Unit 1.2 Vocabulary

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co- (prefix)

Latin

Co- meaning

Together

a-/an- (prefix)

Greek

A-/An

Without

simple sentence

sentence that just has one clause

clause

a collection of words that has a subject-verb connection

When the amusement park opens we will have a lot of fun

Not simple

The woman walked down the street

Simple

cooperate

to work or act together to achieve a common goal

amoral

not caring about good behavior or morals

coexist

to exist together at the same time and in the same place

anaerobic

living or taking place in the absence of oxygen

commiserate

to sympathize with somebody, to express sympathy or sorrow

abyss

something that is immeasurably deep or infinite

coincide

to happen at or around the same time

apathetic

having or showing little or no emotion