New GRE Verbal | Master English Course | 2026 Updated

Name: New GRE Verbal | Master English Course | 2026 Updated
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Learn GRE with Text Completion, Sentence Equivalence, Reading comprehension, Logical Reasoning, and Essay Writing

Created byNadeem Arain

Last updated 2/2026

English

What you'll learn

Master advanced vocabulary and usage to excel in GRE verbal questions.
Develop strategies for analyzing and interpreting complex reading passages
Enhance skills in identifying and correcting sentence structure errors.
Improve critical reasoning abilities for tackling GRE argument tasks.

Course content

15 sections • 227 lectures • 25h 5m total length

Text Completion 01- In Europe, football, otherwise known as soccer, is the most4:31
TC 02- The astrophysicist argues that our books and films about interstellar spa3:05
An astrophysicist critiques interstellar space travel depictions as a form of mass delusion, arguing only a miracle could enable travel to the nearest star.
TC 03- Peculiarly enough, Shakespeare has been often (i) ______ as the best Engl3:53
TC 04- While far from the bane that some scholars have declared them to be, (i)5:14
Explore how abridged versions of novels and essays excise essential elements, and how supplementing reading with complementary resources helps grasp the original intent in the GRE Verbal course.
TC 05- Even the _________ and alluring charms of Paris were not sufficient to cu4:35
Choose the correct answer
TC 06- The fact that the average life expectancy ten thousand years ago was so m6:31
Assess how the claim that life expectancy rose over time is challenged by correcting for high childbirth mortality. This reveals that survivor life expectancy was nearly the same as today.
TC 07- On an aptitude test in 1986, an argument posited that the possibility of3:09
TC 08- The widespread tendency to ___________ retired political leaders who were3:13
Explores why people lionize retired political leaders by connecting a primal need to venerate both men and gods with the practice of elevating leaders.
TC 09- Academic work can be as taxing as manual labor. The misconception that4:53
Dispel the misconception that cerebral work strains the mind less than physical labor. Academic work can be as taxing as manual labor, with scientific investigation and anecdotal evidence proving it.
TC 10- Known for her humorous but acerbic wit, the fashion doyenne commented, in2:51
Explore how the fashion doyenne's humorous yet acerbic wit captures gendered style trends, noting her comment that in Los Angeles women dressed like men and men dressed like boys.
Text Completion
TC 11- Every generation is accused of slacking by the preceding ones2:18
Explore vocabulary around narrative structure, noting how December's earthquake acts as a finale coda to a terrible year for a small island nation beset by civil strife and storms.
TC 12- 12. Although retired, the professor takes pains to remain2:51
Explore how bearded dragons copy non-instinctive actions, examining insensibly versus genuine imitation. Examine how researchers question whether imitation implies understanding of deeper significance.
TC 13-She was not the only (i) _________ of the long-proposed legislation2:47
Explore how architecture balances aesthetics and functionality, highlighting that clients often base decisions on beauty over practicality, and why both aesthetics and functionality matter in design.
TC 14- Jeremy was not one to (i) _________ his success, let alone talk much at a1:52
TC 15- In his youth, Oscar Wilde catapulted to sudden fame both because of and7:26
Text completion: Choose the right answer
TC 16- Hursthouse, (i) _________ virtue ethicists in general, argues that ethics3:11
TC 17- The film was (i) _________ (ii) _________ by critics; rightfully, not a1:09
Master GRE verbal vocabulary by exploring how critics describe films and practice terms like trumpet and demarcate. Learn that trumpet means to announce your success and how to mark boundaries.
TC 18- The distinction between architecture and the engineering professions2:26
Catalyze the bill onto the legislative agenda by presenting her as the catalyst and proponent who finally got it there, distinguishing supporters from apologists and critics.
TC 19-Once considered able to only _________ emulate actions without understandi2:21
TC 20- December’s earthquake was but a _________ to a terrible year for a small2:12
TC 21- Although they had never met, the two writers felt they were of one mind1:44
Explore how two writers who never met felt they were of one mind, marked by prescient and simpatico anticipation of each other's letters.
TC 22- After many years of war and bloodshed, some became1:51
Learn how becoming inured to suffering leads people to cast a blind eye to misery and ignore ongoing war and bloodshed.
TC 23- After a brief initial struggle over power, the group elected a leader and1:48
Elect a leader from a brief power struggle and coalesce into a harmonious team, with coalesced as the term for unity and fractured as its opposite.
TC 24- The highly anticipated finale of the TV series was divisive: newcomers to1:36
TC 25- The author was far from (i) _________ the novel. While most of the book1:58
Explore choosing the correct verb to describe an author’s progress on a long, complex novel, highlighting that finishing requires review and editing for a difficult, time-consuming process.
TC 26- During his sales pitch, the car salesman attempted to ___________ the you1:37
Explain how a car salesman uses flattery to inveigle the young couple into purchasing a luxury automobile, despite their indifference to his flattery.
TC-27- Just as reminiscences of a childhood spent in rural Mexico color the poet1:35
Childhood memories from rural Mexico color the poet's work, and the experience of war informs and forms her poetry.
TC 28- The peanut is often (i) _________ referred to as a nut; (ii) _________ to1:44
Master GRE verbal concepts by exploring why the peanut is often erroneously referred to as a nut, and why unbeknownst to many, it is actually a legume.
TC 29- The (i) _________ child approached the diving board; (ii) _________ water1:44
TC 30- oldier ants are wingless, sterile females that guard the colony and suppl2:33
Discover how wingless, sterile female soldier ants guard the colony and supply food, acting as both sentries and laborers, while a fecund queen continually populates the colony with progeny.
TC 31- The Paris Commune was a government that ruled France for about two months1:24
Explore the Paris Commune, a two-month government in 1871, and its heralded role as a sign of the emergence of a powerful working class.

