💡 Why Study English?
English is the most widely learned second language in the world and the default language of academic publishing, aviation, and the internet. Its vocabulary is unusually large because it borrowed from Germanic, French and Latin sources, which is why frequency matters so much: a comparatively small core of words accounts for most of what you will read and hear, and learning that core first produces the fastest comprehension gains.
📝 Study Tips for English
Prioritise by frequency, not by topic
The most common two thousand words cover the large majority of everyday text. Learning them before specialist vocabulary produces far more usable comprehension per hour.
Learn collocations, not lone words
English pairs words in ways rules do not predict — you make a decision but take a photograph. Learning the partner word avoids sentences that are grammatical but wrong.
Do not trust the spelling
English spelling is a poor guide to pronunciation. Check how a word sounds rather than inferring it, especially for words you have only ever read.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What does the English deck cover?
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A set of the most commonly used English words with example sentences demonstrating natural usage.
Who is this for?
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Learners of English as a second language building core vocabulary, and native speakers who want a systematic frequency-ordered review.
Does it teach grammar?
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Grammar appears through example sentences rather than as explicit rules. Pair it with a grammar reference for systematic study.
British or American English?
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The core high-frequency vocabulary is shared. Differences are concentrated in spelling and a limited set of everyday nouns.
Can I export it to Anki?
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Yes — download it as a standard .apkg from the topic page, free and with no account.