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I find it very hard to believe that "ebay" is the 217th most common word in the English language, and Google's ngram viewer agrees with me (words in linked ngram search appear AFTER "ebay" in "google-10000-english.txt").
Further analysis of the data, using the Google ngram viewer itself, indicates that the order of this list in no way represents the actual relative frequencies at which these words are used.
Of course this list is still useful to many who are looking for a list of common words, but I take issue with the claim that these are the "most common English words in order of frequency."
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I find it very hard to believe that "ebay" is the 217th most common word in the English language, and Google's ngram viewer agrees with me (words in linked ngram search appear AFTER "ebay" in "google-10000-english.txt").
Further analysis of the data, using the Google ngram viewer itself, indicates that the order of this list in no way represents the actual relative frequencies at which these words are used.
Of course this list is still useful to many who are looking for a list of common words, but I take issue with the claim that these are the "most common English words in order of frequency."
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: