The 701–800 most common English words

1. 701bedA piece of furniture that you sleep on.
2. 702careerThe series of jobs a person does over their working life.
3. 703crazyWild and not sensible; or mentally unwell.
4. 704dailyHappening or done every day.
5. 705daughterA person's female child.
6. 706decemberThe twelfth and last month of the year, after November.
7. 707dieTo stop living; to no longer be alive.
8. 708difficultHard to do or understand; needing much effort or skill.
9. 709figureA shape or form of a person or thing, especially in art.
10. 710hospitalA place where sick or injured people are treated and cared for.
11. 711lossThe state of no longer having something; the fact of losing.
12. 712modernRelating to the present or recent times; up to date.
13. 713paperThin material made in sheets, used for writing or printing on.
14. 714popularLiked or enjoyed by many people.
15. 715safeProtected from danger or harm.
16. 716startingBeginning; the point at which something begins.
17. 717versionA particular form of something that differs from other forms.
18. 718voiceThe sound produced through the mouth when speaking or singing.
19. 719whoseBelonging to or connected with which person.
20. 720writingThe activity or skill of forming words and sentences on paper.
21. 721armyA large organized group of soldiers who fight on land.
22. 722earthThe planet on which we live.
23. 723forgetTo fail to remember something.
24. 724goalSomething you aim to achieve.
25. 725hugeExtremely large in size or amount.
26. 726internetThe global network that connects computers and lets people share information.
27. 727listenTo pay attention to a sound or to what someone says.
28. 728okayAll right; acceptable or satisfactory.
29. 729practiceTo do something repeatedly in order to improve a skill.
30. 730seaThe large body of salt water that covers much of the earth.
31. 731sirA polite way of addressing a man.
32. 732successThe achievement of something you aimed for.
33. 733accessThe right or ability to enter, use, or obtain something.
34. 734baseThe lowest part of something, on which it rests or is built.
35. 735belowIn or to a lower position than something; under.
36. 736deepGoing far down from the top or surface.
37. 737markA small spot or sign on a surface; or to make such a sign.
38. 738missingNot present or able to be found; lost.
39. 739offerTo say you are willing to give or do something for someone.
40. 740passTo move or hand something to another person.
41. 741professionalRelating to a job that needs special training; done with skill.
42. 742riskThe possibility that something bad will happen.
43. 743sleepThe natural state of rest in which the eyes close and the mind is unconscious.
44. 744tableA piece of furniture with a flat top supported by legs.
45. 745tenThe number 10.
46. 746truthThe real facts about something; that which is true.
47. 747ballA round object used in games and sports.
48. 748boxA container with flat sides, used for holding or carrying things.
49. 749buildTo make something by putting parts or materials together.
50. 750cardA small flat piece of stiff paper or plastic used for various purposes.
51. 751darkHaving little or no light.
52. 752districtAn area of a country, city, or organization marked for a purpose.
53. 753mineBelonging to me.
54. 754ministerA senior member of a government in charge of a department.
55. 755noteA short piece of writing to help you remember or to tell someone something.
56. 756percentOne part in every hundred.
57. 757pieceA part or portion separated from a whole.
58. 758recentHaving happened or begun only a short time ago.
59. 759straightWithout a bend or curve; going directly.
60. 760visitTo go to see a person or place for a time.
61. 761wallAn upright structure of brick or stone that encloses or divides an area.
62. 762cultureThe customs, beliefs, and way of life of a particular group of people.
63. 763februaryThe second month of the year, after January and before March.
64. 764growthThe process of growing or increasing.
65. 765marriedJoined as husband and wife.
66. 766officerA member of the police or someone holding a position of authority.
67. 767painAn unpleasant physical feeling caused by injury or illness.
68. 768respectA feeling of admiration for someone because of their qualities.
69. 769responseA spoken or written reply to a question or situation.
70. 770riverA large natural stream of water flowing to the sea, a lake, or another river.
71. 771rockThe hard, solid material that forms part of the earth's surface.
72. 772shallUsed to say what will happen in the future, or to make an offer.
73. 773speakTo say words; to use the voice to talk.
74. 774specificClearly defined; relating to one particular thing.
75. 775standardA level of quality or achievement used as a measure.
76. 776tonightOn or during this present night or evening.
77. 777writeTo form letters or words, especially on paper with a pen or pencil.
78. 778albumA collection of music recordings released together; or a book for photos.
79. 779centuryA period of one hundred years.
80. 780chargeA formal accusation that someone has done something illegal.
81. 781coldHaving a low temperature; not warm.
82. 782createTo make or produce something that did not exist before.
83. 783effectA change produced by an action or cause.
84. 784eightThe number 8.
85. 785exceptNot including; apart from.
86. 786eyeThe organ of the body used for seeing.
87. 787funnyCausing laughter or amusement.
88. 788limitedSmall in amount or extent; restricted.
89. 789networkA group of computers or people connected so they can share things.
90. 790peaceA state of calm and quiet, free from war or trouble.
91. 791providedSupplied or given; on the condition that.
92. 792recentlyNot long ago; at a recent time.
93. 793requiredNeeded or demanded by a rule or situation.
94. 794salesThe activity of selling goods, or the amount sold.
95. 795storeA place where goods are sold to the public.
96. 796studentA person who is studying at a school, college, or university.
97. 797tomorrowOn or during the day after today.
98. 798trackA rough path or trail; or a set of rails for trains.
99. 799viaBy way of; through the means of.
100. 800weightHow heavy something is.