Greek and Latin Roots and Affixes

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Greek and Latin Roots and Affixes. Unit 2. 7 th Grade. inter. between. international, interlude. semi. half. semicircle, semiannual. hydro. water. dehydrate, hydrate. port. carry. transport, import, porter. audi. hear. auditory, audience. tri. three. tricycle, triangle.

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Greek and LatinRoots and Affixes Unit 2 7th Grade
inter between international, interlude
semi half semicircle, semiannual
hydro water dehydrate, hydrate
port carry transport, import, porter
audi hear auditory, audience
tri three tricycle, triangle
-tion act or state completion, devastation, production
-ous full of or like ambidextrous, glorious

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