“I” – Vocab-ability – A More Powerful Vocabulary (This post includes the single “I” entry.)
This post comprises the single “I” entry of the Vocab-ability series.
It includes English words whose etymology can be traced to Greek and Latin roots.
If you learn this one root, you can learn, understand, and use each and every English word derived from that root. Vocab-ability is an easy-to use resource guide to help you understand those roots.
In total, this Vocab-ability post features only 1 entry that begins with the letter “I."
Free Use:
Please feel free to download the following material, copy it, print it out and distribute it for any and all educational purposes. If it helps you or your students increase your English vocabulary, it will have served its purpose. And I will know that my efforts have proven beneficial. (Please see my additional comments and notes below the entries.) 
Vocab-ability–110 (it, itiner = trip, go) 
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Each separate entry (including those in this and other Vocab-ability posts) consists of one screenshot (since making screenshots was the only way I could properly format the individual entries for uploading to Steemit). To use these entries for your personal study or in any classroom, you can download any or all screenshots by clicking and dragging the screenshots that you want to use, and then print them out.
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Alternatively, you can simply pass on one or more of the following links to the Vocab-ability posts.
Vocab-ability – Introduction to Vocab-ability.
Vocab-ability – Guide to Entries.
Vocab-ability – All “A” Entries.
Vocab-ability – All “B” Entries.
Vocab-ability – All “C” Entries.
Vocab-ability – All “D” Entries.
Vocab-ability – All “E” Entries.
Vocab-ability – All “F” Entries.
Vocab-ability – All “G” Entries.
Vocab-ability – All “H” Entries.
it is pretty impressive how you put it all together.
Thank you! I put a bit of effort into it, to ensure that it was interesting and effective as a learning tool. But it was all a labor of love. Hope it helps you learn a few vocab items that you are not yet familiar with.
Yeah .. today's class was excellent . I have shared a few with my students.. thanks for your effort to make our steemit community to be familiar with these vocabulary ..
Resteemed ..
Thanks for resteeeming it and passing it along to your students. I hope it helps you teach them, and hope it helps them learn.
Exactly .. it's useful for the teaching-learning process.. and will definitely help in the long run..
Wait!! "i" only has one?!.... and I was
Actually never thought about "it" before.. it's funny how the word exit contains both "ex" and "it".... "Extra trip?"
Yep. Only one entry. Of course, there were other words in Greek and Latin that began with "I", but the only one that is commonly used in English is this one.
So similar to Italian! Thanks for sharing! I hope your vocab went well!
Yep, similar because many of these roots come from Latin. Glad you like them.
You did a brilliant post @majes.tytyty, very useful for my writings. Thank you.
You're welcome.
I hope you find this post and the others in the series to be very helpful. I'll be uploading more over the next few months, so you'll have plenty to review and to learn.
Thank you for sharing very useful information.
Thanks for the lesson
Thanks for this useful information! It's appreciated.
You're welcome. If it helps you improve your English vocab, please check out the earlier posts, too. And I'll be uploading 1-2 posts each week.
Cheers, and Full Steem Ahead.
very useful post like it and upvoted!