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CONTENTS

Full Pronunciation Key WEEKS 1 WEEKS 2 WEEKS 3 WEEKS 4 WEEKS 5 WEEKS 6 WEEKS 7 WEEKS 8 WEEKS 9 WEEKS 10 WEEKS 11 WEEKS 12 WEEKS 13 WEEKS 14 WEEKS 15 WEEKS 16 WEEKS 17 WEEKS 18 WEEKS 19 WEEKS 20 WEEKS 21 WEEKS 22

WEEKS 23 WEEKS 24 WEEKS 25 WEEKS 26 WEEKS 27 WEEKS 28 WEEKS 29 WEEKS 30 WEEKS 31 WEEKS 32 WEEKS 33 WEEKS 34 WEEKS 35 WEEKS 36 WEEKS 37 WEEKS 38 WEEKS 39 WEEKS 40 WEEKS 41 WEEKS 42 WEEKS 43 WEEKS 44 WEEKS 45 WEEKS 46 Buried Words Words in Context Answers Final Review Test

Panorama of Words Bonus Weeks

VOC/QUOTE The Lighter Touch 100 PANORAMA OF WORDS

INTRODUCTION

The study of the English language has spread all over the world, and high school and college students everywhere have come to realize that language mastery depends on the possession of a comprehensive vocabulary. This is just what 1100 Words You Need to Know has been offering through the five earlier editions and continuing on this sixth one.

We are proud that has rated this book as the number one best seller in its category. In addition to the various exercises that help readers learn challenging vocabulary, we have now added a section called "The Lighter Touch 100," which shows that vocabulary can be taught with a sense of humor. By investing a mere 15 minutes with this new book, you will soon see a dramatic improvement in your vocabulary.

Murray Bromberg Melvin Gordon

FULL PRONUNCIATION KEY

a bat, trap j just, enjoy

bull, pull

rage, lace k kin, talk ? dual, sue

? jar, farther l lose, hurl

m mice, cram v vast, have

b bag, sob n not, into w wish, wood

ch chill, such ng song, ring y youth, yes

d done, said

z zoo, zest

o rot, cot zh pleasure, treasure

e met, rest tow, blow

ease, see ? cord, lord stands for:

er fern, learn oi toil, boil a in around

ou mouse, bout e in waken

f feel, stiff

i in cupid

g gone, big p pest, cap

o in demon

h him, hold r red, art

u in brush

s see, best

i inch, pin sh crush, crash

ivy, hive t time, act

th this, math

they, booth

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