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Common Latin roots that form the foundation of English words

to do, to drive, to force, to lead
“action, agent, agenda, agitate”

life, spirit, soul
“animal, animate, unanimous”

year
“annual, anniversary, perennial”

water
“aquarium, aquatic, aqueduct”

to hear
“audience, audio, audible, auditorium”

good, well
“benefit, benevolent, benediction”

to take, to seize
“capture, accept, receive, concept”

to go, to yield
“proceed, success, recede, access”

hundred
“century, percent, centennial”

to separate, to judge
“concern, discern, secret, discrete”

to cut, to kill
“decide, incision, homicide, precise”

to close, to shut
“include, exclude, conclusion, recluse”

to know
“recognize, cognitive, cognizant”

body
“corpse, corporate, incorporate”

to believe, to trust
“credit, credible, incredible, creed”

to run
“current, occur, cursor, excursion”

to say, to speak
“dictate, predict, verdict, diction”

to teach
“doctor, doctrine, document”

to lead
“conduct, educate, deduce, produce”

hard, lasting
“durable, endure, duration”
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