I remember using Reader's Digest Word Power Lists as a good tool to build vocab. I
don't know if they are still available, but they came in each issue of Reader's
Digest and were intended for an adult audience. I used themin sixth grade on and
felt they helped me with the verbal SAT later on.John
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John Grainger
Librarian
Hinsdale High School
Hinsdale NH 03451
jgrainger@webryders.net
"The Best is yet to come"
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