Franklin GRE Vocabulary:
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• Different System for People Who Find GRE Vocab Very Hard.
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I Got Only  20% in Vocab in GRE

Hi,
My name is Raj Bapna.

Before I show you our powerful vocab for GRE, I want to tell you how it started.

During my bachelor's studies at BITS Pilani, I needed to prepare for the GRE exam to go to USA for higher studies.

I had realized myself and others had also told me that vocab is difficult, but I told myself, "I am different. I am special. I'll be able to score at least 70% to 80% if I work hard for one year".

Even though I am pretty smart and studied hard, made sacrifices, I got only 20% in verbal on my GRE exam.

I felt frustration and even humiliation and I honestly almost gave up the dream of going to USA for higher education.

I myself got only 20% in verbal,
though I got 97% in quantitative

That's when I made it my mission that if ever I succeed and get a chance, I will develop something, so students can learn better and faster without having to go through the pain and frustration that I had to face.

Finally I did become good at English and did go to USA and worked there for 7 years. I worked at many companies including the world famous Intel Corp.

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Why is GRE Vocab Hard?

It may surprise you that GRE tends to test you for meanings that are not the most common meanings of words. In fact, some of these you may have never heard in your life.

For example, here are some words and the meanings you need to know (taken from the course). I have also added the meaning that will not lead to the correct answer:

milk = extract
USE = the directors milked the company of several million dollars
(not the milk you drink)

stole = long scarf
USE = a mink stole
(not a form of steal)

riddle = to make many holes in, permeate
USE = the anti-aircraft guns riddled the plane's wings with bullets
(not a puzzle)

root = to dig
USE = she rooted through the papers on her desk
(not the root of a tree)

kite = bad check
USE = *
(not a kite that people fly)

rifle = search through and steal
USE = the safe had been rifled and the diamonds were gone
(not the rifle used for firing bullets)

ejaculate = exclaim
USE = "You've got my umbrella!" he ejaculated
(not sex related ejaculation)

In This Course, You Get
"Short 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 a PhD on some aspects of words).

I give you short and memorable sentence fragments, so you can remember faster and better without wasting time.

Here are some examples from the course:

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

immense = huge
USE = at immense cost

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

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2. 19 Audio CDs MP3 Download

Download All 19 CDs of GRE Vocab

Here is what you get:

• 19 Vocab Sessions: Each session is up to 60 minutes long. You get the complete 3,871 words required for the GRE test.
  You revise up to 200 words. About half the words are in a male voice and half in a female voice. For all words, you hear meanings, and for most words, you also hear memorable contextual sentence fragments that have been very carefully chosen for easy memorization.

• Unlike dictionaries, for most words, we give only one or two meanings that are most appropriate for GRE. The goal is to memorize the "right meanings" and not "all the dictionary meanings".

• The recording is done by two excellent professional voiceover experts (male and female) with an advanced knowledge of the vocabulary.

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