Top 300 Most Common English Words

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[Virtual Presenter] Studying English language can be quite challenging, especially when our goal is to truly master it. But there is a way to make it easier; today I will be presenting the top 300 most common English words, which make up about half of all written material. Let's get started!.

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[Audio] In order to become better English speakers, it is essential to learn vocabulary. Being familiar with the top 300 most common words can help us comprehend new materials and expand our vocabularies. This list provides a great base to start from and boost our confidence in English..

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[Audio] Fundamental to everyday language is the word "the", which can be used as an article, a pronoun, or an adverb. For instance, "the sun is shining brightly" with "the" being used as an article. It can also be employed as a pronoun in the sentence "please give the book to the librarian". Additionally, it can also take on the form of an adverb in "the more, the merrier". Being able to comprehend this simple word is crucial to comprehending standard English. In today's discussion, we will be covering the 300 most frequent English words..

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[Audio] 'The' is the third most common English word and it has many uses. It is often used to refer to something that has either been mentioned before or is common knowledge. For example, saying 'the book' assumes that the listener is already aware of the book being referred to, which is present in the sentence to refer to a specific book that is on the table..

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[Audio] Crying is a word often heard in homes with babies. It can range from a soft whimper to a loud wail that can be hard to tune out. Babies use crying as their form of communication, as it's the only way to get our attention and inform us of their needs. We can gain a lot of insight by understanding the language of their cries..

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[Audio] "The phrase 'The rain is falling softly outside' uses several of the top 300 most common English words. 'The' and 'is' are articles and auxiliaries, respectively. 'Rain' and 'falling' are both verbs, while 'softly' is an adverb. Finally, 'outside' is a preposition. Together, these words form a phrase that paints a peaceful picture of nature..

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[Audio] As you can see in the slide, the most common English word is “the” - it is used in this sentence "the bird is chirping in the tree". "The" is a very versatile word, which can be used as an article, an adverb, a noun, and a pronoun. It connects two parts of a sentence and helps add structure, and gives us a better understanding of what we are reading or saying. We use "the" almost everywhere in our daily conversation and it is also used in many idioms like “the bee's knees”, for instance. As you can see, it is a very important part of our language..