	only	[‘əunli]	только
536	onto	[‘ɔntu:]	на; в
537	open	[‘əup(ə)n]	открывать(ся)
538	or	[ɔ:]	или
539	order	[‘ɔ:də]	порядок
540	other	[‘ʌðə]	иной
541	ought	[ɔ:t]	выражает долженствование
542	our	[‘auə]	наш
543	out	[aut]	вне, снаружи
544	outside	[,aut’said]	внешняя, наружная часть
545	over	[‘əuvə]	над; свыше
546	own	[əun]	свой; владеть
547	pack	[pæk]	пачка, упаковывать
548	page	[peidʒ]	страница
549	pain	[pein]	боль
550	pale	[peil]	бледный, бледнеть
551	paper	[‘peipə]	бумага
552	park	[pa:k]	парк, парковка
553	part	[pa:t]	часть
554	party	[‘pa:ti]	партия, вечеринка
555	pass	[pa:s]	передавать
556	past	[pa:st]	прошлое
557	path	[pa:θ]	тропинка
558	pause	[pɔ:z]	пауза
559	people	[‘pi:pl]	люди
560	perfect	[‘pз:fikt]	совершенный
561	perhaps	[pə’hæps]	может быть
562	person	[‘pз:s(ə)n]	человек
563	phone	[fəun]	телефон
564	pick	[pik]	собирать; рвать
565	picture	[‘piktʃə]	картина, фотография
566	piece	[pi:s]	кусок
567	place	[pleis]	место; помещать
568	plan	[plæn]	план, планировать
569	play	[plei]	играть, игра
570	playing	[pleiŋ]	игральный
571	please	[pli:z]	пожалуйста, угодить
572	pleasure	[‘plezə]	удовольствие
573	pocket	[‘pɔkit]	карман
574	point	[pɔint]	острие; точка; смысл
575	police	[pə’li:s]	полиция
576	poor	[puə]	бедный
577	position	[pə’ziʃ(ə)n]	местоположение
578	possible	[‘pɔsəbl]	возможный
579	post	[pəust]	почта
580	power	[pauə]	сила (мощь)
581	present	[prez(ə)nt]	настоящее время
582	press	[pres]	жать, пресса
583	pretty	[‘priti]	прелестный
584	probably	[‘prɔbəbli]	наверное
585	problem	[‘prɔbləm]	проблема
586	professor	[prə’fesə]	профессор
587	project	[‘prɔdʒekt]	проект
588	promise	[‘prɔmis]	обещание, обещать
589	public	[‘rʌblik]	общественный, публика
590	pull	[pul]	тянуть
591	purpose	[‘pз:pəs]	намерение
592	push	[ruʃ]	толкать
593	quarter	[‘kwɔ:tə]	четверть
594	question	[‘kwestʃən]	вопрос
595	quick	[kwik]	быстрый
596	quickly	[‘kwikli]	быстро
597	quiet	[‘kwaiət]	тихий
598	quite	[kwait]	вполне
599	radio	[‘reidiəu]	радио
600	rain	[rein]	дождь
601	raise	[reiz]	поднимать
602	rather	[‘ra:ðə]	охотнее
603	reach	[ri:tʃ]	достигать
604	reading	[‘ri:diŋ]	чтение
605	ready	[‘redi]	готовый
606	real	[riəl]	реальный
607	realize	[‘riəlaiz]	выполнять
608	really	[‘riəli]	действительно
609	reason	[‘ri:z(ə)n]	причина
610	red	[red]	красный
611	remain	[ri’mein]	оставаться
612	remember	[ri’membə]	помнить
613	reply	[ri’plai]	отклик
614	report	[ri’pɔ:t]	доклад, докладывать
615	rest	[rest]	отдых, отдыхать
616	retrieve	[ri’tri:v]	отыскать, поиск
617	return	[ri’tз:n]	возвращаться
618	rich	[ritʃ]	богатый
619	right	[rait]	правый; верно
620	ring	[riŋ]	кольцо, ринг, звенеть
621	river	[‘rivə]	река
622	road	[rəud]	дорога
623	rock	[rɔk]	скала, камень
624	roll	[rəul]	катиться
625	room	[ru:m]	комната
626	rose	[rəuz]	роза, розовый
627	round	[raund]	круглый
628	running	[‘rʌniŋ]	бегающий
629	rush	[rʌʃ]	бросаться, мчаться
630	russian	[‘rʌʃ(ə)n]	русский
631	safe	[seif]	безопасный
632	same	[seim]	тот же самый
633	save	[seiv]	спасать
634	saw	[sɔ:]	видел, пила
635	saying	[‘seiiŋ]	поговорка
636	scare	[skɛə]	пугать; испугать
637	school	[sku:l]	школа
638	scream	[skri:m]	крик, вопить
639	sea	[si:]	море
640	seat	[si:t]	сиденье
641	second	[‘sek(ə)nd]	секунда; второй
642	secret	[‘si:krət]	секрет, тайна
643	seeing	[‘si:iŋ]	видение
644	seem	[si:m]	казаться
645	self	[self]	сам
646	sense	[sen(t)s]	чувство
647	service	[‘sз:vis]	служба
648	set	[set]	комплект
649	settle	[‘setl]	поселиться
650	seven	[‘sev(ə)n]	семь
651	several	[‘sev(ə)r(ə)l]	несколько
652	shadow	[‘ʃædəu]	тень
