For a class to transfer, that college has to offer the exact same course in order to give you credit for it. Thatâs why English 121 transfers (most every college in Colorado offers that exact course), but Welding 125 does not (most four-year colleges do not offer welding).
Word roots and routes: cess, cease, cede, ceed. exceed â excess recede â recession succeed â success, succession. Email this Post. Next in a series of posts exploring some of the ârootsâ and âroutesâ of English vocabulary. English has many related words containing the roots cede, ceed, cess and cease, derived from the Latin verb cÄdere (go, go away, withdraw, yield) and its past participle cessus. Cede and cease exist as independent words, but this group of roots flourishes particularly in combination with prefixes.
Experts reveal the SIX words women hate the most - with 'moist' topping the list of cringe-inducing phrases. The word 'moist' has long-been regarded as one of the world's most unpleasant words - particularly by women, but it has now been revealed that the offending phrase is not the only word women find almost unbearable to hear. In fact, it's one of six. But a new survey of 500 women from underwear company Knix Wear has revealed that there are in fact six words that they claim to hate most - and while some of the word aversions can be explained by phonetics, perhaps not surprisingly, others bring up bad sexual connotations.