SE 01 - While the colonists would eventually push westward, first, they were in2:37
Master sentence equivalence by selecting two options that mean to manage existing resources, steward and husband, as colonists endure a long winter before pushing westward.
SE 02 - James Joyce, the author of many novels, including Finnegans Wake, saw de2:30
Explore how James Joyce saw deeply into the hearts of his characters, and contrast that with the irony of his struggle to read and distinguish his galleys.
SE 03- At work, she is far less _________ than she is around her friends, but fr2:33
SE 04 - Forty years ago, anthropologists firmly believed that Neanderthals and m3:30
Explore the evolving and advancing nature of science as genetic testing overturns 40-year-old beliefs that Neanderthals and modern Homo sapiens never mated.
SE 05- The music of the late ’70s is often described as _________ , despite the2:36
Sentence Equivalance Questions
SE 06 - A field trip was arranged so that this troupe of _________ dancers could2:40
SE 07 - The exhibit is not so much a retrospective as a _________ ; the artist’s3:25
SE 08 - After a long, hard practice in the summer sun, the players were visibly2:09
SE 09- Nothing evoked memories of her grandmother’s house like the _________ of3:01
Master GRE verbal vocabulary by identifying the correct synonym for 'variety,' such as medley or mélange, and distinguish from scarcity terms like paucity and dearth.
SE 10- Unlike the politician’s earlier evasions and equivocations, this latest s3:10
Sentence Equivalence Exercise
SE 11- Possessed of a lighthearted approach to life, Winnie thought that those w3:45
SE 12- Where gay and lesbian individuals and couples were once ignored, at best,4:01
Gay and lesbian individuals and couples were once ignored by mainstream media and marketing but are now touted as the new frontier in consumer spending.
SE 13- For most of the 20th century, American political contentions reflected2:52
SE 14- Though considered a somewhat somber drama at the time of its release in3:12
Reframe the 1975 film shampoo from a somber drama into a puckish, wry comedy by highlighting its philandering hairdresser and the contrast with puritanical constraints.
SE 15- With almost 40 titles to her name, the popular novelist3:33
Highlight the popular novelist's productive, prolific, and fecund imagination that is never at a loss for new ideas, even as the quality of her work varies.
SE 16- Representative government arose in part from dissatisfaction2:22
Representative government emerged from dissatisfaction with monarchs who made capricious and erratic decisions without regard for precedents.
SE 17- Because the Lewis and Clark expedition through the West was conceived2:50

Argument Structure17:00
Master argument structure for GMAT critical reasoning by identifying the four building blocks—background, premise, conclusion, and counterpoint—and learning how premises support the conclusion to sharpen reasoning.
Argument and Conclusion12:59
Valid and Sound Argument6:36
clarify the difference between valid and sound arguments, explain how premises lead to conclusions, and apply GMAT-style reasoning using transitive patterns and real-life examples.
Identifying Conclusion13:35
Learn to identify the conclusion by tracing premises to the main claim, apply the 'therefore' test, and distinguish premises, counter premises, and evidence with practical examples.
Identifying Implied Conclusion14:24
Implied Conclusion14:15
Identify the implied conclusion by boiling arguments down to premises and conclusion, discarding background and irrelevant information.

