| reader be | 19.16 | A reader can be selective. | ||
| reader have | 6.32 | Perhaps a reader has it? | ||
| reader find | 5.46 | Business readers will find that the shoe fits. | ||
| reader know | 4.87 | Readers knew better. | ||
| reader want | 4.54 | Some readers want more. | ||
| reader write | 3.95 | The readers write. | ||
| reader send | 3.42 | Readers send in choices, too. | ||
| reader see | 3.16 | The casual reader sees no red flags. | ||
| reader get | 2.96 | Mostly, our readers get the idea. | ||
| reader ask | 2.90 | The Journal News reader asks. | ||
| reader feel | 2.57 | Readers felt the same way. | ||
| reader like | 2.50 | Would readers like him at the end? | ||
| reader say | 2.50 | Your readers will say yes, too. | ||
| reader call | 2.17 | One reader called it Cockeyed Cake. | ||
| reader think | 2.04 | Many readers think she exists. | ||
| reader come | 1.97 | Several readers came up with another solution. | ||
| reader learn | 1.91 | So the readers learned along with McInerney. | ||
| reader understand | 1.91 | One Usenet reader understood entirely. | ||
| reader take | 1.65 | Most readers will take this book personally. | ||
| reader wonder | 1.58 | The reader is left wondering. |