Unit 1.2 Vocabulary

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 (v.): to work or act together to achieve a common goal

amoral (adj.): not caring about good behavior or morals

coexist (v.): to exist together at the same time and in the same place

anaerobic (adj.): living or taking place in the absence of oxygen

commiserate (v.): to sympathize with somebody, to express sympathy or sorrow

abyss (n.): something that is immeasurably deep or infinite

coincide (v.): to happen at or around the same time

apathetic (adj.): having or showing little or no emotion