653	shall	[ʃæl]	вспомогательный и модальный глагол
654	shape	[ʃeip]	очертание
655	sharp	[ʃa:p]	острый, ровно
656	she	[ʃi:]	она
657	ship	[ʃip]	корабль
658	shirt	[ʃз:t]	рубашка
659	shit	[ʃit]	дерьмо
660	shock	[ʃɔk]	шок
661	shoe	[ʃu:]	ботинок
662	shot	[ʃɔt]	выстрел
663	should	[ʃud]	1) вспом. глагол; 2) должен, следует
664	shoulder	[‘ʃəuldə]	плечо
665	shout	[ʃaut]	кричать
666	show	[ʃəu]	показ; показывать
667	shut	[ʃʌt]	закрывать
668	sick	[sik]	больной
669	side	[said]	сторона
670	sight	[sait]	зрение, вид
671	sign	[sain]	знак; символ, подписывать
672	silence	[‘sailən(t)s]	тишина
673	silent	[‘sailənt]	безмолвный
674	silver	[‘silvə]	серебро, серебряный
675	simple	[‘simpl]	простой
676	simply	[‘simpli]	просто
677	since	[sin(t)s]	с тех пор
678	single	[‘siŋgl]	единственный
679	sir	[sз:]	сэр
680	sister	[‘sistə]	сестра
681	sitting	[‘sitiŋ]	заседание
682	situation	[sitʃu’eiʃ(ə)n]	положение, ситуация
683	six	[siks]	шесть
684	skin	[skin]	кожа
685	sky	[skai]	небо
686	slow	[sləu]	медленный
687	slowly	[‘sləuli]	медленно
688	small	[smɔ:l]	маленький
689	smell	[smel]	запах
690	smile	[smail]	улыбка; улыбаться
691	smiling	[smailiŋ]	улыбается
692	smoke	[sməuk]	курение, дым
693	snow	[snəu]	снег
694	so	[səu]	так
695	soft	[sɔft]	мягкий
696	some	[sʌm]	несколько
697	somehow	[‘sʌmhau]	как-то
698	someone	[‘sʌmwʌn]	кто-то
699	something	[‘sʌmθiŋ]	что-то
700	sometimes	[sʌmtaimz]	иногда
701	somewhere	[‘sʌmwɛə]	где-то
702	son	[sʌn]	сын
703	song	[sɔŋ]	песня
704	sonny	[‘sʌni]	сынок
705	soon	[su:n]	вскоре
706	sorry	[‘sɔri]	сожалеющий
707	sort	[sɔ:t]	сорт
708	soul	[səul]	душа
709	sound	[saund]	звук
710	south	[sauθ]	юг
711	space	[speis]	пространство
712	speaking	[‘spi:kiŋ]	беседа, говорящий
713	special	[‘spe?(?)l]	особенный, специальный
714	spirit	[‘spirit]	дух
715	spot	[spɔt]	пятно
716	stand	[stænd]	стоять; ставить
717	standing	[‘stændiŋ]	ранг, стоящий
718	star	[sta:]	звезда
719	stare	[stɛə]	уставиться
720	start	[sta:t]	начало; начинать(ся)
721	state	[steit]	государство, штат
722	station	[‘steiʃ(ə)n]	станция
723	stay	[stei]	останавливаться
724	step	[step]	шаг; шагать
725	stick	[stik]	палка
726	still	[stil]	тихий; все еще
727	stone	[stəun]	камень
728	stop	[stɔp]	остановка; останавливать(ся)
729	store	[stɔ:]	магазин, запас
730	story	[‘stɔ:ri]	рассказ
731	straight	[streit]	прямо
732	strange	[streindʒ]	чужой, странный
733	stream	[stri:m]	поток, ручей
734	street	[stri:t]	улица
735	strength	[streŋθ]	сила
736	strong	[strɔŋ]	сильный, сильно
737	study	[‘stʌdi]	изучение
738	stuff	[stʌf]	материал
739	subject	[‘sʌbdʒekt]	предмет
740	such	[sʌtʃ]	такой
741	sudden	[‘sʌd(ə)n]	внезапно
742	suddenly	[‘sʌd(ə)nli]	вдруг
743	summer	[‘sʌmə]	лето
744	sun	[sʌn]	солнце
745	suppose	[səpəuz]	полагать
746	sure	[ʃuə]	уверенный; конечно
747	surprise	[sə’praiz]	удивление
748	sweet	[swi:t]	сладкий
749	system	[‘sistəm]	система
750	table	[‘teibl]	стол, таблица
751	tad	[tæd]	ребёнок, капелька, чуточка
752	taking	[‘teikiŋ]	захват, брать
753	talk	[tɔ:k]	разговор; говорить
754	talking	[‘tɔ:kiŋ]	разговор, говорящий
755	tall	[tɔ:l]	высокий
756	teeth	[ti:θ]	зубы
757	telling	[‘teliŋ]	красноречивый
758	ten	[ten]	десять
759	terrible	[‘terəbl]	ужасный
760	than	[ðæn]	чем
761	thank	[θæŋk]	благодарить
762	that	[ðæt]	тот
763	the	[ðə:]	определенный артикль
764	their	[ðɛə]	их
765	them	[ðem]	их, им
766	themselves	[ðəm’selvz]	сами
767	then	[ðen]	тогда; затем
768	there	[ðɛə]	там, туда, здесь
769	these	[ði:z]	эти
770	they	[ðei]	они
771	thick	[θik]	толстый
772	thin	[θin]	тонкий
773	thing	[θiŋ]	вещь
774	thinking	[‘θiŋkiŋ]	мышление
