Spelling List 4/23/10

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1. carbon footprint
2. destiny
3. desolate
4. innocent
5. guilty
6. urban
7. suburban
8. rural
9. comer (to eat)
10. Yo como. (I eat.)
Tu comes. (You eat. - friendly)
Usted come. (You eat. - formal)
Ustedes comen. (You all eat.)
El/ ella come. (He/ she eats.)
Ellos comen. (They eat.)
Nosotros comemos. (We eat.)

17. It’s always darkest just before the dawn

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