It concerns the fact that a user may be able to use a word as a verb and as a noun. In addition, the possibility of rephrasing sentences in active or passive form facilitates its use. For example, the active form, I kicked the ball, can easily be transformed into its passive equivalent, the ball was kicked. English is a rich language also because it has a very developed vocabulary. This richness makes it much more developed than other languages. For example, the revised 1989 Oxford English Dictionary has approximately 615,000 words in 20 volumes (The History of English 4). This makes it the largest dictionary in the world. This volume excludes technical and scientific words, which would have lengthened the dictionary. Even so, the language continues to grow each year, with evidence suggesting that the English lexicon is growing each year at a rate of 8,500 per year. In addition, the availability of a large number of synonyms allows a variety of distinctions, which are not available in any other