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Wordbuilders, Volume 12: The 60-Minute Program for Building a More Effective Vocabulary | 
enlarge | Creator: Audio University Publisher: Random House Audio Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating: 2 reviews Sales Rank: 3271066
Format: Abridged, Audiobook Media: Audio Cassette Number Of Items: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2 Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 4.5 x 0.8
ISBN: 0553452908 EAN: 9780553452907 ASIN: 0553452908
Publication Date: July 1, 1991
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Product Description Wordbuilders : the convenientand entertaining way to build a more powerfulvocabulary. Each 60 minute cassette in the seriesfeatures forty words used in everyday conversation,or in the media and books but which many peopleskip, finding them difficult or even impossible todefine or pronounce accurately. Using highlyeffective mnemonic devices captivating dramatizedvignettes and a variety of exercises to aid retentioneach Wordbuilders programteaches you how to pronounce define and use a newselection of common but hard to use words. Each tapepackage includes a wallet size card bearing thewords their definitions and the pronunciation keyto quick easy reference anytime anywhere. TheWordbuilders tapes are great forbusiness people students public speakers and wordlovers everywhere. They'll help you build theconfidence that comes with real wordpower whether inbusiness in school or in daily conversation. Eachcassette stands on its own but you'll want tocollect the other volumes as well. Join theWordbuilders tradition of enjoyablelearning!
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good presentation, good selection of words. July 1, 1999 0 out of 1 found this review helpful
i found these tapes are decently good. they became like my buddies. i enjoy listening to them. most of the words are very useful in day to day life.
At Last! A Vocabulary Tape I Enjoyed! June 7, 1999 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This one's fun! Great vocabulary; entertaining stories with good acting; and the best format for reinforcing words I've heard so far. (I just ordered a copy for my niece and nephews.) Find out about the capricious, dilettante mechanic; what Appalachian Clem fears will be proscribed; whether the diamond cutter is venal... What a find! I'm as sanguine as the archeologist in volume 1. Congratulations Audio Univ/Bantum Audio Publishing! You've bested Princeton Review (Word Smart), Peter Funk of Funk and Wagnall (Word Power), Paul Altman (600 Words You Need to Know) and all the others I've listened to. My only concern is that buyers intending to purchase another volume will erroneously select one of the other vocab tapes that begin with 'Word'.
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