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[John Allsopp]

Richard Lung wrote (summarised):
> I should say that there is no definitive most used 100 words.
> The past tense of *be*: was/were ( *was* occurs with nearly one per cent 
> frequency) shouldnt be omitted from the 100 words, as it is in this sample. 
>  - Words cut for speed in the *Computer age* by Professor Abe Citron -
> ( the back number of the spelling publications, this appeared in, have been 
> put online.)

Well I've casually had my eyes peeled for a frequency list for a few 
decades now and haven't come across one, that Buzan was the closest I 
came across.

You seem to know what you're talking about in this regard, so if you do 
have a frequency list resource, spill.

Otherwise, I think you're saying search for 'Words cut for speed in the 
*Computer age* by Professor Abe Citron', which I will.

Cheers
J