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100 Most Common English Words

Guess the most common words in the English Language, according to Oxford Online.
For the purposes of this quiz, conjugations count as the same word
For example, swam, swum and swimming would all count as "swim"
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Last updated: September 8, 2022
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First submittedFebruary 16, 2013
Times taken865,088
Average score40.0%
Rating4.88
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Word
The
Be
To
Of
And
A
In
That
Have
I
It
For
Not
Word
On
With
He
As
You
Do
At
This
But
His
By
From
They
Word
We
Say
Her
She
Or
An
Will
My
One
All
Would
There
Their
Word
What
So
Up
Out
If
About
Who
Get
Which
Go
Me
When
Make
Word
Can
Like
Time
No
Just
Him
Know
Take
People
Into
Year
Your
Word
Good
Some
Could
Them
See
Other
Than
Then
Now
Look
Only
Come
Word
Its
Over
Think
Also
Back
After
Use
Two
How
Our
Work
First
Word
Well
Way
Even
New
Want
Because
Any
These
Give
Day
Most
Us
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Level 83
Dec 18, 2013
I turned my EFL students on to this quiz the other day and they loved it.
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Level 66
Jan 12, 2017
Those English as a Fourteenth Language students are a barrel of fun :).
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Level 83
Apr 6, 2017
I feel silly saying this because obviously you would make sure you were totally up to speed on all the industry lingo and acronyms before making such a comment, but EFL stands for English as a Foreign Langauge. ESL isn't really used anymore, in favor of EFL and ESOL and other more accurate acronyms.
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Level 69
Apr 11, 2023
'Langauge'?
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Level 69
Apr 30, 2017
I heard of EAL where I am, and I don't know what it stands for :P
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Level 52
Aug 24, 2017
He obviously meant 'fortieth'. Dude.
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Level 70
Jul 4, 2017
how did they do?
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Level 83
Aug 6, 2018
some better than others
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Level 62
Mar 12, 2014
It would sure be nice to if the words guessed were displayed alphabetically so that we could quickly find the ones already guessed if we want to see which ones we have already guessed (for sure) ... I realize that the Quiz-maker here wanted to list the words in order of most commonly used words in the English language .... But, couldn't these cardinal numberings be listed in parentheses after all the words? And that way the answers could all be filled into an alphabetical chart. Please consider this evolution! Thanks very much!
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Level 7
Apr 29, 2014
got 56!!should've gotten more. :(
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Level 45
Jun 25, 2014
68, beat 93.1%... pretty good!
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Level 33
Jul 10, 2014
What is the reference source for this quiz? How do we know these are dfinitvely the 100 most common English words? American or British English? Always cite your source.
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Level 36
Aug 20, 2014
On account of you just used quite a number of them in your comment, as did I, I'd say a source isn't exactly required.
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Level 38
Jul 30, 2014
All those adverbs! Could never regurgitate them on the fly.
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Level 71
Sep 23, 2017
Poor little fly......
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Level 77
Apr 26, 2020
From the Oxford Dictionary of English: on the fly—while in motion or progress.
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Level 47
Oct 25, 2021
It's called a joke
+10
Level 15
Oct 18, 2014
Am I the only one who read everything on the page for words to use? xD
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Level 32
Feb 25, 2017
no
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Level 37
Apr 28, 2023
i did too
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Level 40
Oct 25, 2017
I used my TV guide and found quite a few words in there from the details for various programmes.
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Level 62
Oct 25, 2017
I went through poems.
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Level 48
Nov 24, 2017
I frantically searched through song lyrics in my mind, lol
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Level 45
Nov 27, 2017
I was listening to music while doing the quiz, so i just used the lyrics :p
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Level 88
Feb 22, 2020
I tried using the Bee Movie script.
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Level 18
Oct 28, 2014
55/100 :) :P
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Level 10
Jan 14, 2018
56. Weeeee
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Level 45
Nov 30, 2014
there's no YES on the list? weird
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Level 28
Oct 12, 2017
And "ok"
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Level 20
Jan 8, 2015
100/100 3:07 left, no cheating, it's just I have my own quizzes like this.
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Level 57
Feb 16, 2015
When I typed "is" it gave me "be".
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Level 87
Feb 16, 2015
Dang crazy English language...am, is, are, was, were....all from the verb "to be."
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Level 11
Feb 16, 2015
I answered yes and it didn't accept it. Please add yes.
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Level 43
Nov 13, 2017
Why would "yes" be added? This isn't something that the quiz maker just whipped up randomly, this is based off the most commonly used words. If yes isn't on this quiz, it shouldn't be.
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Level 35
Feb 16, 2015
listening to music while doing this quiz helps.
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Level 28
Feb 16, 2015
Most of these words are prepositions.

