Spelling List 3/28/11

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1. season
2. replenish
3. trouble
4. patient
5. cooperative
6. flexible
7. igneous rock
8. sedimentary rock
9. metamorphic rock
10. hablar (to talk)
11. Yo hablo. (I talk.)
12. Tu hablas. (You talk.)
13. Usted habla. (You talk.)
14. Ustedes hablan. (You all talk)
15. Ella habla. (She talks.)
16. Ellos hablan. (They talk.)
17. Nosotros hablamos. (We talk.)
18. When in Rome, do as the Romans.

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