LNM1 Ch 2 Vocabulary & Exercise 2 - Michael Garcia | Library

1.

Nouns & Adverbs

		story
		form, appearance
		fatherland
		for a long time
		now
		not

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Verbs

		to love
		to walk
		to care for, to take care of
		ought, must, should; to owe
		to wait for, to await, to expect
		to have
		to live, to dwell
		to tell
		I am
		to prepare, to get ready
		to hold
		to see
		to call

Find the English derivatives based on the Vocabulary to Learn in the following sentences. 
Write the corresponding Latin word.

3.

Which word is the English derivative?

I read a long narrative about the Second World War.

4.

What is the Latin word from which it is derived?

5.

Which word is the English derivative?

Have you worked with “Habitat for Humanity”?

6.

What is the Latin word from which it is derived?

7.

Which word is the English derivative?

The results exceeded our expectations.

8.

What is the Latin word from which it is derived?

9.

Which word is the English derivative?

This seems fabulous!

10.

What is the Latin word from which it is derived?

11.

Which word is the English derivative?

We are watching a video about the field trip.

12.

What is the Latin word from which it is derived?

13.

Which word is the English derivative?

This group is rather vocal about their rights.

14.

What is the Latin word from which it is derived?

15.

Which word is the English derivative?

Are you paying by credit or debit?

16.

What is the Latin word from which it is derived?

17.

Which word is the English derivative?

Everybody started singing a patriotic song.

18.

What is the Latin word from which it is derived?

19.

Which word is the English derivative?

The preparations for the festival were moving at full speed.

20.

What is the Latin word from which it is derived?

21.

Which word is the English derivative?

The octopus has long tentacles.

22.

What is the Latin word from which it is derived?

23.

Which word is the English derivative?

We heard the siren of an ambulance.

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