co/com/contra/counter

to make more compact to bring closer together

• condense
• companion
• confer

someone who keeps company with another person

• condense
• companion
• confer

to come together with great force; to clash

• confer
• collide
• conspire

to secretly work and plan together; to plot

• confer
• collide
• conspire

co, col, com, con means?

• above
• back, again
• with, together

Ella and Bella started to commiserate together when their favorite team lost the basketball semifinals. What did they do?

• planned a party

• canceled their plans

• shared their sadness

• laughed

Ella and Mrs. Ruff started to commiserate together when their favorite team lost the basketball semifinals. What did they do?

• planned a party

• canceled their plans

• shared their sadness

• laughed

Laura and Ashly were best friends. When they wore the same outfit to school, everyone thought it was just a ___________________.

• counterintuitive

• coincidence

• counterexample

• committee

Tayten thought she bought an original Van Gogh painting. She was very upset when she discovered that it was __________________.

• counterfeit

• contrarian

• compatinle

• only a contraption

Emily told her mom, "You may think I'm tired, but it's definitely the ____________. I am wide awake! It’s only 7:00 at night!"

• comparison

• contradict

• compatible

• contrary