| A | B |
| fer | carry, bear |
| transfer | to carry across |
| circumference | the area around a circle |
| fertilizer | food for soil or plants |
| offer | to bear a gift |
| ferry | a bost to carry things across water |
| act | to move or do |
| react | to move back or to respond |
| activate | to make something start or work |
| actor/actress | a person who moves or acts |
| mit | to send |
| omit | to forget or not to send |
| admit | to allow to come in |
| admission | to send money to come in |
| missile | an object that is sent in the air |
| missionaries | people who are sent somewhere for a certain purpose |
| dismiss | to be sent away |
| fac | to make or do |
| fraction | somthing that has been made into two or more parts |
| factory | where something is made |
| duc | lead |
| conduct | to lead something |
| induce | to lead into |
| produce | to lead into creation |
| deduct | to take away |
| fug | flee, run away from |
| fugitive | one who runs away |
| refugee | one who runs away to be safe or free |
| labor | work |
| laboratory | place of work for scientific projects |
| labored | difficulty with something |
| laborious | describing something that is hard |
| collaborate | to work together |
| pell | to drive or push |
| expel | to push out |
| repellent | something used to keep away |
| repulsive | something that pushes away; being ugly or nasty |
| compulsive | drawn or pushed to do something |
| mov | to move |
| remove | to take something away |
| motivate | to make something move; to get it going |
| mobile | moving |
| commotion | a lot of movement together |
| port | to carry |
| transport | to move something from one place to another |
| important | something that is neccessary to know |
| report | to carry information to someone else |
| turb | to disturb or whirl |
| turbine | motor that creates energy by whirling |
| turbulance | disturbance in the air or water |
| trouble | the act of disturbing |
| grad | to take step |
| graduate | to take step in order to succeed |
| gradually | slowly taking steps |
| digress | to take step backward |