(And adding the words "I" and "a")
(This will make it easier to construct sentences to use for practice.)
a an the this these that some all any every who which what such other;
I me my we us our you your he him his she her it its they them their;
man men people time work well May will can one two great little first;
at by on upon over before to from with in into out for of about up;
when then now how so like as well very only no not more there than;
and or if but;
be am is are was were been has have had may can could will
would shall should must say said like go come do made work.
1. It is only there.
2. You will like your work.
3. Have you been out?
4. Was he with her?
5. I can go now.
6. We must say that.
7. Would the people come?
8. She has a great work.
9. There are more over there.
10. Such men may go in.
11. These men may come first.
12. All but you have been there.
13. It was as little as that.
14. You should not have said it.
15. How has he made up your work?
16. He has been very well.
17. No man said more than that.
18. He may not do any more.
19. We must like this.
20. Are they like them?
did low see yet act
die sea run age end
new
set ago sun eye nor
son air way far off
ten
big arm few old too
ask get own try add
God
pay use boy got put
war car law red sir
yes
why cry let sat cut
lie saw Mrs ill
also case even five head less just
mile once seem talk
wall bank fill want tell seen open mind
life keep hear
four ever city army back cost face
full held kept line
miss part ship thus week lady many went
told show pass
most live kind help gave fact dear
best bill does fall
girl here king long move poor side
took were whom town
soon read much look knew high give feet
done body book
dont felt gone hold know lost name
real sort tree wide
wind true step rest near love land
home good till door
both call down find half hope last make
need road stop
turn wish came drop fine hand hour
late mark next room
sure wait word year walk take same
note mean left idea
hard fire each care
young watch thing speak right paper least
heard dress
bring above often water think stand river
party leave
heart early built after carry again fight
horse light
place round start those where alone cause
force house
marry plant serve state three white still
today whole
short point might human found child along
began colour
given large month price small story under
world whose
tried stood since power money labour front
close among
begin court green laugh night quite smile
table until
write being cover happy learn order reach
sound taken
voice wrong
chance across letter enough public twenty
always change
family matter rather wonder answer coming
father moment
reason result appear demand figure mother
remain supply
around doctor follow myself return system
became dollar
friend number school second office garden
during become
better either happen person toward
hundred against brought produce company already
husband
receive country America morning several another
evening
nothing suppose because herself perhaps through
believe
himself picture whether between however present
without
national continue question consider increase
American
interest possible anything children remember
business
together
important themselves Washington government something
condition president
Prefixes which are not frequent words:
un ex re de dis mis con com
for per sub pur pro post
anti para fore coun susp extr trans
Suffixes which are not frequent words:
ly ing ify ally tial ful ure sume
sult jure logy gram
hood graph ment pose pute tain ture cient
spect quire
ulate ject ther
we are in the he is and the
will be we will that the
it is do not I am to the
for the of this to them
it was and he of a from me
that was on the they were
she is I will in a there is he
was I will that was
somewhere newspaper wonderful
exchange household
grandfather overlooked depending
movement handsome
contained amounting homestead
workmanship production
discovered preventing misplaced
requested breakfast
department investment throughout
furnishing regulation
forwarded friendship herewith
foundation deportment
geography important lemonade
graduation federated
educational handkerchief conversation arrangement
nightgown
commercial exceptional prosperity
subscription visionary
federation heretofore ingredients
certificate pneumonia
interview knowledge stockholders
property chaperone
permanently demonstrated immediately responsible
Chautauqua
candidacy supervisor independent
strawberry epidemics
specification agricultural catalogues phosphorus
schedules
rheumatism temperature circumstances convenience
Pullman
trigonometry bourgeoisie slenderize camouflage
broadcast
defamatory ramshackle bimonthly
predetermined clemency
beleaguered voluptuous intoxicating depository
pseudonym
indescribable hieroglyphics morphologist Yugoslavia cynosure
parallelogram pleasurable toxicology bassoonist
influenza
Practising words such as these may help you get used to reading long words without missing parts of them.