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Caesar’s English. Lesson 15. culp rit. culp rit. The culprit was to blame for the robbery. Culpable, exculpate, inculpate. c ulp = blame culp rit. The culprit was to blame for the robbery. Culpable, exculpate, inculpate. pug ilist. pug ilist. The pugilist likes to fight with his hands. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Caesar’s EnglishLesson 15

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culprit

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culprit

O The culprit was to blame for the robbery.

O Culpable, exculpate, inculpate

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culp = blameculprit

O The culprit was to blame for the robbery.

O Culpable, exculpate, inculpate

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pugilist

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pugilist

O The pugilist likes to fight with his hands.O Pugnacious, repugnant, impugn

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pugn = fightpugilist

O The pugilist likes to fight with his hands.O Pugnacious, repugnant, impugn

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urban

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urban

O He didn’t want to live in the country, he wanted to live in an urban environment.

O Suburbs, urbanite, urbanism, urbanologist

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urb = cityurban

O He didn’t want to live in the country, he wanted to live in an urban environment.

O Suburbs, urbanite, urbanism, urbanologist

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roman numeral

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roman numeral

O II is the roman numeral for 2.O Numerous, numerology, enumerate

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numer = numberroman numeral

O II is the roman numeral for 2.O Numerous, numerology, enumerate

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acrid

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acrid

O The skunk gave off an acrid smell.O Acerbity, acrimony, acerate

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acr = sharpacrid

O The skunk gave off an acrid smell.O Acerbity, acrimony, acerate

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OCulp sharpOPugn cityOUrb numberONumer blameOAcr fight

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OCulpOPugnOUrbONumerOAcr

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Dormitory

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Dormitory

O The students slept in the dormitory.O Dormant, dormancy, dormer,

dormitive

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dorm = sleepDormitory

O The students slept in the dormitory.O Dormant, dormancy, dormer,

dormitive

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projector

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projector

O The projector throws the picture onto the wall.

O Dejected, interjection, eject, reject, inject, subject

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ject = throwprojector

O The projector throws the picture onto the wall.

O Dejected, interjection, eject, reject, inject, subject

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magnificent

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magnificent

O The diamond looked magnificent.O Magnate, magnanimous

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magn = greatmagnificent

O The diamond looked magnificent.O Magnate, magnanimous

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verdict

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verdict

O The judge determined the truth and then handed down the verdict.

O Verify, veracity, veritable

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ver = trueverdict

O The judge determined the truth and then handed down the verdict.

O Verify, veracity, veritable

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computer

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computer

O The computer will think for me.O Impute, dispute, reputation,

disreputable

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put = thinkcomputer

O The computer will think for me.O Impute, dispute, reputation,

disreputable

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OJect thinkODorm greatOMagn trueOVer throwOPut sleep

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OJectODormOMagnOVerOPut