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English Vocabulary - SAT, GRE, GMAT, TOEFL
Rating: 4.5 out of 5(1,916 ratings)
12,609 students
Created byDon't Memorise
Last updated 2/2018
English

What you'll learn

  • Improve your English for a higher TOEFL score
  • Remember over 100 commonly used English Vocabulary words easily
  • Learn correct pronunciation of words

Course content

10 sections102 lectures1h 39m total length
  • Word 11:11
  • Word 20:45

    Explore the use of allay to reassure and calm fears. Learn how a management letter outlines plans to navigate rough times and a roadmap to profitability, reducing employee anxiety.

  • Word 30:50

    Explore the distinction between illusion and allusion, and learn that a casual remark or indirect reference signals an allusion.

  • Word 40:46
  • Word 50:56
  • Word 60:36
  • Word 71:10
  • Word 80:43
  • Word 91:04

    Explore how amorphous means shapeless and lacking structure, rooted in morph meaning form change. Connect to amoeba-like shapes and Raj’s unplanned study pattern.

  • Word 101:02
  • Quiz 1

Requirements

  • Beginner English reading and listening skills

Description

Do you lack confidence when it comes to basic English Vocabulary? A good solid vocabulary is a prerequisite for scoring well on most Test Prep exams. It's our philosophy that the best way to understand something is by having strong foundations, which is why we start right from the basics. 

Each video consists of well researched explanations. There are also more than 100+ real life examples that will keep you hooked whilst learning.

By the end of our course you will really understand the meanings of 100+ words which appear frequently in the Test Prep Exams! 

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Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who wants to improve their English Vocabulary
  • Anyone studying for Test Prep Exams
  • Anyone taking the TOEFL test
  • Anyone taking the GMAT, GRE, SAT tests