Latin Roots

Jul 29, 2014

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Latin Roots. Voc Meaning: Voice, Call Audi Meaning: Hear. Loqu , Locu Meaning: Speak Epi Meaning: Upon, beside, among. On your leaf:. Example:. You need to define, use the word in a sentence and color your leaf to put on your matching root by the door. Audio

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Latin Roots Voc Meaning: Voice, Call Audi Meaning: Hear Loqu, Locu Meaning: Speak Epi Meaning: Upon, beside, among
On your leaf: Example: • You need to define, use the word in a sentence and color your leaf to put on your matching root by the door. Audio Means: (n) relating to the transmission or reproduction of sound The audio on my computer does not always work.

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