If you did the preposition song in school, reciting it would get about 50%

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Level 20
Feb 19, 2015
Only scored 63, but at least I got use. How did only 7% get use?
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Level 20
Feb 19, 2015
One time though, I got 100% with, I can't remember, but I think it was a little over 3:00 left.
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Level 24
Feb 20, 2015
I wonder how come 'no' is on the list but'yes' is not. Strange
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Level 69
Apr 11, 2023
No idea...
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Level 41
Jul 19, 2015
can and could should count as the same word?
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Level 71
Sep 23, 2017
Unfortunately for you words that are spelt differently are counted as different words, it's a cruel world I know.
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Level 66
May 21, 2019
but they come from the same verb : can, no?
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Level 76
Sep 22, 2015
I've taken this quiz several times and have got all of the words at least once, but never at the same time.
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Level 64
Oct 14, 2015
Did anyone else get a large portion of them by reciting the opening paragraph of "Harry Potter" to themselves? lol...
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Level 82
Dec 6, 2015
I recited one of the Shakespeare speeches I know by heart. Got me quite a lot actually. "Lest" and "thy", sadly, no longer appear too much in the lexicon, though.
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Level 71
Sep 23, 2017
I recited Richard III opening........ "Now is the winter of our discontent etc.............
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Level 45
Mar 8, 2021
no way. I know this comment was 5 years ago, but I did too! I was so surprised someone else did. Harry Potter is one of the best series in the world
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Level 55
Oct 18, 2015
Took me about 40 attempts but finally nailed 100 from memory alone. Whoo!
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Level 64
Nov 28, 2015
You gave 14 answers away in the instructions and title. SAT replacement vocabulary may benefit you!
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Level 47
Oct 25, 2021
That's because they're common. And words like "the" aren't easily replaceable.
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Level 77
Mar 17, 2016
I was about to click "give up", but then I realized that "give" and "up" were probably both answers. Also I got at least 10 answers from the quiz description.
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Level 47
Mar 29, 2016
only 97 percent know a now thats disappoinrting
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Level 31
Apr 24, 2016
Sad to see that "love" was not in the top 100.
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Level 20
Apr 28, 2016
I got 50... not awful.... but still - I use all of these words at least once a day! :0 I have no idea how I forgot so many of these... especially 'And'. :/
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Level 59
Jul 3, 2016
isn't 'could' a form of 'can'?
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Level 71
Sep 23, 2017
The baked beans came in a tin-could........... no that's not right!
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Level 54
Aug 4, 2016
I wonder why 'no' is in this list and 'yes' isn't...
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Level 17
Apr 17, 2023
I was going to tell you, but you know what, no.
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Level 60
Sep 6, 2016
34. Where's the nearest cliff :-(
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Level 68
Sep 14, 2016
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_common_words_in_English
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Level 56
Sep 19, 2016
i just started to put in the lyrics from the fresh prince and got many of them :D
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Level 23
Oct 1, 2016
red why
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Level 10
Oct 11, 2016
Just read the nearest thing to you, like I did, then you will get some words.
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Level 44
Feb 17, 2017
Um?
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Level 60
Feb 21, 2017
Nowadays, you know what should have made this list? Trump. I swear that's all people talk about.
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Level 79
Apr 7, 2017
Maybe they do, but they refer to him as You-Know-Who... and those three words are already on the list.
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Level 46
Feb 24, 2017
Cheating in this quiz just means scrolling down to the comments and typing the shortest words you see
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Level 58
Mar 3, 2017
got 69
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Level 69
Mar 3, 2017
I feel like an idiot when the time runs out.
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Level 65
Apr 6, 2017
What does it say about our society that "no" is on here, but "yes" is not.
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Level 54
Apr 16, 2017
It says that 'no' has a much broader grammatical function than 'yes':

There is 'no' milk in the fridge

'No' dogs allowed

I am 'no' fool

etc.

