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Old 07-29-2013, 12:01 PM
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I sometimes get to wondering about things in our language. I was playing a word game and thought I wonder what the most used word in our language is today?

So my answer would have to be the. But lets concentrate instead on nouns and verbs.

for Nouns I am going to say Yes is the most used word
for Verbs I will say go is the most used word

So what do you all think? I would love to hear your thoughts on this

Better yet what do you think the top 10 most common nouns are? and then of course the top 10 verbs?
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I, everyone talks about themselves.
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Isnt' it sad that take is probably used more than give?
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bring is used instead of take 90% of the time, which drives me crazy. or YAY for Yea.
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Conjunctions such and 'of' and 'and' must be up there?
i have to disagree with your classification of 'yes' as a noun! No idea what the most commonly used noun might be- possibly something like 'question'?
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Old 07-29-2013, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by nativetexan View Post
bring is used instead of take 90% of the time, which drives me crazy. or YAY for Yea.
This drives me crazy too. I thought I was the only one. How do people learn to talk this way? Also, what about I'm going to come up to see you when they have to go south?
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I looked it up before posting yes as a noun - http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/d.../british/yes_2
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yes--an affirmative reply
I learned something today. I hadn't thought of "yes" in this way, although that is exactly what it is!
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