Added some notes into the vim reference

vim.md

@@ -3,10 +3,16 @@
 Inserting text, saving and closing the buffer
 
 `i` - Insert Text at the cursor
+
 `a` - Append Text after the cursor
+
 `I` - Insert text at the beginning of the line
+
 `A` - Insert text at the end of the line
 
+`esc` - Pressing escape will put you in normal mode, then pressing `:` 
+will put you into command mode 
+
 `:w` - Write to file  
 `:q` - Quit file
 
@@ -16,18 +22,58 @@ Inserting text, saving and closing the buffer
 # Movement
 
 These can also be used with other commands, such as dw to delete to next word
+or while selecting a visual block.
+
+`h,l` - Left, Right  
+`j,k` - Down, Up
+
+`0` - Go to the beginning of the line
+
+`$` - Go to the end of the line
+
+`gg` - Go to the top of the file
+
+`G` - Go to the bottom of the file
+
+`{ }` - Jump up and down paragraphs
+
+`w` - Beginning of next word
+
+`e` - End of next word
+
+`b` - Beginning of last word
+
+`5w` - Move forwards 5 words, this also works with most commands
+
+# Deleting and Clipboard
+`x` - Delete/cut character under cursor
+`d` - Delete/cut selection
+`dd` - Delete the line
+`d5d` - Delete 5 lines
+`d$` - Delete to end of the line
+
+`y` - Yank/copy selection
+`yy` - Yank the line
+
+`p` - Put/Paste at cursor
+`P` - Put/Paste after cursor
 
 # Search
+
 `/<search>` - Search forwards
+
 `?<search>` - Search backwards
 
 `n` - Next search result
+
 `N` - Previous search result
 
 # Replace/Change
 
 c Change
 cw 
+ci( - Change inside ( { "
+:s/x/y Replace x for y on the selected line
 :%s/x/y Replace x for y on each line
 
 # Buffers Splits Multitasking
@@ -44,3 +90,7 @@ Ctrl + wr Switch the splits around
 
 # Visual Selection
 
+`v` - Select lines  
+`V` - Select the current line  
+`Ctrl + v` - Visual selection in characters
+