Accord-Quiz: Many misspell these words – Many write this? (part 2 ) B1-C2

disappointment: disillusionment, (educational language) Desillusion, disillusionment. This word is part of the vocabulary of B1.

atmosphere: to Greek atmós = haze and sphaĩra = (Erd)kugel

The word Millennium is derived from Latin mille ("thousand") and Latin dose ("Year") together, which doubles the spelling l and doubled n justified. The word became 1999 voted word of the year.

Terabyte: Tera is the prefix for a trillion (10¹²) in the SI system-Units with the sign T, the Byte is a unit of measurement in digital technology and computer science, which usually lasts for one episode 8 Bit stands.

The word repair goes to Latin repair return, what the spelling means a justified.

Interest: from French intérêt = benefit, Advantage, Latin interest = it brings benefit. This word is part of the vocabulary of B1.

In this word, that from synonymous French terrace was borrowed, stuck Latin terra, which includes the spelling -rr- conditional. Also with doubles-r Therefore write e.g. B. also Terrain, Terrarium

a little bit: for the word comes from the bite, means something like biting off a small piece of something, small bite

ballet: Italian ballet, Diminutive form of: ballo = dance, to: dance, Ballerina. The word belongs in the vocabulary of B1.

the 2. person singular of hold is present in the indicative mood you hold. That t after l must not be omitted, because it belongs to the root of the word and is therefore retained in all forms of the verb. This word belongs to vocabulary B1.

(French tolerant <) Latin tolerans (Genitive: tolerant) = tolerating, persistent, adjectival 1. participle of: to tolerate, tolerate