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Level 73
Sep 2, 2017
However, good is here but not bad; up is here but not down
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Level 69
Aug 15, 2019
I think yes is more often used in spoken language
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Level 66
Feb 14, 2020
Nah
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Level 47
Oct 25, 2021
"Yes" is only used for agreement, but "no" is used for disagreement as well as to convey the lack of something, e.g. you would say you have no idea, but you wouldn't say that you have yes idea.
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Level 58
Apr 6, 2017
was even fun to have
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Level 43
Apr 6, 2017
53/100
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Level 43
Apr 6, 2017
My aim was to get at least half
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Level 68
Apr 12, 2017
Love this quiz. Still trying to get 100%, but there's always a word that slips out... then, than, that...you get the drift.
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Level 68
May 6, 2022
Finally got them all. Last one I was trying to get was... NOW!
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Level 6
Apr 27, 2017
31
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Level 56
Apr 29, 2017
73/100
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Level 7
May 20, 2017
Clue: A lot of the words are from the song Hello, by adele XD
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Level 24
Jun 26, 2017
Ok...i thought i did a horrible job, only 48/100! And i still got 3/5 points!Wow.
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Level 21
Jul 20, 2017
I got 70
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Level 67
Jul 20, 2017
I love that want appears and need doesn't. And take comes before think, work, and give isn't on at all.
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Level 76
Jul 30, 2017
Anyone else forget "and"?
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Level 25
Aug 7, 2017
100/100 with 56 sec left :/
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Level 33
Aug 18, 2017
It's funny how 'no' is on there but 'yes' isn't. Also, 'over' and 'think' are next to each other.
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Level 71
Jun 25, 2022
Probably because ‘no’ has more than one meaning: ‘no’ as in ‘negative’ as opposed to ‘yes’ affirmative, or, it can mean the absence of something, e.g. ‘I have no idea’, or, ‘there was no way,’ or ‘He had no money.”
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Level 73
Aug 23, 2017
Amazing quiz and a challenging time amount. Sometimes it's nice to have a quiz with a time amount that makes it really hard to ace the first or even the second time for most people.

I kept thinking of more and more words and yet I didn't get them all. How fun. Makes you realize just how many words we use every day that are not the nouns and verbs we usually focus on when it comes to vocabulary.

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Level 15
Aug 29, 2017
sooo.. are we not going to discuss the fact that 3% did not even press the letter "A" ?
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Level 48
Sep 6, 2017
It would be nice if it was arranged in columns like "verbs" etc.
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Level 86
Sep 6, 2017
I Think the "F-word" is spoken out alot more than average of these words
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Level 83
Sep 21, 2017
it depends on what they are using for the corpus. If it were taken from transcriptions of conversations in fraternities and pubs, yeah probably. If it's academic texts or magazine articles, probably not.
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Level 88
Dec 22, 2018
There are a few F-words on here.
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Level 66
Jun 27, 2019
Yea it is used nearly as often as the smurfs use the smurf word. They use it for sm*rfing everything!!
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Level 28
Oct 6, 2017
Did anyone else just start talking to themselves and trying every word they said?
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Level 46
Dec 28, 2017
I did.
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Level 52
Oct 11, 2017
Now write a story using each of them only once.
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Level 67
Nov 17, 2018
I had a go, it doesn't make much sense.

Be good to the people of time. And in that, have a good day. Do it not for me, but as I see you on with this. At his will, by he, they come from, say, she or we. An even one would get my out there. Her "what?" , their "so?" go up if just about him. When can who like which make? Take into your year some " no". Could them, other than two. Now then, look. Its only use: "think back over". Also, how our work want, well, first, any new way after us. Because these give most.

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Level 66
Dec 2, 2019
This whst it feels like hearing some people talk sometimes. But nod and say uhu uhu, but then think what are they actually saying? A lot of words but it is going nowhere.

