👋 Hello, my friends at GRE Prep Club!

A highly effective way to strengthen your GRE preparation and internalize new vocabulary is to make those words a natural part of your everyday writing. When you actively use new words in sentences that reflect your own thoughts and experiences, you move beyond memorization and start to develop a deeper understanding of how words function in context. This habit helps your vocabulary become intuitive, rather than something you must consciously recall during the exam.

Start by introducing GRE words into routine writing tasks such as emails, essays, or even text-based discussions with colleagues and classmates. When you find opportunities to use a new word, take them, but always ensure accuracy. Before you hit send or submit, pause for a quick check to confirm that you’ve chosen the right word and used it appropriately. Precision matters, especially in professional or academic settings, where clarity and correctness are key.

If you maintain a journal or enjoy personal writing, use that space to explore new vocabulary even more freely. Write about your daily experiences, your thoughts on GRE preparation, or reflections on what you are learning. Repetition across different contexts—formal and informal—reinforces memory and helps each word become part of your active vocabulary.

Ultimately, the goal is to use these words often enough that they become second nature. By integrating GRE vocabulary into your communication, you are not only improving your performance on test day but also building lasting language skills that will serve you well beyond the exam.

Reach out to me with any questions about your GRE prep. Happy studying!

Warmest regards,

Scott Woodbury-Stewart
Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep