Greek and Latin Roots week 8

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Greek and Latin Roots week 8 Audi, bio, cap, gen

Week 4 Day 1 Make a box in your vocab journal like the one below Week 4 Day 1 Make a box in your vocab journal like the one below. Title it day 1. Separate it into 4 sections. Write the root word at the top of each box. Write it’s definition, origin, and examples in each box. audio bio cap gen Definition: hear Origin: Latin Examples: auditorium, auditory, audience, audiology Definition: life Origin: Greek Examples: biography, biologist, antibiotic Definition: head Examples: capital, decapitate, captain, caption Definition: birth or born Examples: genesis, generation, gender, genius

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