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Dear All, KillTheGRE.com Free Online Test currently has about 400 GRE Verbal Test. Each time one can see 10 questions. To see another set, just refresh the Page. Please share it with you friends. other resources: KillTheGRE.com Free Word List about 5000 most common GRE words from popular GRE books. The words are classified in 5 level. KillTheGRE.com Free Reading GRE-level readings from various journals.

KillTheGRE.com Free Online Test about 400 GRE Verbal Test. Each time one can see 10 questions. To see another set, just refresh the Page. KillTheGRE.com Free Word List about 5000 most common GRE words from popular GRE books. The words are classified in 5 level. KillTheGRE.com Free Reading GRE-level readings from various journals.

Hi all, You can read the word list in http://killthegre.com/words. Each word has antonyms, synonyms, audio, and about 20 sample sentences. I hope that this site would help you in your GRE exam. Regards, Yeki

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To be honest, I don't know. I didn't study Manhattan eseentila and advanced words. However, I think the http://killthegre.com/words is suffice and cover nearlly all the words in the Manhattan word list.

Hi, you'r welcome. No, all the synonyms and antonyms aren't useful and you shouldn't memorize all of them. The ones that are bold and have larger size are GRE words too (are in the list) so I think one should only learn them. For example, look at http://www.killthegre.com/words/view/abate in the list, the following synonym words are GRE words and are in the list: subside, allay, quell, subdue You can click on the GRE words on the synonyms and antonyms section. By learning the synonyms and antonyms of a GRE word one can learn faster because in this way one divides the words in several groups and each word in a group has similar meaning. Please note that to see all the synonyms and antonyms of a word you should click the word on the list (on the worldlist, for each word, 10 synonyms and antonyms are shown at most)

Visit this site: GRE Words In the aforementioned site, one can find words from the following books: Priority 1: From Kaplan - GRE EXAM Verbal Work Book - 200 TOP GRE Words Priority 2: From Barron - Essential Words for the GRE - 300 Absolutely Essential GRE Words Priority 3: From Barron - Essential Words for the GRE - 800 High-Frequency GRE Words Priority 4: From Princeton Learn the words in Priority 1 and if you have time, learn the words in Priority 2 too.

Check this site: GRE Words In the aforementioned site, one can find words from the following books: Priority 1: From Kaplan - GRE EXAM Verbal Work Book - 200 TOP GRE Words Priority 2: From Barron - Essential Words for the GRE - 300 Absolutely Essential GRE Words Priority 3: From Barron - Essential Words for the GRE - 800 High-Frequency GRE Words Priority 4: From Princeton Please first learn the most important words (priority 1) and then go to the next level and learn ones in the Priority 2 group and so on.

I'm an international student and I created the following site (actually a GRE wordlist) in my free time. Please visit it at: http://killthegre.com In the aforementioned site, one can find words from the following books: Priority 1: From Kaplan - GRE EXAM Verbal Work Book - 200 TOP GRE Words Priority 2: From Barron - Essential Words for the GRE - 300 Absolutely Essential GRE Words Priority 3: From Barron - Essential Words for the GRE - 800 High-Frequency GRE Words Priority 4: From Princeton The definitions are from Longman dictionary. Please learn the most important words (priority 1) first and then go to the next level and learn ones in the Priority 2 group and so on.