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This sublist contains the most frequent words of the Academic Word List in the Academic
Corpus.
This sublist contains the second most frequent words in the Academic Word List from the
Academic Corpus.
This sublist contains the third most frequent words of the Academic Word List in the Academic
Corpus.
alternative core funds minorities
circumstances corporate illustrated negative
comments corresponding immigration outcomes
compensation criteria implies partnership
components deduction initial philosophy
consent demonstrate instance physical
considerable document interaction proportion
constant dominant justification published
constraints emphasis layer reaction
contribution ensure link
convention excluded location
coordination framework maximum
registered
reliance
removed
This sublist contains the fourth most frequent words of the Academic Word List in the Academic
Corpus.
This sublist contains the least frequent words of the Academic Word List in the Academic
Corpus.
adjacent depression levy posed
albeit encountered likewise reluctant
assembly enormous nonetheless so- called
collapse forthcoming notwithstanding straightforward
colleagues inclination odd undergo
compiled integrity ongoing whereby
conceived intrinsic panel
convinced invoked persistent
Academic words thay th cho 1 s too common words
Get: acquire, obtain, gain, receive, harvest
Have : undergo, encounter, experience, possess
Give: provide, present, contribute, offer, supply
Do: participate, perform, conduct, undertake, be involved in, engage to,
implement
Enough: sufficient, adequate
Not enough: insufficient, inadequate
Many: various, numerous, large number of, an array of, a variety of, a range of,
countless, an increasing number/ amount
More: additional, further, added
Too much: excessive, an excess of
Things: priorities, sectors, items, articles, objects, issues, concern matters
Big: significant, substantial, considerable, sizeable, vast, immense, tremendous,
profound
Important: prime, principal, major, essential, crucial, critical, pressing, urgent,
chief, vital
Important people: powerful, leading, influential, prominent, well-known
Serious: urgent, grave, alarming, pressing, severe
People: the public, the general public, tax payers, the local community
Small: minimal, negligible, hardly noticeable
Bad: negative, detrimental
Good: positive