The GRE Vocabulary Process

Hey, are you struggling with vocab on the GRE? Do you feel like you don't know the right words? Or, do you feel like even when you do know the words, you still end up choosing the wrong answer?

You've come to the right guide! This guide is dedicated to the process of solving GRE vocabulary questions.

It comprises (def: ) two parts: a .csv spreadsheet with the 472 vocabulary words you need to know for the GRE, and 100+ fully explained questions showing the process of solving text completion and sentence equivalence questions on the GRE, including the dreaded triple-blank questions.

If you master this vocabulary list and the accompanying questions, you'll be well-equipped to score 160+ on your own GRE Verbal section.

How can I be so confident? Well, this is the same process I used to score 170V on my GRE, as well as teach dozens of my students to score 160+ on their GRE verbal sections.

FAQ

1.

Well, memorizing a vocab list helps, which is why I included it. But that'll only get you 70% of the way there to succeeding on the vocab section of the GRE.

The last 30% is being able to deal with the twisty, tricky ways the GRE likes to ask their vocab questions. If you don't have a process for solving these questions, you're going to get stumped repeatedly.

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There are a couple reasons why this guide is better than other guides.

The first is that it'll teach you the actual vocab they test on the GRE. Other guides teach you incredibly esoteric (adj. ) words that will never actually show up on the GRE.

The second is that it'll teach you a simple, repeatable process for solving GRE vocabulary questions. Instead of having to come up with a new strategy every time you see another GRE vocab question, you'll be able to rest easy knowing you'll be able to tackle the question no matter how tricky it is.

He seemed comfortable there.

"Trevor Klee is brilliant when it comes to the GRE.  His verbal methods are a bit unconventional compared to what you will learn on the other test prep sites (i.e. Magoosh and Manhattan Prep), but if you stick with his methodology, you will see results and improve your pacing on the test.  Overall excellent guide, would highly recommend."

-Sam Wear, GRE studier

Interested in learning more? Why not check out some sample problems?