Fus, fun- to pour out, melt
Subordinating conjunctions
Use Subordinating Conjunctions
• After Although As
As if
though
Because
• So that
• Than
• Though
• Unless
• Until
• When
• Whenever
• Where
• Wherever
• Whether
As long as
As soon as
Before How If In order that
As
Since
effusive
• Our root word this week is fus, fun which
means to pour out, melt
• Today’s word is effusive, an adjective, which
means having excessive outpouring,
especially of feelings; gushy
Although he was effusive in his
affection, he cheated on his love.
fusion
• Our root word this week is fus, fun which
means to pour out, melt
• Today’s word is fusion, a noun, which means
1.a union or melting together of things; a
bending
• 2. a type of jazz music
• 3. a type of food
Because of the fusion of diverse
musical instruments, many describe
the music as a jazz.
infuse
• Our root word this week is fus, fun which
means to pour out, melt
• Today’s word is infuse, a verb, which means to
instill a principle or quality in; to introduce,
• instill
•
infuse
profusion
• Our root word this week is fus, fun which
means to pour out, melt
• Today’s word is profusion, a noun, which
means great quality or supply; an abundance
Whenever there is rain, a profusion of
flowers follows.
refund
• Our root word this week is fus, fun which
means to pour out, melt
• Today’s word is refund, a verb, which means
to give or put back, especially to return money
•
Where there is a defect in the product,
a refund should be given.