Slide 1Caesars English II Ancient Latin Stems, Lesson I Slide 2 COM means together. To combine is to put things together; something is complete when it is all together, and…

Slide 1Caesar’s English II Lesson XI Slide 2 GRAT (PLEASING) GRATIFICATION, INGRATIATE, GRATUITOUS GRAT means pleasing. Gratification is when you are pleased; to ingratiate…

Slide 1Caesar’s English II Lesson XX Slide 2 epithet n. (EP-ih-thet): a characterizing term Spanish: epíteto The English noun epithet comes from the Latin epitheton, which…

Slide 1Caesar’s English II Lesson XV Slide 2 culp (blame) culprit, culpable, exculpate CULP means blame. We blame the culprit; to be culpable is to be guilty; and to exculpate…

Stems 1A,1B,2A CAESARâS ENGLISH 2 www.stemwords.com Lesson 1 committee community committee They met together as a committee. Combination, comfort, common, complete, combo…

Caesarâs English 2 Caesarâs English 2 www.stemwords.com Lesson 11 gratifying gratifying The girl thought texting was a gratifying way to communicate with her friends. Gratification,…

Caesarâs English 1 Caesarâs English 2 www.stemwords.com Lesson 9 Marina submarine Marina The submarine went under the sea. Maritime, mariner, marine, ultramarine Mar =…

Caesarâs english 2 Caesarâs english 2 www.stemwords.com Lesson 13 separate separate The puzzle pieces were separated and held apart. Secede, sedition, secret, seduce, segregate,…

Slide 1 PUNCT (POINT) PUNCTUATE, PUNCTUAL, PUNCTILIOUS PUNCT means point. To punctuate is to insert periods, exclamation points, and other symbols into writing; punctual…

Slide 1 Curriculum Framework for Level IV Services Advanced Academic Programs Instructional Services Slide 2 Slide 3 William and Mary Language Arts Units Kendall Hunt Publishers…