775	third	[θз:d]	третий
776	thirty	[‘θз:ti]	тридцать
777	this	[ðis]	этот
778	thoracic	[θɔ’rasik]	грудной
779	those	[ðəuz]	те
780	though	[ðəu]	хотя
781	thought	[θɔ:t]	думал, мысль
782	thousand	[‘θauz(ə)nd]	тысяча
783	three	[θri:]	три
784	throat	[θrəut]	горло
785	through	[θru:]	через (сквозь)
786	thus	[ðʌs]	таким образом
787	tie	[tai]	галстук, узел, завязывать
788	till	[til]	до, не раньше
789	time	[taim]	время; раз
790	tire	[‘taiə]	уставать, шина
791	to	[tu:]	к, в
792	today	[tə’dei]	сегодня
793	together	[təgeðə]	вместе; совместно
794	tomorrow	[tə’mɔrəu]	завтра
795	tongue	[tʌŋ]	язык
796	tonight	[tə:nait]	сегодня ночью
797	too	[tu:]	также; слишком
798	top	[tɔp]	верхушка, верхний
799	touch	[tʌtʃ]	касаться
800	toward(s)	[tə’wɔ:dz]	к
801	town	[taun]	город
802	track	[træk]	след, отпечаток, курс
803	train	[trein]	тренироваться, поезд
804	tree	[tri:]	дерево
805	trouble	[‘trʌbl]	неприятности
806	truck	[trʌk]	грузовик
807	true	[tru:]	правильный
808	trust	[trʌst]	доверие
809	truth	[tru:θ]	ИСТИНА
810	try	[trai]	пытаться
811	trying	[‘traiiŋ]	пытаясь
812	turn	[tз:n]	поворачивать(ся)
813	turning	[‘tз:niŋ]	поворот
814	twenty	[‘twenti]	двадцать
815	two	[tu:]	два
816	type	[taip]	тип
817	under	[‘ʌndə]	под; ниже
818	unite	[ju:nait]	объединять
819	unless	[ʌn’les]	если не
820	until	[(ə)n’til]	до, (до тех пор) пока (не)
821	up	[ʌp]	наверх(у), выше
822	upon	[ə’pɔn]	на
823	use	[ju:z]	использовать, польза
824	usually	[‘ju:ʒ(ə)li]	обычно
825	very	[‘veri]	очень
826	view	[vju:]	вид; пейзаж
827	visit	[‘vizit]	посещение
828	voice	[vɔis]	голос
829	wait	[weit]	ждать
830	waiting	[‘weitiŋ]	ожидание
831	walk	[wɔ:k]	ходить
832	walking	[‘wɔ:kiŋ]	ходьба
833	wall	[wɔ:l]	стена
834	want	[wɔnt]	хотеть
835	wanted	[‘wɔntid]	разыскиваемый полицией
836	war	[wɔ:]	война
837	warm	[wɔ:m]	тёплый
838	watch	[wɔtʃ]	1) смотреть, следить; наблюдение; 2) часы
839	watching	[wɔtʃiŋ]	наблюдение
840	water	[‘wɔ:tə]	вода
841	way	[wei]	путь
842	we	[wi:]	мы
843	wearing	[‘wɛəriŋ]	предназначенный для носки
844	week	[wi:k]	неделя
845	well	[wel]	хорошо
846	west	[west]	запад
847	wet	[wet]	мокрый, влажный
848	what	[(h)wɔt]	что
849	whatever	[(h)wɔt’evə]	какой бы ни
850	wheel	[(h)wi:l]	колесо
851	when	[(h)wen]	когда
852	where	[(h)wɛə]	где; куда
853	whether	[‘(h)weðə]	любой из двух
854	which	[(h)witʃ]	который
855	while	[(h)wail]	в то время как
856	whisper	[‘(h)wispə]	шептать
857	white	[(h)wait]	белый
858	who	[hu:]	кто
859	whole	[həul]	весь, целый
860	whom	[hu:m]	кого
861	whose	[hu:z]	чьё
862	why	[(h)wai]	почему
863	wide	[waid]	широкий
864	wife	[waif]	жена
865	wild	[waild]	дикий (о животных); дикорастущий
866	will	[wil]	1) вспом. гл. будущ. врем.; 2) модальный глагол
867	wind	[wind]	ветер
868	window	[‘windəu]	окно
869	wing	[wiŋ]	крыло
870	wish	[wiʃ]	желать, хотеть, желание
871	with	[wið]	с (вместе с)
872	within	[wi’ðin]	в (внутри)
873	without	[wi’ðaut]	без
874	wolf	[wulf]	волк
875	woman	[‘wumən]	женщина
876	women	[‘wimin]	женщины
877	wonder	[‘wʌndə]	удивляться
878	wood	[wud]	лес (древесина)
879	word	[wз:d]	слово
880	working	[‘wз:kiŋ]	обработка, работающий
881	world	[wз:ld]	мир, вселенная
882	worry	[‘wʌri]	надоедать; докучать
883	worse	[wз:s]	хуже, худшее
884	would	[wud]	1) вспом. глагол.; 2) модальный глагол
885	writing	[‘raitiŋ]	письмо, писание
886	wrong	[rɔŋ]	неправильный
887	yard	[ja:d]	ярд
888	yeah	[jɛə]	да
889	year	[jiə]	год
890	yellow	[‘jeləu]	жёлтый
891	yes	[jes]	да
892	yet	[jet]	всё ещё
893	you	[ju:]	вы
894	young	[jʌŋ]	молодой
895	your	[jɔ:]	ваш
896	yourself	[jɔ:’self]	сам

