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Word Power Made Easy Free Audiobook Download

Norman Lewis

Master Vocabulary for Clear Communication and Increased Confidence.

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Author: Norman Lewis

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 0

Language: English

Publish Date: 12/24/1969

Audiobook length: 31min

Word Power Made Easy Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: 1. How to Test Your Present Vocabulary

00:0018:39

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Chapter 2: 2. How to Start Building Your Vocabulary

00:0010:37

Chapter 3: 3. How to Talk About Personality Types (Sessions 1–3)

00:0034:35

Chapter 4: 4. How to Talk About Doctors (Sessions 4–6)

00:0034:10

Chapter 5: 5. How to Talk About Various Practitioners (Sessions 7–10)

00:0044:50

Chapter 6: 6. How to Talk About Science and Scientists (Sessions 11–13)

00:0044:26

Chapter 7: 7. How to Talk About Liars and Lying (Sessions 14–17)

00:0043:32

Chapter 8: 8. How to Check Your Progress: Comprehensive Test I (Session 18)

00:0009:20

Chapter 9: 9. How to Talk About Actions (Sessions 19–23)

00:0064:30

Chapter 10: 10. How to Talk About Various Speech Habits (Sessions 24–27)

00:0054:47

Chapter 11: 11. How to Insult Your Enemies (Sessions 28–31)

00:0077:32

Chapter 12: 12. How to Flatter Your Friends (Sessions 32–37)

00:0064:23

Chapter 13: 13. How to Check Your Progress: Comprehensive Test II (Session 38)

00:0008:33

Chapter 14: 14. How to Talk About Common Phenomena and Occurrences (Sessions 39–41)

00:0069:28

Chapter 15: 15. How to Talk About What Goes On (Sessions 42–44)

00:0033:58

Chapter 16: 16. How to Talk About a Variety of Personal Characteristics (Sessions 45–46)

00:0021:50

Chapter 17: 17. How to Check Your Progress: Comprehensive Test III (Session 47)

00:0008:05

Chapter 18: 18. How to Check Your Standing as an Amateur Etymologist

00:0027:22

Chapter 19: 19. How to Keep Building Your Vocabulary

00:0007:07

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Who should listen Word Power Made Easy

The summary audiobook of "Word Power Made Easy" by Norman Lewis is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their vocabulary and improve their communication skills, including students preparing for standardized tests, professionals aiming to excel in their careers, and lifelong learners who wish to articulate ideas more effectively. Whether you're a novice or an advanced speaker, this audiobook serves as a valuable resource for unlocking the complexities of English words and their meanings, making it accessible and beneficial to a wide audience.

3 quotes from Word Power Made Easy

"Words are the most potent weapons for communication and can create or destroy ideas."
"A well-developed vocabulary enables you to express your thoughts more clearly and effectively, enhancing your ability to persuade and connect with others."
"Learning new words is not merely about memorization, but about gaining the power to articulate your ideas and understand the world around you more deeply."

Author : Norman Lewis

Norman Lewis was an influential American writer and lexicographer, best known for his innovative approach to vocabulary building and language instruction. Born in 1912, he dedicated much of his career to teaching and writing, producing numerous books that aimed to simplify and enhance the learning of English. "Word Power Made Easy," his most celebrated work, has become a cornerstone resource for students, professionals, and language enthusiasts, highlighting his belief in the power of words to transform communication and understanding. Lewis's engaging style and practical exercises not only make learning enjoyable but also empower readers to expand their vocabulary and improve their language skills effectively. Through his contributions, he left a lasting impact on the field of education and continues to inspire learners worldwide.

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