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1 ENGLISH-SPANISH COGNATES BY: BRADIE, RACHEL, AND MATT

2 INTRODUCTION: The purpose of this lesson is to help you improve your English languages capabilities. We will be working with English-Spanish cognates. These are words that you can draw on your knowledge from your native language and figure out the meanings in English.

3 COGNATES: There are three different kinds of cognates: 1.Spelled identically 2.Spelled nearly the same 3.Pronounced nearly the same Examples: Baby/bebé Equal/igual North/norte Accident/accidente

4 1.Bicycle 2.Famous 3.Object 4.Blouse 5.Fruit 1.Bicicleta 2.Famoso(a) 3.Objecto 4.Blusa 5.Fruta PRONUNCIATION COGNATES:

5 1.Park 2.Breeze 3.Group 4.Peace 5.Coast 1.Parque 2.Brisa 3.Grupo 4.Paz 5.Costa CONTINUED:

6 1.Hour 2.Route 3.Common 4.Interesting 5.Surprise 1.Hora 2.Ruta 3.Común 4.Interesante 5.Sorpresa CONTINUED:

7 1.Active 2.Perfect 3.Adult 4.Family 5.Planet 1.Activo(a) 2.Perfecto(a) 3.Adulto(a) 4.Familia 5.Planta SPELLING COGNATES:

8 1.Artist 2.Future 3.Plate 4.Brilliant 5.History 1.Artista 2.Favorito(a) 3.Plato 4.Brillante 5.Historía CONTINUED:

9 1.Police 2.Cause 3.Important 4.Program 5.Class 6.Insect 7.Possible 1.Policía 2.Causa 3.Importante 4.Programa 5.Clase 6.Insecto 7.Posible CONTINUED:

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