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 The example from latin language are "schola"

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~ It means the study of words
~ french & spanish
- Etymology means study of origin of words and how their meanings have changed through the history
- The other example of newer words are "television"& "google it".
"it's lit"            "wass up"
" flawless"        "wym?"
"slay"
"y'all"
The language families are Latin, French, German, Dutch. Each families have their own language and they use to connect to other language to make it 'perfect English word"
The example from latin language are "schola".
The example from Germanic language are "kazza" "hete"
To analyzing the parts of the words basically by breaking them apart and define them the whole term.
because they have their cause and effect. Eventually, words changes and we need to know what does the prefix and suffix means.

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What is etymology?

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bistro bouquet corral kaput

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Pause at 1:23 and answer these questions in the comments.

What is 'etymology?'

What are other examples of newer words?

What are some examples of words whose meanings have changed over time? (Think of slang words such as 'cool.')

Pause at 3:46 and answer these questions in the comments.

What are language families?

Provide some examples of Latin languages.

What are examples of Germanic languages?

Watch until the end and answer these questions in the comments.

How could you use etymology to help you figure out the meaning of a word you don't know?

How can understanding word etymologies give you a better understanding of history?

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1. What language family is English a part of?

2. Which of the following is a language in the Latin family?

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This quiz and worksheet combo will assess your understanding of etymology and its applications. Quiz questions cover the meaning of etymology, specific language families and using etymology in a literary context.

Quiz & Worksheet Goals

In this quiz you will be tested on:

The definition of etymology

Language families

The origin of a particular word

How etymology applies to reading

Skills Practiced

Critical thinking - apply relevant concepts of etymology to everyday reading skills

Defining key concepts - ensure that you can accurately define main terms, such as etymology

Information recall - access the knowledge you've gained regarding language families

Knowledge application - use your knowledge to answer questions about word origin

Additional Learning

To learn more about etymology, review the accompanying lesson called The Etymology of Words. This lesson covers the following objectives:

Learn how etymology became a field of study

Understand how etymology applies to everyday language use

Identify examples of language families and which languages they include

Know how to apply etymology to literature and reading

Note the impact of etymology on historical events

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Challenge the groups to sort the words into categories based on their language of origin. Can they guess what the language of origin is for each group? What other words in the English language might also come from these languages?
Armoire
Angst
Cilantro
Macho
Ballet
Depot
Fest
Mosquito
Poltergeist

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With their partners, have students find the roots in the dictionary and write down their meanings as well as their language of origin.

Then, have the pairs brainstorm English words that use each of the roots. Encourage students to share their responses with the whole class.

Finally, instruct partners to create brand new words by combining the roots and affixes from their lists. Have the students share their favorite new words with the class. Can the rest of the class guess the meaning of the words? Did anyone accidently ''create'' a word that already exists?

https://www.etymonline.com/word/mosquito

http://www.readingrockets.org/article/root-words-roots-and-affixes