GRE Audio Study Guide: Ultimate GRE Test Prep Book

De: Adrian Harris

Narrado por: Lara Kazakova

If you want to pass the GRE test, but don’t have a lot of time for studying, then keep reading...

You are, no doubt, a busy student with a lot of things going on! It can be challenging to find the time to read your textbooks to prepare for the GRE exam. However, the truth is that the GRE exam is a challenging test and a significant part of your graduate school application. Thorough preparation cannot be overlooked, therefore. That is why the author Adrian Harris developed this GRE audio study guide!

This is a vocabulary edition. It covers over 1500 common GRE vocabulary words, including synonyms, definitions, and more. It comes in text and audio format , so that you can listen to it while at the gym or stuck in traffic!

If you listen to or read our study guide, and take the time to really understand the concepts, we are confident you will be in a better position to pass the GRE exam and be on your way to a new life!

So, go ahead and click the "buy now" button. The audiobook comes with a free PDF guide that includes all content in text format delivered straight to your library after purchase!

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2019 Adrian Harris (P)2019 Adrian Harris

Excellent stuff, and mnemonics is the easiest

Excellent stuff, and mnemonics is the easiest way to learn vocabulary, along with just about anything else. Good examples.

lots of words, but could be better

Would've been better if she spelled out the words and gave examples for each word. should also have given better examples with the words that she did give examples for.

Good way to passively study

I appreciate that I can listen to this on the way to and from work, but the narrator pronounces things incorrectly SO FREQUENTLY and it sort of drives me insane. You can still understand what word she is referring to so it’s not that big of a deal, it’s just driving me a little insane. Overall very helpful!

I'm impressed with this guidebook.

I'm impressed with this guidebook. I found it a very useful book to learn English. Their exercises may seem very simple but they are really useful, they have helped me to learn the location of the notes faster, they are written in a simple and easy to understand way. I hope this guide will help you a lot. Worth to recommended!!

Very simple and effective ways

Very simple and effective ways to break down and recall/memorize complicated vocabulary. Makes learning way more creative and fun!

Bad Audio

Recording isn't great quality. There are lots of mispronunciations.
Gets the job done though. It seems to help me learn some new words.

Being a non-native English speaker

Being a non-native English speaker, most books on the topic were difficult to understand and to implement. But, this one is really for people like me. Simple yet sophisticated at the same time. I am so happy with the purchase!

The go to guide for english vocabulary,

The go to guide for english vocabulary, spellings and pronunciation in my honest opinion. Everything you need is explained in plain simple english.

Horrible Mispronunciation

The reader of this book clearly did not read a pronunciation guide for the words that she did not know. The words with French roots are not even attempted and some of the easiest words are mispronounced. Some examples include Bowler as Bowel-er and Barrage is pronounced Bare-Age. I'm really disappointed. I was hoping that I could play this during my commute from work, but I cannot stomach it. Save your money/credits and look elsewhere!

The mispronounced words abound

I found myself deciphering the correct word from the definition as MANY words are not pronounced correctly. Words that end in D are pronounced with a hard "t" sound. The emphasis on syllables is "off" on words as well.

After the 3rd chapter I focused on how often the words were not said correctly versus new vocabulary.

There should have been more emphasis on pronouncing words using the widely used/accepted and alternatively as it is in the book.