Three hundred words comprise 60-65% per cent of all written English.
Listing these words is relevant to my interests. Firstly because it’s a shameless hitcount grab. Secondly, I can print this post out at work tomorrow for my kids (you know, being an ESL teacher and all). I’ve done it before but not at my current job location… and they have tests soon.
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What? I don’t see the most common word used by me when sitting in front of a computer or while driving down the road.
“battle” and “tank” are both missing …
Cheers
Oh, c’mon Bing, where the hell are the most important words……….beer & chips or V8 & Ute????? I’ve got nothing else.
On this one, I think Vulture was closer to the mark.
But hey, it’s for the kids soooooo…….
I thought porn would have rated in the top ten
LOL, it’s the most common words, not the most common google search queries!
what about usa
“usa” is not a word. It is an initialism.