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    Cognates are words that share similar meanings, spellings, and pronunciations across languages. Examples given are "materials" in English and "materiales" in Spanish. The document instructs readers to underline cognates they find in a sample paragraph in both English and Spanish, then write those cognates in palm leaf outlines.

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    Cognates are words that share similar meanings, spellings, and pronunciations across languages. Examples given are "materials" in English and "materiales" in Spanish. The document instructs readers to underline cognates they find in a sample paragraph in both English and Spanish, then write those cognates in palm leaf outlines.

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    Cognates are words that share similar meanings, spellings, and pronunciations across languages. Examples given are "materials" in English and "materiales" in Spanish. The document instructs readers to underline cognates they find in a sample paragraph in both English and Spanish, then write those cognates in palm leaf outlines.

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    COGNATES

    Cognates are words in two languages that share


    a similar meaning, spelling, and pronunciation.
    Los cognados son palabras en ingles que se parecen al español y tienen el
    mismo significado.

    Example: Materials –materiales

    I. Instructions: Read this paragraph and underline the


    word that you think are cognates.

    My name is Adrian Garcia. I had born in


    September 4, 2005. My family is from Puerto Rico. I
    am seven years old. I like go to the supermarket with
    my mother. I like to eat bananas.

    This week I celebrate my birthday. My favorite color is


    blue. My party is decorated with blue balloons.

    II. Write the cognates that you found.


    1. 4. 7.

    2. 5. 8.

    3. 6. 9.

    iSLCollective.com
    Instructions: Write a cognate in each palm leaf.

    iSLCollective.com

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