Unit 3: Lesson 13 Greek and Latin Word Parts Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer.

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Unit 3: Lesson 13 Greek and Latin Word Parts Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

Many word parts in the English language come from other languages, especially Greek and Latin. Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

Today, we are going to take a look at four Greek and Latin word parts and watch how they come together to make words. Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

tele Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

The word part tele means “far”. Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

gram Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

The word part gram means “message”. Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

So the word telegram means? Message that is far away Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

Let’s take a look at another one. Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

spect Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

The word part spect means “look”. Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

So the word inspect means? To look inside Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

struct Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

The word part struct means “to build”. Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

So the word construct means? To build something Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

Let’s try one more! Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

vis Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

The word part vis means “to see”. Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

The word visible means? Able to be seen Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

SUM IT UP Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

Many word parts in our language come from other languages, especially the Greek and Latin languages. Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

These Greek and Latin word parts come together to make words. Root/AffixMeaning spect“look” struct“build” vis“see” tele“far away” Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer

How did you do? Copyright © 2011 Tiffany Thayer