Category: GRE Verbal

  • How to Study GRE Vocabulary

    How to Study GRE Vocabulary

    Get our experts’ top strategies for learning GRE vocabulary, including learning methods, study tips, and different ways to make GRE vocab stick!

  • The Best and Worst GRE Word Lists (2024)

    The Best and Worst GRE Word Lists (2024)

    Wanting to increase your GRE vocabulary? Click here for all you need to know on GRE word lists, including the top 20 words on the GRE!

  • Tackling Text Completion GRE Questions: Tips and Techniques

    Tackling Text Completion GRE Questions: Tips and Techniques

    Text Completion questions are a unique and challenging component of the GRE Verbal Reasoning section. These questions assess your ability to comprehend and analyze complex written passages while selecting the most suitable words to complete them. Mastering text completion questions requires a combination of critical reading skills, vocabulary knowledge, and strategic thinking. Understanding Text Completion…

  • How to Improve GRE Verbal Score in a Week

    How to Improve GRE Verbal Score in a Week

    Got a week to boost your GRE Verbal score and need a strategy? We’ve got you covered. Let’s turn that week into a verbal section victory with a seven-day plan. Remember, it’s okay to take breaks and avoid cramming sessions – this plan is designed to help you build a solid strategic foundation, not rely…

  • Top 10 Tips for GRE Verbal: Strategies to Boost Your Verbal Reasoning Skills

    Top 10 Tips for GRE Verbal: Strategies to Boost Your Verbal Reasoning Skills

    Feeling anxious about the Verbal Reasoning section of the GRE? Don’t worry, we’ve got your back! As you prepare for this important exam, it’s crucial to master your verbal reasoning skills. In this article, we will share top strategies to enhance your GRE Verbal performance and boost your confidence on test day. Tip 1: Develop…

  • Mastering Sentence Equivalence on the GRE

    Mastering Sentence Equivalence on the GRE

    The Sentence Equivalence section is a unique and challenging component of the GRE Verbal Reasoning section. When tackling this section, you’ll need to select two answers from a list of six options to complete a given sentence. Here’s the key: both chosen answers should independently complete the sentence while keeping its original meaning. This part…

  • Learn GRE Vocabulary with Moira Rose [Video]

    Learn GRE Vocabulary with Moira Rose [Video]

    In our latest video, we’ll learn Moira Rose vocabulary words—the kind of obscure and lengthy vocab the GRE loves to test you on!

  • Commonly Confused Words on the GRE

    Commonly Confused Words on the GRE

    Sometimes, I think that ETS once walked around and took a survey of the most commonly confused words in the English language, and then put those words on the test. In truth, ETS actually did something very similar to that. Over the years, it gave experimental sections to figure out which words people tended to…

  • GRE Vocabulary List: Words with Multiple Meanings

    GRE Vocabulary List: Words with Multiple Meanings

    GRE vocabulary can be tricky because many words on the exam have double meanings. When the GRE tests double meanings, it’s usually the secondary definition of common words. Some words even have multiple meanings (we’re talking triple, or even quadruple meanings here). Sounds intimidating? Not to worry. I’m here to go over some of the…

  • GRE Root Words and Prefixes

    GRE Root Words and Prefixes

    Learning the meaning of root words, prefixes, and suffixes can sometimes help you deduce the definition of an unfamiliar GRE vocabulary word. However, this strategy isn’t always reliable, and it can take you down the wrong path on test day. That’s why we’ve compiled this word list with commonly confused GRE root words and prefixes…