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Latin Vocabulary Groups 7 to 16
Vocabulary for Group 7 Exercises
Vocabulary for Group 8 Exercises
Vocabulary for Group 9 Exercises
Vocabulary for Group 10 Exercises
Vocabulary for Group 11 Exercises
Vocabulary for Group 12 Exercises
Vocabulary for Group 13 Exercises
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Vocabulary for Group 16 Exercises
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Vocabulary Building through Word Formation
Word Formation
Building Vocabulary through Word Formation:
Prefix ad-
Building Vocabulary through Word Formation:
Prefix con-
Building Vocabulary Through Word Formation:
Prefix e-/ex-
Building Vocabulary through Word Formation: Prefix per-
Building Vocabulary through Word Formation:
Prefix pro-
Latin Vocabulary Building Through Word Formation: Prefix re-
Building Vocabulary through Word Formation: Prefix in- (adjective)
Post-Classical Latin
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Tip: If a form could be dative or ablative,
if it is a person and it is not the object of a preposition, it is dative (or part of an ablative absolute).
If it is a thing, it is probably ablative (or dative of purpose).
