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RocketReader Vocab American Edition 1.4 - Author Info Page
Description: Powerful vocabulary builder - use our lessons or create your own. Great for SAT!.. (more)
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Author Info for RocketReader Vocab American Edition 1.4
Author/Company Name: RocketReader
Country: US
Web Site: http://www.rocketreader.com
Programs listed: 4
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RocketReader Vocab British Edition 1.4 (Downloads: 349)
Powerful vocabulary builder - use our lessons or create your own. Develop a broad and powerful vocabulary. The ability to communicate correctly is vital for business and career success. RocketReader Vocab transforms your vocabulary by training you on a powerful set of words conveniently organized into 37 lessons.
The lessons cover a variety of topics from boardroom talk to exotic clothing items. Powerful unlimited vocabulary lesson editor is also included so you can train yourself on your own vocabulary sets.
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