On the flipside, sometimes it us the receiver (me) when I'm very ill, tired, or have a fever, it can sort of sound like that, only words and having lost direction. Eventhough in reality they are making perfect sense (and in those cases my own comprehensability drops aswell... I think I have often typed some vague stuff on here.., concentration is often out the window due to my health. Weirdly enough, I cán concentrate on the quizzes themselves))

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Level 22
Nov 12, 2017
Got 49. Happy I got the whole first column. Mad about the obvious ones I missed. I went through pronouns and forgot we and you!
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Level 20
Feb 12, 2018
lol, i love how people need to cheat on these kinds of things. I got 100% with no cheating. But I will admit that it tried "why" multiple time before I gave up. "Why" should be on this.
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Level 67
Feb 20, 2018
Suprised there are no cusses there :)
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Level 66
Mar 2, 2018
If have no clue if the people who enjoyed this quiz would also enjoy Clueless #15.
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Level 68
Mar 2, 2018
Interesting to see which words don't overlap with the Spanish one
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Level 42
Apr 4, 2018
The pronoun song, “Rufus Xavier Sarsparilla” is the best song ever for figuring this out. Try it!
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Level 35
Apr 12, 2018
are could and can not related ?
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Level 18
May 14, 2018
Well, I got 37 when the average is 40, but I got some of the least guessed ones they had.
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Level 27
May 15, 2018
This was fun. At first I felt bad about getting only 50, but felt relieved when I saw the average score. Tough quiz, but interesting!
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Level 69
Jun 8, 2018
where is microwave
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Level 56
Aug 7, 2018
I can't believe that it doesn't accept, "pimpmobile".
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Level 19
Aug 20, 2018
No is
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Level 66
Dec 7, 2018
55, apparently that beats 86% ! I thought getting about half was not that good, bbut apparently it is not bad at all
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Level 44
Dec 18, 2018
85/100 beats 96% of people.
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Level 48
Dec 20, 2018
Why is "his" an individual answer, but not "hers"?
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Level 73
May 29, 2019
probably because 'hers' is not one of the 100 most commonly used english words, whereas 'his' is; the list does feature 'her' though
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Level 66
Jun 27, 2019
You can say his house, but not hers house. (You say it is his and it is hers though, so his has got a double function)
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Level 55
Dec 31, 2018
Can't believe I only got 59
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Level 50
Mar 13, 2019
After the quiz you just feel stupid
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Level 19
May 26, 2019
Nice quiz!
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Level 48
Jun 5, 2019
A great strategy is to look around the page for any words that seem probable if you can't think of any lol
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Level 73
Jun 21, 2019
That moment I tried to write 'soon' and instead got both 'so' and 'on'.
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Level 33
Jul 21, 2019
Nice quiz. :D I only got one person taking one of my quizzes yesterday :P
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Level 71
Jun 25, 2022
I just had a look, first ones I saw were on Hamilton lyrics and AJR lyrics (who they?). Could that be why? lol
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Level 23
Jul 29, 2019
73 word yaaay
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Level 47
Jul 30, 2019
The comments really helped. I looked for pronouns and possessive pronouns like I, me, my and she, her and you, your
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Level 64
Sep 17, 2019
This quiz should be renamed to: "In six minutes you will feel really dumb."
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Level 67
Oct 30, 2019
NO YES?
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Level 66
Dec 2, 2019
Maybe..
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Level 36
Jan 13, 2020
53 could get more if i cheat but that's just not me
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Level 83
Feb 12, 2020
So I need to improve my score on this by 10 to get the word badge.
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Level 66
Feb 14, 2020
That is what brought me here aswell. And also need to get 10 more. But dont like to take it two times in a row. I would make it if I do it again right now. But for me personally that feels like cheating (not saying it is when others do it) I rather wait a couple of weeks before trying again. Though this is one of those quizzes where each time, you might miss a different 5 answers, so getting them all but never at the same time to get a perfect.
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Level 66
Mar 4, 2020
Got it, 4th time :) I think I need one other thing still for the badge
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Level 83
Feb 19, 2020
ack! 72 on this attempt... missed by 3.
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Level 83
Aug 11, 2020
same exact score this time. Only off by 3. :P
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Level 71
Jun 25, 2022
Same three or a different three?
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Level 43
Feb 20, 2020
As soon as the timer runs out, we all smack our heads saying, "How did I not think of that?"
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Level 18
Feb 21, 2020
I forgot 'and' *head hits wall*
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Level 85
Feb 22, 2020
I know they have no infinitive, but can/could and will/would are forms of the same verbs, aren't they?
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Level 83
Feb 22, 2020
Depends on how they are being used.
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Level 85
Feb 23, 2020
I guess the homonyms are separated.
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Level 85
Feb 23, 2020
Just a remark, I don't know if it's meant to work like that, but I just earned the words badge by taking the quiz untimed...
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Level 66
Mar 4, 2020
Personally I don't think untimed should earn badges, sort of takes away the purpose of badges.
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Level 33
Feb 24, 2020
My missed words included: Just Look Its Over. Think Back After Our First Day. Us.
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Level 66
Mar 4, 2020
Because people... those are the longest words, because... people.

