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    Name: ______________________________

    Latin and Greek Root Words: Mitt and Tract

    L atin and Greek are the source of many root words in English.
    Mitt and mit come from the same Latin word meaning “send.”
    Tract is from the Latin word meaning “pull” or “drag.” When
    combined with a prefix or another root word, mitt/mit and tract
    become common English words. For example, trans is from the Latin
    Word Bank
    word for across. Combine trans with mit, and you have the word ab
    transmit. Based on its original meaning, transmit means “across send” ad
    or to send something across a distance. at
    com
    Use the list of prefixes in the word bank to make five different con
    English words out of mitt/mit and tract. You may add a suffix or dis
    change the spelling a little if needed. Write a sentence for each word ex
    you make and circle the word you made from the root word. Be sure per
    and find words for both mitt/mitt and tract. re
    sub

    Sentences:
    1.

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

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    Name: ______________________________

    Latin and Greek Root Words: Mitt and Tract

    L atin and Greek are the source of many root words in English.
    Mitt and mit come from the same Latin word meaning “send.”
    Tract is from the Latin word meaning “pull” or “drag.” When
    combined with a prefix or another root word, mitt/mit and tract
    become common English words. For example, trans is from the Latin
    Word Bank
    word for across. Combine trans with mit, and you have the word ab
    transmit. Based on its original meaning, transmit means “across send” ad
    or to send something across a distance. at
    com
    Use the list of prefixes in the word bank to make five different con
    English words out of mitt/mit and tract. You may add a suffix or dis
    change the spelling a little if needed. Write a sentence for each word ex
    you make and circle the word you made from the root word. Be sure per
    and find words for both mitt/mitt and tract. re
    sub

    Sentences:
    1. Student’s choice

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

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