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Reading based Vocabulary learning
Welcome to Tricky tests GRE Club.
This ” article of the day” collection is for all GRE aspirants who want to learn or improve vocabulary by reading. The verbal part of GRE accentuates reading from art, fiction and literature, so do we at tricky tests. There are multiple ways to improve vocabulary for GRE, GMAT, and SAT, but we consider improving vocabulary by reading rather than rote words each day. We are creating this GRE “Article of the Day” directory to regularly amass all articles we post on the board.
GRE is a standardized test that assesses your verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, analytical writing skills, and knowledge of vocabulary in the context of the academic world. With this in mind, it is also not surprising to see GRE vocabulary being one of the most important things to learn when preparing for the exam.
Learning new words is not always easy. However, reading can significantly improve vocabulary. Reading not only improves reading skills but also vocabulary. Try to read as much as possible to learn new words. We recommend reading at least one article a day and learning in context the meaning of new words.
Each list consists of considerable imperative words, with easy word explanations and meanings. Moreover, the use of http://www.vocabulary.com is recommended to explore more word usage.
Article Directory: Reading-based Vocabulary learning Article Day Article Day Article Day Article Day Article Day Article#1 27/12/2021 Article#2 28/12/2021 Article#3 14/01/2022 Artilce#4 15/01/2022 ______________
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