Build up Your Vocabulary! ANSWER KEY Term: USE FORM MEANING OTHER (examples in booklet) (suffix, prefix, parts of FORMS speech) accuse accused of doing accuse + ed blamed for accuse something verb something; told accusing that they did accusatory something accusation wrong accusingly offense a serious offense offend + se a offender very serious offenses noun something done offensive will be charged with a offense + s that was wrong offended criminal offense (plural) offend crime recognizes that crime something done criminal crime and adult crime noun that is illegal criminally young people’s crimes crime + s if the crime is serious (plural form) permission can’t work without permit + sion something permit special permission noun that is permissible ask the judge for allowed by permissibly permission to marry agreement judge ask the judges for judge+ s a person judge permission noun (plural) who decides judges the judge will only about what judgment agree judgmental the judge in youth court the judge might the same legal rights legal according to legality adjective the law; (law) something legalism this right legally and allowed by law sentence may be sentenced as sentence + ed a ruling or sentencing an adult Verb decision receive a tougher sentence made in a sentence noun court given an adult sentence
Build up Your Vocabulary! ANSWER KEY Term: USE (examples in booklet) FORM (suffix, prefix, parts of speech) MEANING OTHER FORMS accuse accused of doing something accuse + ed verb blamed for something; told that they did something wrong accuse accusing accusatory accusation accusingly offense a serious offense very serious offenses will be charged with a criminal offense offend + se noun offense + s (plural) a something done that was wrong offender offensive offended offend crime recognizes that crime and adult crime young people’s crimes if the crime is serious crime noun crime + s (plural form) something done that is illegal criminal criminally permission can’t work without special permission ask the judge for permission to marry permit + sion noun something that is allowed by agreement permit permissible permissibly judge ask the judges for permission the judge will only agree the judge in youth court the judge might judge+ s noun (plural) a person who decides about what judge judges judgment judgmental the same legal rights legal adjective according to the law; something this right and allowed by law legality (law) legalism legally sentence may be sentenced as an adult receive a tougher sentence given an adult sentence sentence + ed Verb sentence noun a ruling or decision made in a court sentencing
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