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1 Learning Objective Students will develop cognate awareness and learn strategies for using cognates in their primary language as a tool.

2 What is a cognate?

3 Well… Cognates are words that look similar in spelling and also have similar meaning in other languages. We come across cognates when we read, EVERY DAY!

4 Some examples ENGLISH ACCEPT ACCIDENT BATTLE BANKER CABLE CANAL DECLARE DISTINCT SPANISH ACCEPTAR ACCIDENTE BATALLA BANQUERO CABLE CANAL DECLARAR DISTINTO

5 Beware! There are words with multiple-meaning and are called false cognates. letter/letra coma/coma

6 What are we going to do with cognates?

7 Build a cognate tree

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