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This piece delves into the fascinating origins of language through Greek and Latin roots. It highlights examples such as "tele" meaning far, as in telescope, and "photo" meaning light, as in photography. The significance of these roots is illustrated through relatable contexts, like attending a concert or enjoying the beauty of sunsets. We also discuss how technology and business transactions have evolved with roots like "port" and "act" shaping modern communication. Understanding these roots enriches our appreciation for language and connectivity.
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graph: write My friend got Justin Bieber’s autograph on her poster after the concert!
tele: far off You can use a powerful telescope to see stars and even some planets.
phon: sound We went to see the Charlotte Symphony play over Winter break.
act: do Almost all business establishments in the United States transact business through the internet.
photo: light Mary loves to take photographs of sunsets while on vacation.
port: carry Portable technology makes our lives easier and provides entertainment.
rupt: break The pipe ruptured because of high water pressure.
cent: one hundred The library recently celebrated its centennial, having been open for one hundred years.