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Cognates Answers look sound mean 6th Germanic Cognates Answers father thief thing thirst thanks thorn brother bath thousand hard door dance do cold bed garden under drink Cognates Answers What are some letters you notice

Cognates Answers look sound mean 6th Germanic
Cognates Answers father thief thing thirst thanks thorn brother bath thousand hard door dance do cold bed garden under drink
Cognates Answers What are some letters you notice often change from German to English?
Cognates Answers
Cognates Answers pepper circus grip medicine help social chin stork cellar elk come light young hungry honey
Cognates Answers friendly water naturally foot better quality specialty half fever seven swine (pig) fish romantic bush musical
Cognates Answers old sun false brown book apple salt free warm to sit to find friend son right
Cognates Answers 5th 1. Use your knowledge of cognates to help you figure out the meaning of the sentences below.
Cognates Answers 5th ANSWERS Winter was bitter cold this year. Don't stick your finger in my nose! Thomas has a red nose, a wide mouth, enormous ears, thin lips and long hair.
Cognates Answers Today is August 16. Summer has ended and I am in school. My school is Parkway. I am new here in 7th grade. This year I am learning German, English, Math, Biology, History, Cooking, and Music. My brother also goes to school. His name is Thomas and he is in 11th grade. He can drive a car, but I take the bus. I play soccer for the school. My soccer team is good!
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