Vocabulary and the history of it. 

Facts of vocab. 

Did you know that it took everybody on the planet back in 20042bc to invent vocab and over the years people have invented more and more words everyday.    Also in 2008 a website called vocabulary.com was.  created. It was the foundation for vocab and soon took over the planet helping kids very much to learn vocab. Heck you might have even used I know I did. And that is why I even like vocabulary to this day. It’s simply because of that website.  The word vocabulary means the body of words in a part of a language. But it is also called the body of words known to an individual person.  Believe it or not there are roughly 1 million vocabulary words in the world and they even get used by the average human every day.  

My options and reflections. 

I like vocab because it helps me explain things to people when I can’t really explain that.  I also like vocab because I like learning new things and new words so when I talk to people or even make an essay just like this one I’m making now I can use good vocabulary. 

I think that vocab is useful because you need to learn new words.  I like vocab because it is endless and you can learn as much as you want so if you need a word to explain something you can find it in vocab or even look up the definition of a word.  I think that this reflects on me because it shows how much I like words and learning and even in school I love learning vocab and everyday I love the time vocab comes around I think that’s when I pay the most attention in class. 

My reasoning. 

I think that everyone in the world should at least try to like vocab and even see what it’s worth and why we need it to this day.  All I’m saying is that people should use more vocab and they should do research on the subject, maybe even find some words they like.  and they might find a new hobby for themselves and might start writing a lot like I do. It’s quite exquisite and I personally find it quite fun.  

links.

Other sites and facts from google 

https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjfpOT7tIX6AhUPFFkFHWaKDvYQPAgI