![]() Two Letter Word List Lesson 2: Notes and Letter Names You are already a great deal of the way there! AA We may disagree on what is “common”, and that’s fine. Great news! You ALREADY KNOW a lot of our two letter words! I’ve highlighted the Common Words below. Lesson 1: You are almost a third of the way there! And even if you only know 106 of them – that’s still going to help your games a lot. And in a couple of weeks, you will know them all. And look at one of my lessons a day, rereading as you need to. Just once a day or so, just try, even if you don’t know them all. What I recommend is to have a list of them somewhere (at the end of this lesson I’ll include a pdf of a wallet-sized copy of the list) and about once a day or so, when you are in a boring meeting, or between activities, or even while watching a show, writing them down as best as you can, and checking your work. That seems like a lot, but shortly it will seem much more manageable. What follows is my take on Steve Trussel’s method. And thanks to that website, I now know them. When I wanted to learn them, I found a great website ( ) that broke them down in a way that I could understand. When I play with someone who doesn’t know them all, I insist that we have the list out and available to us both, otherwise it seems unfair to play. ![]() Not because they all score a lot of points, but if you DO have a high-scoring word on your rack, the two letter words will help you find places to put it. Here’s an interesting Scrabble fact: If you know all the two letter words, and your opponent doesn’t, you are at an immense advantage. ![]()
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