Got the 75/100 I was after, there were 8 words I never tried in any of my attempts: with, make, know, just, into, well, new, use

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Level 56
Apr 9, 2020
why on earth is Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious not on the list ?!?!?
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Level 74
May 10, 2020
I try this quiz every few months in an attempt to get the word badge, but I can never get past the 60s.
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Level 39
Jun 10, 2020
Oh gosh, I literally only got 45. I feel utterly stupid.🤦‍♀️😳
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Level 73
Jun 12, 2020
Fun fact! The second most used word is used half as much as the first, the third one third as much, etc. This is called Zipf’s law, and it applies to many things!
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Level 39
Jul 9, 2020
The description says that conjugations count as one word, and in practice suppletive conjugations like "am" and "is" are counted as just "be".

Then why isn't a suppletive conjugation like "us" counted together with "we"?

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Level 86
Sep 3, 2020
It took me 16 attempts over three years to finally get above 75 and earn the words badge, but today I've finally done it with 77 answers correct!
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Level 21
Sep 28, 2020
No is used more than yes :D
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Level 68
May 6, 2022
It is because you can say things like "I have no time for this." And "there is no other way". But Yes cannot be used in a sentence like that.
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Level 32
Nov 3, 2020
It's over. XD
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Level 61
Nov 27, 2020
As a non-native speaker I got 60/100 and I almost feel like it is easier if English is not you mother tongue, because you will more likely think about the very common words that you would use.
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Level 28
Dec 21, 2020
That was hard I got 76 I did well didn’t I
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Level 58
Jan 15, 2021
I feel kinda proud to get 76 of them even though english is not my first language (I'm polish) and I'm only 13.
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Level 40
Feb 27, 2021
I got fifty-one answers correct!
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Level 45
Mar 8, 2021
I wasn't expecting antidisestablishmentarianism to be on here.
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Level 55
Mar 11, 2021
I beat 99% (I got 100)
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Level 28
Mar 12, 2021
60/100. Still a great quiz!
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Level 15
Mar 18, 2021
Wow. Great quiz.
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Level 44
Apr 29, 2021
pog i got 78 XD
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Level 52
May 11, 2021
'Got' as a type in for 'get'?
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Level 23
May 20, 2021
I am proud to say I deliberately scored 69 just for the heck of it.
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Level 24
May 26, 2021
Wow, I never noticed that there were than many common words in English, I was exactly average, beating 50.2% of people, and its crazy to think that you don't actually know that many of the words you probably use hundreds of times per day.
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Level 76
Jul 12, 2021
Why is this so much harder than it seems?? Wow, I am a native English speaker and could only conjure up 55 when put on the spot. I guess that shows how naturally and thoughtlessly your native language can come. When I actually had to think about individual words I blanked. I missed 50 words that I probably use effortlessly 10 times a day.
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Level 72
Aug 11, 2021
I don't know why this is so hard and I haaaaaate it
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Level 56
Aug 31, 2021
49 first try
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Level 29
Aug 31, 2021
Took me 10 tries but I finally got 75!
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Level 73
Oct 25, 2021
the box at the start says my best score is 65/100 but when i finish it says your high score is 75/100 in a separate box. what's going on? is it something to do with if i've taken it untimed? i'm aware it's not specific to this quiz but i don't know a space for any general Jetpunk comments
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Level 62
Dec 16, 2022
The one at the start is generated before you take the quiz (so shows the best score you’ve gotten previously); the one in the white box is discussing your current attempt, so could give a higher result.
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Level 47
Nov 3, 2021
I don't know how I got 'one' and 'two'.
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Level 53
Dec 21, 2021
It is good that most people who think could even want to work this out,

because any of these give us the most they can do.

