Latin and Greek Roots

Nov 12, 2014

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Latin and Greek Roots. Phobia. Phobia-fear Zoophobia My friend have zoophobia. Philia. Philia -love and friendship zoophobia I went to Philadelphia last summer. Graph. Graph-write and draw autograph I used a autograph on my science project. Photos. Photos-light Autograph

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Latin and Greek Roots
Phobia • Phobia-fear • Zoophobia • My friend have zoophobia.
Philia • Philia-love and friendship • zoophobia • I went to Philadelphia last summer.
Graph • Graph-write and draw • autograph • I used a autograph on my science project.
Photos • Photos-light • Autograph • I took a autograph with the omggirlz.

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