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Caesar’s English II. Lesson 11. Grat. Pleasing Ex: Gratification, gratuitous. Curr. Run Ex: Current, recur. Trans. Across Ex: Transfer, transfusion. Migr. Wander Ex: Migrate, migratory. Rupt. Break - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Caesar’s English II

Lesson 11

Grat Pleasing

Ex: Gratification, gratuitous

Curr Run

Ex: Current, recur

Trans Across

Ex: Transfer, transfusion

Migr Wander

Ex: Migrate, migratory

Rupt Break

Ex: Abrupt, corrupt

Spec Look

Ex: Spectacles, spectrum

Pend Hang

Ex: Pending, depend

Omni All

Ex: Omnipotent, omniscient

Re Again

Ex: Revive, reiterate, rewind

Ex Out

Ex: Except, exit

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