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Chron/Temp (Time). By: Bradley and Bram Singapore American School February. Chronicles. Chronicles: A historical account of events of a particular time Have you ever heard of the Chronicles of Narnia well that is exactly what a chronicle is chronicles can be fictional or non-fictional.
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Chron/Temp (Time) By: Bradley and Bram Singapore American School February
Chronicles • Chronicles: A historical account of events of a particular time • Have you ever heard of the Chronicles of Narnia well that is exactly what a chronicle is chronicles can be fictional or non-fictional.
Temp • Now these are words with the base temp. • The word temp is associated with time, in Latin. • The word temp is a abbreviation for temporary and the word tempore (it’s in Latin) meaning “in time of”.
Temporary • The word temporary means for something to last for a only short period of time. (noun) • Example in sentence: We need to temporary replace this part.
Extemporaneous • The word Extemporaneous means to do something when you are unprepared for it. (adjective) • Example in sentence: Riley was extemporaneous for the test in RLA, so he got zero out of twenty.
Contemporary • The word contemporary means to be living, existing, or occurring at the same time period. It could also mean the present day. (Noun/adjective) • Example in a sentence: Bob and Bobby were contemporary.
Tempo • The word tempo means the speed of a particular piece of music. (Noun) • Example in sentence: The tempo of the music was to fast.
Tempest • The word tempest means a violent storm or something that was disturbed violently. (Noun/Verb) • Example in sentence: The tempest ravaged the lands. • Example of a tempest: whirlwind, hail, heavy rain, or snow.
CREDITS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! • Websites: www.dictionary.com (Feb 5 2008) “The Curse of Time” 20 Oct 2004. http://twelveblackcodemonkeys.blog-city.com/the_curse_of_time.htm (Feb 4 2008)
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