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S
POKEN
E
NGLISH
. . . in half
the
time
L
EARNING
by Lynn Lundquist
Learning Spoken English
...in half the time
by Lynn Lundquist
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Learning Spoken English
) may be freely published inEnglish or translated into any other language. It may be sold or distributed in any man-ner (including website publication) without permission from, or royalty payments to,the original author. It may carry any publisher's, translator's, or author's name and copy-right as long as other publishers outside of the original country of publication can pub-lish their own edition. The book's title may be changed at the publisher's discretion. The book's dual purpose is first, to help those wanting to learn English become more suc-cessful in that endeavor, and secondly, to be an effective advertising medium for
Spo-ken English Learned Quickly
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. As such,our only requirement is that: 1) the English text of the numbered chapters be publishedas supplied (however, the book's title, cover, and the content of the front material in-cluding the introduction may be altered at the discretion of the publisher), 2) any trans-lation be a true translation of the English text, and 3) the names
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be prominently displayed in the text.Any one of three texts available on the
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Learning Spoken English
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.We also suggest that a CD of the entire course be included with the book. See
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