Publisher

Highlights

Title

How the Wright Brothers Took Off

Author Name

Libby Wilson, HFC Editorial

Subject

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Series Name

Series Level

Word Count

802

CEFR level

Language

English

ISBN number

9781792240201

Description

Because the Wright brothers kept on working even after many failures, they were able to put humans in the air—an idea that, at the time, was seen as impossible.

Word lists coverage

The word and grammar lists are compiled from commercially available resources and English study websites. They are not intended to be authority. Use at your own discretion.

List	Total	Coverage
Eiken Grade 1	3,105	0.03%
Eiken Grade 2	866	0.92%
Eiken Grade 3	900	8.44%
Eiken Grade 4	600	12.17%
Eiken Grade 5	600	16%
Eiken Grade Pre1	2,868	0.38%
Eiken Grade Pre2	1,327	1.96%
Eiken Grade Pre2+	1,562	2.69%
NDL	875	19.66%
NGSL 1 to 1,000	1,000	18%
NGSL 1,001 to 2,000	1,000	4.6%
NGSL 2,001 to 3,000	801	1.87%
NGSL Supplemental	52	5.77%

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