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L first and T third gives 54 words, and the vowel between them spreads across all four common options.
A takes about thirty percent, I twenty four, O nineteen and U thirteen. A leads but not by enough to make the choice obvious.
What helps more is that each vowel branch holds its own tight family, so landing the vowel usually hands you three or four candidates at once.
LATER, LATEX, LATCH and LATHE all sit on the A branch and share their first three letters.
LOTUS and LOTTO cover the O branch between them, and LITER holds most of what the I branch has to offer.
Four words sharing LAT means one guess inside that family settles a third of the group. LATCH and LATHE differ in two boxes, while LATER and LATEX differ in only one.
LITER and LITRE are the same word spelled two ways, and both appear in this list. If one misses on the last two boxes alone, try the other before assuming the branch is wrong.
No. LIGHT puts G in the third box and the T fourth. The T needs to sit one place earlier to qualify here.
The A branch. Four words share LAT, so a single guess inside it narrows you to two or three candidates straight away.
Yes, it repeats the T across the third and fourth boxes. LOTUS keeps the single T, so the two split cleanly once O is confirmed.