a state or action, changes verb to noun RE again, back ACT the process of doing ION – – – – state or condition, changes verb to noun PRE before CED yield, go ING forms present – – – participle PRO for, forward CEED to go ING forms present participle RE again, back – – – – CED yield, go ING forms present participle INTER between CED yield, go ING forms – – – – – present participle PRE before DIC speak, say TION state or condition, changes verb to – – – noun PRE before DIC speak, say TABLE possible to RE again, back JECT throw ION – – – – – state or condition, changes verb to noun IN not JECT throw ION state or condition, – – – – changes verb to noun PRO for, forward JECT throw ION state or condition, changes verb – – – to noun RE again, back LOC place ATION state or action, changes verb to noun – – – Improper garbage disposal can cause contamination of subterranean water sources. Relocating garbage dumps doesn’t necessarily solve this incredibly unhealthful problem. Laws preceding the discovery of this problem were predictably relaxed in terms of garbage disposal. Since the discovery, authorities have proceeded to toughen these laws and have injected funds into reevaluating ongoing practices. Interjection of environmental organizations has helped to convince an incredulous public of the depth of the problem and the need to recycle. Some garbage dumps have receded in size, but most have increased as the unbelievable amount of garbage produced continues to multiply unnecessarily. Supported by the Verizon Foundation Copyright 2007 IRA/NCTE.All rights reserved. ReadWriteThink materials may be reproduced for educational purposes.
– a state or action, changes verb to noun RE – again, back ACT – the process of doing ION – state or condition, changes verb to noun PRE – before CED – yield, go ING – forms present participle PRO – for, forward CEED – to go ING – forms present participle RE – again, back CED – yield, go ING – forms present participle INTER – between CED – yield, go ING – forms present participle PRE – before DIC – speak, say TION – state or condition, changes verb to noun PRE – before DIC – speak, say TABLE – possible to RE – again, back JECT – throw ION – state or condition, changes verb to noun IN – not JECT – throw ION – state or condition, changes verb to noun PRO – for, forward JECT – throw ION – state or condition, changes verb to noun RE – again, back LOC – place ATION – state or action, changes verb to noun Improper garbage disposal can cause contamination of subterranean water sources. Relocating garbage dumps doesn’t necessarily solve this incredibly unhealthful problem. Laws preceding the discovery of this problem were predictably relaxed in terms of garbage disposal. Since the discovery, authorities have proceeded to toughen these laws and have injected funds into reevaluating ongoing practices. Interjection of environmental organizations has helped to convince an incredulous public of the depth of the problem and the need to recycle. Some garbage dumps have receded in size, but most have increased as the unbelievable amount of garbage produced continues to multiply unnecessarily. Supported by the Verizon Foundation Copyright 2007 IRA/NCTE.All rights reserved. ReadWriteThink materials may be reproduced for educational purposes.
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