Expanding your vocabulary with words that start with “I” enhances your ability to express ideas more precisely and effectively. It improves your fluency in speaking and writing.

Some common adjectives are intelligent, intense, intriguing, immense, influential, and invincible.

Use memory techniques such as mnemonics, word association, and flashcards. Writing sentences and using the words in conversations can also help retention.

Some impactful verbs include illustrate, initiate, illuminate, inspire, identify, and indulge.

Choose words that match the tone of your writing. For formal writing, use words like influential and innovative, while in casual settings, words like interesting and incredible work well.

Some advanced words include ineffable, idiosyncratic, incontrovertible, imperative, insatiable, and intransigent.

Yes, examples include:

• Imply vs. Infer (Imply means to suggest, while infer means to conclude)
• Illusive vs. Elusive (Illusive means deceptive, elusive means hard to find)

“In the nick of time” – Just in time

“Ignorance is bliss” – Not knowing something can be better than knowing it

“It’s a small world” – Coincidence in meeting someone unexpectedly