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Atinesh Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Mastering Vocabulary ?
Hello friends,
I've just completed "Word Power Made Easy-Norman Lewis". Now which book should I refer for more 'greek' and 'latin' roots . Most importantly a book should also contain a heavy list of words connected with greek and latin roots.
I've just completed "Word Power Made Easy-Norman Lewis". Now which book should I refer for more 'greek' and 'latin' roots . Most importantly a book should also contain a heavy list of words connected with greek and latin roots.
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It is out of print, but perhaps you can find one on an online used book source: Latin & Greek in Current Use , by Eli E. Burgess and Lionel Casson, Prentice-Hall, Inc. 10 Minute Guide to Building Your Vocabulary , by Ellen Lichtenstein, Alpha Books (Macmillan Publishing) is also the sort of thing you are looking for, I think.
- It is out of print, but perhaps you can find one on an online used book source: Latin & Greek in Current Use , by Eli E.
- Burgess and Lionel Casson, Prentice-Hall, Inc.
- 10 Minute Guide to Building Your Vocabulary , by Ellen Lichtenstein, Alpha Books (Macmillan Publishing) is also the sort of thing you are looking for, I think.
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It is out of print, but perhaps you can find one on an online used book source: Latin & Greek in Current Use, by Eli E. Burgess and Lionel Casson, Prentice-Hall, Inc.
10 Minute Guide to Building Your Vocabulary, by Ellen Lichtenstein, Alpha Books (Macmillan Publishing) is also the sort of thing you are looking for, I think.
10 Minute Guide to Building Your Vocabulary, by Ellen Lichtenstein, Alpha Books (Macmillan Publishing) is also the sort of thing you are looking for, I think.
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