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Etymology Study- Last ½ November Etymology study helps you spell challenging words. It helps you understand new, interesting words. It might make you a word nerd! 

Spectacles Speculate Spectator speculation Etymology Study Spec- see (English) Spectacles Speculate Spectator speculation

Hexagon Hexathlete hexasyllable Etymology Study Hexa-six (Greek) Hexagon Hexathlete hexasyllable

Itis-inflammation (Greek) Etymology Study Itis-inflammation (Greek) Appendicitises Arthritis Bronchities Gingivitis

Less- without (Germanic) Etymology Study Less- without (Germanic) Worthless Timeless Weightless Bookless 

Dict- speak/say (Latin) Etymology Study Dict- speak/say (Latin) Dictate dictionary Contradict dictator

Monochrome Monolingual Monologue monopoly Etymology Study Mono- alone (Greek) Monochrome Monolingual Monologue monopoly

Microscope Microwave Microbe microbiologist Etymology Study Micro- small (Greek) Microscope Microwave Microbe microbiologist

Pangea Accompanied Company expansive Etymology Study Pan-all (Latin) Pangea Accompanied Company expansive

Etymology Study Find the root word: Prehistory Triangle Uniform Bicycle reappear

Etymology Study Find the root word: Prehistory Triangle Uniform Bicycle reappear