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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

External links

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How do you write a class 1 sentence?

The first noun:

1st (one) ⏱️ The time

Time. What time is it right now?

Word number two:

2nd (two)🧍🏼 The person

Person. I am a person.

3rd (three) 3️⃣6️⃣5️⃣ The year

Year: Happy New Year, happy new 2018.

4th (four) 🛣️ The way

Way: Can you tell me the way to the city center? Then you can tell me what to do. But right now, it is the other way around!

5th (five) 🌅 The day

Day. What day is it today? It’s Friday. What day is today? Friday

6th (six) The thing

Thing: What is this thing? This is a planner.

7th (seven) 🤵🏽‍♂️ The man

Man: A boy grew up and became a real man. Listen to a real man.

8th (eight) 🌏 The world

World: The world is mine. Or is the world the planet where we live? The world is mine.

9th (nine) The life

Life: It’s such a wonderful life. Never give up. It’s such a wonderful life.

10th (ten) 🫱 The hand

Hand: Give me a hand. Give me your hand.

11th (eleven) The part

Part: America is a part of the world.

12th 🧒🏼 The child

Child: She recently got a child.

13th 👁️ The eye

Eye: This is your eye. Please close your eyes.

14th 👰‍♀️ The woman

Woman: I’m a woman. You are a man and I am a woman.

