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Recommended free vocab app/ site
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15 Mar 2019, 03:36
Hi, I was wondering if anyone could recommend any free apps to study GRE vocab? I have Quizlet which is somewhat helpful, however the best sets seem to have a limited amount of words and the ones that are extensive lack clear definitions. :') Any help is appreciated.
Re: Recommended free vocab app/ site
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15 Mar 2019, 08:59
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I recommend that you try Flashcards by NKO - it was built by an old GMAT Club member. It uses adaptive learning algorithm and has integration with Quizlet and many other providers of Flashcards.
Hi, You should check out Vocabulary Builder with GIFs - Flipword by Flipwurd available on Google Pay store. It has GIF for all the words and a smart algorithm integrated with flashcards. GIFs registers a prolonged impression in your memory which enables you to recall the meaning of the words quickly and precisely.
It has been proven to be very effective and useful. You should try it out.
You can check the apps like Magoosh flashcards, knudge.me and vocabulary.com apps that might help. Learning with pictures may help you in long term retention of the words.