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Mob/Mot/Mov. These root words like to “move it, move it!”. Au-to-mo-bi le De -mote Lo-co-mo- tion Mo-bi le Mo-bil-i-ty Mo-bil- ize Mo- tion Mo-ti-v ate Pro -mote Re -mo-v al. Automobile (n). A vehicle Self propelled That moves.
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Mob/Mot/Mov These root words like to “move it, move it!”
Au-to-mo-bile • De-mote • Lo-co-mo-tion • Mo-bile • Mo-bil-i-ty • Mo-bil-ize • Mo-tion • Mo-ti-vate • Pro-mote • Re-mo-val
Automobile (n) • A vehicle • Self propelled • That moves I bought a new automobile that will get me to work and back.
Demote (v) • To move • Down in grade, rank or status After loosing the deal, the president was demoted to manager.
Locomotion(n) • The ability • To move from place to place Flight is the main locomotion among birds.
Mobile (adj) • Capable • Of moving or being moved. After rehab, the patient was once again mobile.
Mobility (n) • The quality of • Being able to move around. After the accident, his mobility was limited.
Mobilize (v) • To coordinate • People or things for a purpose. We need to mobilize the troops!
Motion (n) • An act or ability • Of Changing place or position. - to move You could feel the motion of the earthquake.
Motivate (v) • To do • Something good that makes a person move into action. He could motivate a salesman to sell ice to an eskimo.
Promote (v) • To raise • To a higher grade, rank, or job. Hard work will get you promoted in life.
Removal (n) • An act • Of moving some- thing away. The removal of the trash made the house smell more pleasant.