15th (fifteen) The place

Place. This is the most beautiful place in the world. By the way, I think, San Francisco is one of the most beautiful places in the world.

16th (sixteen) 7️⃣ The week

Week: a week contains seven days. Week!

17th (seventeen) 🛄 The case

Case: He defended his case in court: Case closed.

18th (eighteen) ⚫ The point

Point: What’s the point, in traveling so far? or sometimes a point can be a dot?

19th (nineteen) The government

Government: The Government is the people who rule the country. Government

20est (twenty) 🏢 The company

Company: I run my own company. It’s my company.

21st (twentyone)🔢 The number

Number: What is your favorite number? And you get my favorite number By the way, my favorite number is 13, because I was born on March 13.

22nd (twenty-two) 👨‍👨‍👦‍👦 The group

Group: I recently joined a singing group. Picture, group picture.

23rd (twenty-three) 🤔 The problem

Problem. What if your problem? What’s your problem, Mate? What are you doing?

24th (twenty-four) ❗ The fact

Fact: A fact is something you know for sure. I am in San Francisco. This is a fact.

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VERBS

Now, we are moving into verbs, and verbs mean actions. (If the English verb is irregular, with the past tense declination in brackets)

THE FIRST VERB IS:

1 be (I am, I was, I have been)

Be: Prince Hamlet says, To be, or not to be.

2 have (I have, I had, I have had)

Have: I have a beautiful shirt. I have no idea.

3 ✅ do (I do, I did, I have done)

Do: I like to do videos on YouTube. Just do it.

4 💬 say

Say: I like to say things about the English language.

5 📥 get (I got, I have gotten)

Get: Can I get that coffee, please?

6 make, (I make, I made, I have made)

Make: How do you make a cake yourself at home? Make, make make make.

7 👣 go, (I Go, I went, I have gone)

Go: Let’s go for a walk. Let us go. Let’s go.

8 🧠 know, (I knew, I have known)

Know: I know you. And you know that I’m Marina.

9 I take, (I took, I have taken)

Take: Let me take that. When you want to help somebody in the street. Let me take that.

10 👀 I see, (I saw, I have seen)

See: I see you, you see me. See you.

11  📥 come, (I come, I came, I have come)

Come: Come and visit me tomorrow. Come with me.

12 🤔 think, (I thought, I have thought)

Think: I think this video is super useful.

13 👀 I look

Look: Look at me and memorize what I’m saying, Look at me.

14 want

Want: I want to go to Canada in 2018.

15 🎁 give, (I give, I gave, I have given)

Give: I love to give presents. Can you give me that?

16 use

Use: Can you use your cell phone?

17 find, (I found, I have found)

Find: I’m so glad I found you. So, I find you.

18 🗣️ tell, (I tell, I told, I have told)

Tell: Let me tell you something. Let me tell you something.

19❓ ask

Ask: Can I ask you something?

20 🏋🏼 work, I work

Work: I work every day from 9 to 6. A typical office day is from 9 to 6. Work from 9 to 6, usually my work is.

21 seem

Seem: You remember the song, right? Sorry seems to be the hardest word. Sorry seems to be the hardest word. This is when something looks like something, but it’s not.

22 feel, (I felt, I have felt)

Feel: I feel you guys, I feel your pain of learning the English language. Feel.

23 try, I try

Try: I love to try different things. I love to try ballet. I love to try yoga. I love to try the piano. I love to try singing. I love to try things.

24 📤 leave, (I leave, I left, I have left)

Leave: Don’t leave me. Stay on this channel. Stay on this channel. Don’t leave. Don’t switch off your computer.

25 📲 call

Call: Can you call me, please? Hello, Mommy.

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ADJECTIVES

The next category is adjectives. And adjectives help you describe something.

1 👍 good

Good: Have a good day. Okay okay, have a good day.

2 🆕 new

New: I just got a new sticker on my phone to hold my cards. This is new, just got it.

3 1️⃣ first

First: What is the first thing you do, when you wake up in the morning? first. What’s the first rule?

4 🔚 last

Last: What is the last thing you do before you go to bed? What I do by the way: I think, I check my Instagram the last thing before I go to bed. If you don’t follow me yet, please follow. It’s Lingua Marina on Instagram.

5 ↔️ long

Long: is an hour one hour? One hour is 60 minutes long. Long, long … long, long.

6 👏🏽 great

Great: Have a great day. great amazing beautiful.

7 🤏🏼 little

Little: I’m sorry. I’m a little late, Little.

