English 1k
824 wordsThe 1,000 most common English words. Default for time and words modes — tuned for raw wpm benchmarks.
The pools the engine pulls from in time, words, and adaptive modes. Pick a list to browse the full vocabulary, or start a session straight from a card.
The 1,000 most common English words. Default for time and words modes — tuned for raw wpm benchmarks.
Top 5,000 English words. Adds words like infrastructure, generally, paragraph for vocabulary breadth.
Top 10,000 English words. Realistic prose distribution — closer to what you'd type in a long-form document.
Top 20,000 English words. Wide vocabulary -- magazine and journal level. Drawn from a trillion-word web corpus, frequency-ranked.
Top 50,000 English words. Full-spectrum vocabulary -- includes regional terms, technical jargon, archaic forms. Long sessions only.
Curated SAT/GRE-level vocabulary — abnegation, perspicacious, sycophant, zephyr. Stretches both your typing and your word recall.
Real JavaScript tokens — function, const, return, =>, =. Includes braces and operators.
Pythonic syntax — def, lambda, import, decorators. Colons, indentation, dunders.
Tags and attributes. <div class="...">, <a href="...">, common patterns.
Focused on . , ; : ? ! ' " ( ) [ ] { } - —. Use this if your error rate spikes on quotes or parens.
Pure digit-row practice. Phone numbers, mixed integers, decimals, dates.
Curated 2- to 7-letter words handy in Scrabble — high-value letter combos, Q-without-U words, common bingos. Train both your typing and your Scrabble vocabulary.
TypeScript-specific syntax — interfaces, generics, utility types, type guards. Pairs well with the JavaScript list.
Rust keywords and idioms — fn, mut, impl, trait, Vec<T>, Option, Result, ownership operators.
SQL keywords across SELECT, JOIN, GROUP BY, window functions, DDL, transactions. Mostly uppercase — drills the shift key too.
Shell commands, flags, redirects, and parameter expansions. cd, ls, grep, awk, sed, pipes, &&, $(...).
CSS properties, values, functions, and selectors. flexbox, grid, custom properties, modern color functions.
Sentences that use every letter of the alphabet at least once. Great for full-keyboard practice in short bursts.
Words English speakers most often mistype — accommodate, embarrass, occurrence, separate. Slow down and get them right.
Everyday Latin phrases that crop up in English writing — bona fide, ad hoc, ipso facto, quid pro quo.
All 195 sovereign nations. Spelling, capitalization, multi-word names like Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
Capital cities for every country — Tokyo to Ouagadougou. Heavy on proper nouns and unfamiliar spellings.
Words you've struggled with most across recent sessions. Auto-curated from your error history -- the more you miss a word, the more weight it gets.