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Twenty seven words start with EN, and the prefix explains almost all of them.
D takes the third box in five of the twenty seven, with A, O and T on three each. Fourteen letters appear there, which is wide for a page this size.
ENACT, ENROL, ENSUE, ENDOW and ENJOY are all built by attaching EN to a stem, and none is related to the others. Confirming the opening pair tells you two letters and nothing about the shape behind them.
ENJOY, ENTER, ENEMY, ENTRY and ENACT are the entries a puzzle is most likely to be after, with ENSUE and ENROL close behind.
E and O take the fourth box in ten of the twenty seven between them, with R on four.
Y closes five words, nineteen percent, and E takes four. Between them they cover a third of the last box.
Only one word on the page repeats a letter, so a visible double settles it at once.
Both are very common and they differ in three boxes. ENJOY also tests the Y ending, which five words here take.
It is a prefix attached to unrelated stems, so the letters behind it follow no pattern. Fourteen letters appear in the third box alone.
To shut away or confine, an old spelling of immew. It is the kind of entry that fills the count without being guessable.