GRE verbal

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Hi

I am kumar. Can any one provide me the suggestion, regarding verbal part.

I am going through Barrons list. But i find them too heavy to remember. Is there any short list which can serve the purpose.

Please help. I have 20 days for the test.

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Yes!! Get Word Smart for the GRE. It is much more manageable! Has a great “hit rate” for words that actually show up on the GRE. I LOVE that book.

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Hi Kumar,

I’ve used the material from:www.grevocabulary.org and found it very useful.

Best of luck!

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i guess the hit parade of the princeton review (330 words) is more than fine for that if you master their crackng skills.

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the testwiser list has 3000 words, but you can choose which words to listen too. i liked the format and its on mp3 too, so i ilisten in the car.

  • does anyone knows of any other audio lists, i can learn better that way, and i want more lists.

thanks.

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The verbal section, which includes Sentence Completion, Reading Comprehension, Analogy, and Antonym, often proves to be the difference between a low and a high score on the GRE. The objective of our Verbal Preparation Course is to help you achieve highest. Such as Keyword,key phrase searching techniques that can help you immediately find exactly what you are looking for. You will not waste time scouring the passages in Reading Comprehension. Tips on how to identify clues (such as transitional words) that indicate the relationship of each sub-sentence in Sentence Completion. Summaries of 18 types of logical relationship between two words for Analogy question. A list of roots that can help you guess the meaning of a word by its root on the test day.