The 500 essential terms you need to know to master GRE vocabulary--all in one box! McGraw-Hill's GRE Vocabulary Flashcards is your edge in conquering the GRE. Expert author Steven Dulan has selected 500 key words that frequently appear on GRE exams to help you achieve up to a maximum 800 verbal score. The best part is you can use these flashcards wherever you are--at home, at the library, on the bus, anywhere! You can use these flashcards to memorize vocabulary--thanks to example sentences included with each term, or to quiz yourself to check your progress. However you use them, McGraw-Hill's GRE Vocabulary Flashcards will help you achieve your desired score.

The 500 essential terms you need to know to master SAT vocabulary--all in one box! McGraw-Hill's SAT Vocabulary Flashcards is your edge in conquering the SAT. Expert author Mark Anestis has selected 500 key words that frequently appear on SAT exams to help you achieve up to a maximum 800 verbal score. The best part is you can use these flashcards wherever you are--at home, at the library, on the bus, anywhere! You can use these flashcards to memorize vocabulary--thanks to example sentences included with each term, or to quiz yourself to check your progress. However you use them, McGraw-Hill's SAT Vocabulary Flashcards will help you achieve your desired score.

​Manhattan Prep’s GRE Vocabulary Flash Cards go above and beyond other GRE flash cards on the market. Designed help the student develop a lasting understanding of the word in a GRE-relevant context, the backs of all cards contain a word "network" with definitions, usage, synonyms, and more! 500 Essential Words is the first in a 2-volume set of GRE flash cards—start with essential words and graduate to advanced vocabulary. Together, the sets comprise the most comprehensive vocabulary study tool on the market.

#1 Biggest Time-Wasting, Failure-Causing Advice Given by Well Meaning Teachers, Friends, and Even Parents The mistaken advice is this: Learn 10 new words daily and you'll know 3650 words in one year. The advice simply does not work because here is the fact: while most people are capable of learning 10 new words a day, but everybody forgets them within a week and many forget within 24 hours. Other versions of the same advice includes use 10 flashcards day, use a dictionary, read English novels, etc. Important: Please note that it is not your fault because it is the nature of the human mind. GRE Vocabulary Flashcards 3.0 is 3rd Generation Flashcards. 1st Generation Flashcards 1.0 - Paper flashcards You can select the flashcards of words you don't know and focus more on them Cumbersome to properly time your repetition. Paper flashcards are now obsolete for all practical purposes, but many students still use them. 2nd Generation Flashcards 2.0 - Computer-based simple flashcards For over 30 years, computer-based flashcards looked like flashcards but on screen. Limited in effectiveness. 3rd Generation Flashcards 3.0 - Customized online vocab with audio with all the benefits of flashcards and advanced timing control for spaced repetition, with your learning history kept secure online for learning anywhere on mobile, PC, pad New and most powerful. Automatically available with your mobile phone, PC, pad. Learn whenever you get a little time free. Uses logic to show the words you need to review just in time for maximum memory. You end us revising hard words more frequently and easy words less so. Memorize 3 times faster, cutting your training time to 1/3 of normal. One or 2 Meanings with Short and Memorable Sentence Fragments You don't get 3 or 5 or 10 meanings and sentences that are impossible to remember (a dictionary is better if you want to do PhD on some aspects of words). You get short and memorable sentence fragments, so you can remember faster and better. Here are some examples (please notice how easily memorable the sentence fragments are): euphoria = elation, feeling of well-being or happiness USE = in a state of euphoria evade = to avoid USE = don't evade taxes excerpt = selection from a book, extract USE = excerpt of a new book illicit = unlawful, illegal USE = illicit liquor de facto = actual USE = de facto standard (Not full sentence) draconian = harsh USE = draconian laws prodigy = a person with extraordinary ability or talent USE = a child prodigy eke = to add to, supplement USE = to eke out a living Herculean = powerful, large USE = a Herculean task pyrrhic = a battle won with unacceptable losses USE = a pyrrhic victory Makes a Great Gift for Students Many parents and grand parents give it as a gift.

Manhattan GRE Vocabulary Flash Cards 500 Essential Words is the first in a 2-volume set of GRE flash cards. Start with essential words and graduate to advanced vocabulary. Together, the 2-volume set comprises the most comprehensive vocabulary study tool on the market. These cards go above and beyond providing abstract, out-of-context definitions the backs of all cards contain a word "network" designed to help the student develop a lasting understanding of the word in a GRE-relevant context.