A GRE book with a lot of verbal questions?

[iamdanthemanstan]

Does anyone know a good book, or something, that just has about a thousand practice verbal questions? All the books have some, but even the verbal focused books are mostly tips and vocab. I really want to just practice the questions themselves for a while.

[objectivityofcontradiction]

Princeton Review: 1,014 practice questions for the new GRE... it contains about 500 practice questions each for verbal and quant. Many people on here seem to not like the princeton review study guides but if you're just looking for practice questions I think it works fine.

[mirandaw]

Make sure whatever book you get is updated this year, since they changed the format of the verbal

[melissarose8585]

I used Kaplan's 101 New GRE Verbal Questions and their New GRE introduction Manual. There is also a site called mygretutor . com that you can pay for questions. I just used it to build my vocab. But I will say, it seemed like the questions in the study books were harder than the ones on the exam, and I got a 165 verbal.

[bfat]

The Kaplan Verbal Workbook is great (and cheap!):

http://www.amazon.com/New-GRE-Verbal-Workbook-Kaplan/dp/1419550012/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1333118608&sr=8-1

Combine this with vocab flashcards, and I'd say you'd be set for verbal.