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 Sat Jan 21, 2006 0:08 am Words not in barrons |
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hi i am also in need of those words which r been asked i gre but r not in barrons.
please help meas my exams is on 20th feb. my mail id is infogistt@yahoo.com |
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| Fri Feb 17, 2006 8:31 am Try Powervocab |
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Try this awesome word list from applimobile - Powervocab. Pretty solid list - they've a free trial at applimobile.com
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| Sat Feb 18, 2006 6:24 am WA |
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| Bah hambug! I don’t have a cell phone. |
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| Tue Jun 06, 2006 9:02 am GRE words not in barrons |
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Given how long ago these posts were put up, my advice is probably long overdue (if it is even useful in the first place). I don't know of any study aids with non-Barron's words except for one -- Nova's, which I never used. I took the GRE three days ago and got 790 Verbal and 740 Quant (and still waiting for the essay scores).
I found that memorizing all the words (including secondary meanings) in the 3500-word Barron's list helped me enormously. There really were not too many words on the real exam that were not in Barron's (but perhaps I just got lucky). I also found that jotting down unfamiliar words from newspapers, journals, magazines, etc. helped me. I still have a pile of almost 4,000 flashcards of words I never knew before or would only be able to determine from context (a luxury the testtaker cannot afford when confronted with Analogy and Antonym questions). I probably went overboard with my Verbal preparation, but I suppose you're better safe than sorry with these useless, boring tests.
Good luck if you haven't taken the test yet!
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| Sun Jul 16, 2006 19:21 pm Wordlist.gredic.com |
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Here's the best GRE word list I've ever seen. It includes all of Barron's list and more: total 6,500 words! It's also pretty nice to use, and FREE. The URL is
http://wordlist.gredic.com/ |
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| Thu Jul 27, 2006 3:22 am GRE Hit Parade |
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Hello,
There are 4 hit parades each have 75 words that r most usualy asked in the exam. Refer "The Princeton Review - Cracking the GRE 2006 Edition". Additional there ate 2 other list that one can refer.
I was looking at this website http://wordlist.gredic.com/hotlist.html as mentioned by one of the member and I see pretty much the same words.
Thanks,
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jura
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| Thu Jul 27, 2006 5:33 am GRE Hit Parade |
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| jura wrote: | Hello,
There are 4 hit parades each have 75 words that r most usualy asked in the exam. Refer "The Princeton Review - Cracking the GRE 2006 Edition". Additional there ate 2 other list that one can refer.
I was looking at this website http://wordlist.gredic.com/hotlist.html as mentioned by one of the member and I see pretty much the same words.
Thanks,
JURA |
Well, http://wordlist.gredic.com uses Princeton Review as one of the sources so...
But what are the 3 other hit parades? Can you give URLs? |
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informer
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