8 own

Own: I like to own cars instead of renting them. So I like to have my own car instead of going to a rental company every day asking for a car.

9 other

Other: YouTube is my hobby. My other hobbies include Fitness, yoga, and Hiking. Another story.

10 old

Old: How old are you? I am 27 years old. Are you 27? How old are you? 27.

11 ➡️ right

Right: To the right, or to the left ◀️?

12 ↕️ big

Big: the world is so big. The world is a big place.

13 🔼 high

High. It’s not Hi. It’s high. Tall, very high.

14 ☯️ different

Different: English and German are different languages. They are not the same.

15 🤏🏼 small

Small. Hamsters, you know the small animals, are very small hamsters, mice, … Calibri birds are the smallest. Small talk, small talk, small talk.

16 ↕️ large

Large. This short is a little too large. Which means it doesn’t really fit. It’s a loose fit and it’s large.

17 ⏩ next

Next: So, what’s next? What next?

18 🌅 early

Early: I don’t like waking up early. I wake up at around 10 am every morning. I love to sleep, honestly.

19 👧 young

Young: She’s very young. She’s just 14 years old. She is a lovely young lady.

21 ☝🏼 important

Important: This is an important video. Because during this video you learn the 100 most-used English words.

23 🔢 few

Few: I have a few good friends, which means I have some good friends. I know a few moves.

22 📢 public

Public: I love public speaking. I love talking to people. Some people are afraid of public speaking.

23 👎🏾 bad

Bad: I don’t think being shy is bad. Bad is the opposite of good. What is good. And what is bad? You are bad at math.

24 ⚖️ same

Same: I’m not the same as I used to be in 2016. I’ve changed a lot.

25  ✅ ble

Able: I am able to speak English. Are you able to speak English? I think you are now.

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PREPOSITIONS

Alright, let’s go to the next category:

Propositions describe how things relate to each other

1 to

to: Let’s go to London. Go back to London.

2 of

of: Oh, do you remember the song piece of me by Britney? I am a piece of me

3 in

in: I am in San Francisco

4 for

for: What would you like to get for your birthday?

5 on

on: I’m sitting on a couch?

6 with

with: I am recording this video with a new Sony camera. With.

7 at

at: I should finish at around 9:00 p.m.

8 by

By: come by anytime you want I’m waiting for you.

9 from

from: the bottom of my heart. From Russians.

10 up

Up: Wake up. And get your things done! Up.

11 about

About: What are you talking about? Let’s talk about it.

12 into

into: I’m into to you means, I love you. I fancy you. You’re amazing. I’m into you.

13 over

Over: This video is not over yet. We’re still going. There are still about 27 words to go. And when you’re done, you know 50% of the English language.

14 after

after: I think it’s too late to come after 9 pm. Try to come earlier. after what?

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PARTS OF SPEECH WORDS

And now I’ll just go through the parts of speech that are left, and they belong to different parts of speech. So, let me just mention those to you.

1 The

2 And

3 A

4 That

5 I

6 It

7 Not

8 He

9 As

10 You

11 This

12 But

13 His

14 They

15 Her

17 She

17 Or

18 An

19 Will

20 My

21 One

22 All

23 Would

24 There

And the last word is:

25 Their

if you have been watching attentively you might have noticed that I’ve named a little more than 100 Words. And actually, I named 114. That’s why, because I wanted to include more announce this is 50% of all written English. And I congratulate you on reaching their milestone. Now, you know 50% of all written English words. Let me know guys, if there are words, that you didn’t know. Let me know if you enjoyed this video by hiding the like, and subscribing to this Channel!

You enjoyed this video by hitting like and subscribing to this Channel and the best way to practice the new words is to use them in context. So, think of sentences, think of different phrases, that you can use to embed those words.

And another great way to practice, actually the best way to practice, is to go to an English-speaking country. And immerse yourself into English, by staying with locals and going to a language school. And languagegroup.com is my company, that’s gonna help you with that. And it’s a booking platform for any country. So, you can be from anywhere in the world and you could use it to come to the UK United States Canada, whatever you want. So, please let me know if you enjoyed it, comment below, and I’ll see you in the next videos. Bye!

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The 114 Most Frequently Spoken Words

Rank	Nouns	Verbs	Adjectives	Prepositions	Others
1	⏳ time	be	good	to	the
2	🧍🏼person	have	new	of	and
3	3️⃣6️⃣5️⃣ 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	7️⃣ 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

Source: Wikipedia