Unit 1
Week 1: Short Vowels a, e, ea, I, o, u
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amendments
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activists
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benfited
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citizens
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insults
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impressive
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topics
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public
Week 2: Long Vowels
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contained
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nation
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freedom
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reason
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replied
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rights
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devoted
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future
Week 3: r-Controlled Vowels er, ir, ur (er, ear, ir, ur, ure)
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person
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liberty
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determination
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earned
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thirty
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first
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turned
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cultures
Unit 2
Week 1: r-Controlled Vowels /âr/, /är/, /ôr/ (air, are; or our, ore)
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participate
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horseback
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forth
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sword
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chores
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forever
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spare
Week 2: Closed Syllable Pattern
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swimming
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campers
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forget
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capture
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discussed
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except
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summit
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distance
Week 3: Open Syllable Pattern
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become
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beloved
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events
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secret
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famous
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museum
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pirates
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readers
Unit 3
Week 1: Vowel-r Syllable Pattern
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covered
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cornstalks
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kernels
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forests
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scorching
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farmers
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burst
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thirteen
Week 2: Vowel Team Sylable Pattern
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explained
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realized
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rejoiced
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enjoyed
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throughout
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thoughtful
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approached
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replied
Week 3: Consonant-le Syllable Pattern
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castle
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example
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incredible
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puzzle
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unforgettable
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nibble
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available
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principles
Unit 4
Week 1: Vowel-Consonant-e Syllable Pattern
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ashamed
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scraped
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bravely
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blithe
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excited
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survive
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those
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contribute
Week 2: Homographs
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novel
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left
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bound
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story
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rare
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kind
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till
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down
Week 3: Variant Vowels (oo, ew, ould, ull)
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afternoon
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food
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flew
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goodness
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took
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shook
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pulled
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couldn’t
Unit 5
Week 1: Noun Suffixes (-ology, -ant, -er, -or, -ery)
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technology
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tenants
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observant
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immigrants
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laborer
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educator
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author
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machinery
Week 2: Latin Roots (spec, liter, vent, struct)
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unexpected
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respect
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spectacular
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literary
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adventure
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structure
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invention
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constrcution
Week 3: Homophones
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course
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died
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feat
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hire
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missed
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sent
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steel
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would
Unit 6
Week 1: Variant Vowel /
(al, alk, all, au, aw)
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always
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awesome
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because
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fawned
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installment
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jaws
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launched
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stalk
Week 2: Noun Suffixes (-tion, -ty, -sion, --ness, -ment)
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apprehension
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government
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astonishment
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illness
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conditions
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provisions
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exhaustion
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visibility
Week 3: Compound Words (Hyphenated, Open)
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each other
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far-flung
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half-moon
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ocean liner
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polar region
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ready-made
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super-wolf
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well-being
Unit 7
Week 1: Words with Final /əl/ and /ər/
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another
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honor
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battle
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hospital
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doctors
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medical
Week 2: Prefixes (re-, pre-, dis-, mis-)
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dissatisfy
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precaution
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reunited
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disease
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reaction
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misguided
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recollect
Week 3: Silent Letters (kn, wr, gh, gn, wh)
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assignment
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whole
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eighteen
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written
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know
Unit 8
Week 1: /ou/ and /oi/
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outlandish
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mountain
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powerful
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showered
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exploit
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moisture
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hoisted
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joyously
Week 2: Latin Roots (aud, vis, form, cede)
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audiences
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audible
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visualize
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transformed
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recede
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proceed
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vision
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uniform
Week 3: Adjective Suffixes (-y, -ent, -ive, -ic, -ful)
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sandy
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impressive
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optimistic
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dependent
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cumulative
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peaceful
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confident
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historic
Unit 9
Week 1: Irregular Past Tense Verbs
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grew
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threw
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knew
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blew
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thought
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brought
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spent
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rang
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stood
Week 2: Inflectional Endings with Spelling Changes (-ed, -ing)
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exploded
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required
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referred
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ratified
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popping
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assembling
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inflating
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creating
Week 3: Prefixes that Describe Where (pro-, em-, en-, per-, im-)
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produced
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program
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embarked
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energy
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percent
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permitted
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permanently
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imminent
Unit 10
Week 1: Plurals: Spelling Changes/Irregulars
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sketches
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people
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benches
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theories
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teeth
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feet
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children
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bodies
Week 2: Science Roots (se, mech, cycle, phys, chem)
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inseparable
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mechanized
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mechanic
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mechanism
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physiotherapy
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chemist
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recycling
Week 3: Prefixes (re-, bio-im-, ex-, micro-)
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biologist
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biochemistry
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reaction
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postdoctoral
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immigrant
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microbiologist