Aprenda en Su Auto Ingles

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Broadens vocabulary base. Adds even more grammar skills. Enriches conversational abilities. The Fastest Way to Learn a Language, Guaranteed! Easy to use while driving, walking, working around the home. Available in three levels -- beginning through advanced. Recorded by professional native speakers. Unique format allows for recall and repetition. Includes Listening Guide(s) with recorded text and grammar notes. Focus is on communication!

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Titulo Alternativo : Nivel Tres

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Autor:

Henry N. Raymond
Inc. Penton Overseas

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Filología

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