Don't be put off by the amount. You have most of these already in your vocab books.
Tips:
1) Try to think of English words that are derived from the Latin e.g. mittere - to send - emit/emission etc
2) Pick out the ones you definitely don't know first. Learn them and the rest will follow.
VERBS
Group 1
adiuvo, are - to help
ambulo, are - to walk
appropinquo, are - to approach
clamo, are - to shout
curo, are - to care for
do, are - to give
erro, are - to wander
exspecto, are - to wait for
festino, are - to hurry
laboro, are - to work
lacrimo, are - to cry
libero, are - to free
narro, are - to narrate
navigo, are - to sail
neco, are - to kill
paro, are - to prepare
porto, are - to carry
rogo, are - to ask
saluto, are - to greet
servo, are - to serve
voco, are - to summon
Group 2
debeo, ere - to have (to)
deleo, ere - to delete
habeo, ere - to have/possess
maneo, ere - to remain/stay
moneo, ere - to warn
persuadeo, ere - to persuade
respondeo, ere - to respond
rideo, ere - to laugh
sedeo, ere - to sit
taceo, ere - to remain silent
teneo, ere - to hold
video, ere - to see
Group 3
curro, ere - to run
dico, ere - to say
ludo, ere - to play
mitto, ere - to send
ostendo, ere - to show
quaero, ere - to seek
Group ¾
capio, ere - to capture
facio, ere - to make/do
fugio , ere - to flee
rapio, ere - to snatch
Group 4
audio, ire - to hear
dormio, ire - to sleep
Wednesday, 4 April 2007
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