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The Vocabulary Builder Workbook has been released! It’s packed with 1,400 important words, along with word histories, example sentences, and exercises at the end of each chapter. And it’s not just for test prep, either—use it to improve your writing or sharpen your thinking.
For the first time, I’ve collected the vocabulary words I’ve taught over the years in one easy to access place: the Vocabulary Builder Workbook. I’ve also provided exercises to reinforce learning. Read on to learn more about this resource!
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Update: This “how to study for the GRE in one week” study schedule is now available in a redesigned, printable version! Before you begin, check out some strategies for making the most of your study schedule. So, you’ve procrastinated, or have maybe just learned that you have to take the test, because the program you […]
How long you should study for the GRE is an important consideration. However, there is no one simple answer. Maybe you’re a quantum physicist with a penchant for vocab who enjoys spending your time solving really convoluted math problems (while penning purple poetry). If that’s you, then you could cram for the GRE by whipping through the ETS Official […]
The GRE vs LSAT: What are the similarities and differences between these two tests? You’ll find out if you click on this post by Magoosh!
GRE Reading Comprehension is probably the most difficult section to improve in. Even when progress occurs, it happens slowly. Many become understandably discouraged. After all, there are few sections in which you can feel flustered and perplexed even after reading the explanation. Perhaps my number one piece of advice on this matter: Don’t give up. […]
Each side of right triangle DEF is an integer. Which of the following, if known, would yield exactly one area for triangle DEF?
Ah yes, autumn. Leaves erupt in dozens of hues, the air is fringed with a chilly bite, and the endless light of summer evenings gives way to darkness. (Please disregard the preceding sentence if you live south of the equator). In honor of Nyx, the Greek goddess of the night, and Carpo, the Horae of […]
Over the next month, Americans are going to be fixed on the television, watching the three scheduled debates between Democratic hopeful Hillary Clinton and Republican hopeful Donald Trump. Trump, known for his aggressive swagger and tendency to speak over the moderators, is likely going to go after Hillary, who is known for her sangfroid […]