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How best to learn a 3000 word vocab book?

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emk
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 Message 9 of 11
09 March 2012 at 10:48pm | IP Logged 
DreamCH wrote:
In French, my knowledge is a few 1000 words, but jumping into a C1-
vocabulary book was too challenging.


Do you have a book containing C1-level vocabulary in French? And if so, would you be so
kind as to share the title? I'd love to track down a copy.
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DreamCH
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 Message 10 of 11
09 March 2012 at 11:25pm | IP Logged 
no problem,

it`s Hueber
Französisch
Grosser Lernwortschatz

I guess there should be one in English as well.
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xiongshi7
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 Message 11 of 11
30 March 2012 at 6:45pm | IP Logged 
There's no substitute for hard work. Stay determined and gut it out.


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