so say what up when we make our new well also first come look at it if you know.

For now if i have the most time which he and her use all year

or just like go over there than with me on my way

but how would she take him back some other day.

Or not only get yours into their one from his as its after two

by about then will see them in.

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Level 28
Dec 25, 2021
im ashamed of myself for missing and
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Level 36
Jan 18, 2022
I'm surprised that "ok" is not in the list.
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Level 40
Feb 25, 2022
53 not bad for a 14 year old that lives in non english speaking country but now they all seem so obvious when i see what i missed... LOL
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Level 34
Mar 15, 2022
Got 98 on second try, lol, I have no time to do the other 2
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Level 47
Mar 29, 2022
I got 59, not too bad as English is not my first language
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Level 63
Apr 3, 2022
Surprising to see the word "its" here. I think people say the contraction "IT'S" far more often than the possessive pronoun.
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Level 36
Apr 22, 2022
got all of them with 3:09 left
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Level 28
May 7, 2022
NAILED IT,100/100 1:42 seconds left.
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Level 24
May 13, 2022
WOW I got'em all still 31 seconds left
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Level 77
May 29, 2022
Reading the comments certainly helps. Every answer does appear in them.
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Level 40
Jun 11, 2022
A good strategy for this is to make up sentences in your head, and type words from your sentences that seem like they would fit on this list.
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Level 28
Jun 12, 2022
Crazy how poorly I did on my first try - 44 words and half of them auto-filled when I was typing an incorrect word!
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Level 16
Jun 13, 2022
100% 4:21
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Level 54
Jun 29, 2022
My trick was to sing along to songs I knew off by heart and fill in the words from there
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Level 24
Aug 6, 2022
It took me three minutes. This was nothing compared to the giant squid quiz.https://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/1425565/name-the-giant-squid
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Level 57
Aug 30, 2022
why dont could and would count for can and will? these are the same verbs just conjugated.
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Level 48
Sep 8, 2022
'got' is past tense of 'get', so it should work yet doesn't
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Level ∞
Sep 8, 2022
Got will work now
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Level 43
Oct 8, 2022
51/100 not bad better than 78% good for a greek
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Level 88
Oct 16, 2022
Yikes. This is my go to quickie test. I've taken it 57 times in 4 years.
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Level 49
Oct 27, 2022
Today was the 1st time I started on this quiz...100% with 2:06 left. Just make sentences out of the words, e.g. First, when will she be there. Would you make most of it even with them? Tricky part is when you catch your typing for words like 'it' which is first 'I' then 'it'....I'm refining my sentences and word order to get through the little words first
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Level 49
Oct 27, 2022
AND THEN I SAW TELEPORT'S AWESOME RAP....SWEET
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Level 62
Dec 16, 2022
Which is the most common five letter word found in English Wikipedia articles. I had code running for days parsing the contents of English Wikipedia and got a ranking for 5 letter words. 'Which' was by far the most common word, which makes sense for an encyclopedia.
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Level 31
Feb 16, 2023
I feel like such an idiot
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Level 36
Mar 8, 2023
Even though I'm a native English speaker, I got 99! So close!
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Level 44
Apr 14, 2023
i got 74, you need 75 for the word badge AARGH!!!
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Level 31
May 1, 2023
oh damn unlucky
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Level 31
May 1, 2023
Aint no way 'is' isn't on the list.
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Level 44
May 21, 2023
It's because it's a conjugation of the word 'be'.
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Level 44
May 21, 2023
My strategy was to say random sentences to myself and type in words within them that I thought were common.