Logical Reasoning - 014:37
Shows how to identify the strongest conclusion in a logical reasoning question and why the school board is not following the new lunch guidelines by replacing fried potatoes with fruit.
Logical Reasoning - 025:59
Logical Reasoning - 036:18
Master logical reasoning by evaluating which conclusions are supported about college value. Learn to identify that Saddlebrook does not provide the best value in the state.
Logical Reasoning - 044:56
Logical Reasoning - 055:30
Logical Reasoning - 069:10
Explore a logical reasoning challenge in the new gre verbal course about whether three weeks without signs prove poison eradication, identifying a counter premise to weaken the exterminator's claim.
Logical Reasoning - 076:50
Logical Reasoning - 085:25
Examine whether new math education methods disserve lower grades by prioritizing basic skills over analytical tools for higher-grade problems. Examine counter-premises that could weaken this conclusion.
Logical Reasoning - 095:02
Explain short-term vs long-term solutions to counter drug trade: tighten borders and target smugglers now, while United Nations and country X rebuild agricultural infrastructure for poppy-dependent areas.
Logical Reasoning - 107:15

Logic-Based Reading - Quick Freeze3:39
Analyze why municipalities would buy a quick freeze purification system despite maintaining a conventional one, because traditional systems fail to kill bacteria at cold temperatures.
Logic-Based Reading - Homeowners aged 40 to 50 are more likely to purchase ic6:11
Identify the flaw in the argument by showing it confuses purchasing with consuming ice cream, wrongly equating 40–50 year olds’ purchases with teenagers’ consumption.
3. Suncorp, a new corporation with limited funds, has been6:03
4. According to a prediction of the not-so-distant future published in 19406:17
Analyze a 1940 prediction that electricity in soil would kill weeds and strengthen crops, and identify the flaw that electricity cannot distinguish weeds from crops, undermining the argument.
5. A company is considering changing its policy concerning daily working hours5:51
Analyze how allowing flexible arrivals from 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. could decrease productivity when job functions require frequent daily interactions.
Logical Reasoning Exercise
6. Parland’s alligator population has been declining in recent years,7:58
The main predator of these fish is another fish species on which alligators also prey, so hunting alligators frees that predator to eat more of the target fish.
7. The amount of time it takes for most of a worker’s occupational knowledge an7:23
Explore how rapid skill obsolescence, driven by advanced manufacturing technology, shortens skill lifespans to about five years and why offering training as needed sustains competencies.
8. In virtually any industry, technological improvements increase labor product7:32
Analyze how technological improvements are claimed to boost labor productivity across industries, and examine the flaw of attributing productivity to technology alone while ignoring other causes.
9. While many people think of genetic manipulation of food crops5:09
Examine why some plant breeders pursue dwarf crop varieties—despite beliefs that genetic manipulation targets larger crops—and show how short stature reduces vulnerability to wind and heavy rains.
10. Traverton’s city council wants to minimize the city’s average yearly expend7:01
The lecture explains how to determine whether switching to LED arrays would minimize yearly maintenance costs by comparing LED arrays' expected service life with that of incandescent bulbs.
Logical Reading Exercise
11. The Maxilux car company’s design for its new luxury model, the Max 1007:46
12. Most bicycle helmets provide good protection for the top and back of the hea8:14
The passage argues that bicycle helmets should protect the temple region because the temple bone is relatively thin and side impacts frequently cause brain injury, despite potential size increases.
13. In order to reduce the number of items damaged while in transit to customer6:10
14. Wood smoke contains dangerous toxins that cause changes in human cells.6:25
15. A certain automaker aims to increase its market share by deeply discounting4:21
Analyze a plan where a carmaker uses deep discounts to boost market share, weighing long-term profit against short-term cuts, and considering rival discount responses to predict success.
16. In Washington County, attendance at the movies is just large enough for the4:48
Demographic shifts will boost moviegoers in Washington County, as a rapidly growing teenage population justifies doubling cinema screens despite a stable overall population.
17. Hollywood restaurant is replacing some of its standard tables with tall tabl4:15
The Hollywood restaurant replaces standard tables with tall tables and stools to boost revenue through higher turnover, as diners on stools tend to linger less and free seating more quickly.
18. Hunter: Many people blame hunters only2:59
Analyze how the boldface portion serves as a blame in the hunter argument, showing bears also contribute and the rest of the passage opposes this blame.
19. A major network news organization experienced a drop in viewership5:06
Assess how a major network's drop in viewership, despite complaints about a controversial economy report, is supported by evidence from other networks' similar declines.
20. Physician: The hormone melatonin has shown promise as a medication4:18
The physician states synthetic melatonin shows promise for sleep disorders but long-term side effects are unknown, so he cannot recommend it now, distinguishing known risks from unknown ones.
21. In recent years, many cabinetmakers have been winning acclaim as artists.4:19
22. Only a reduction of 10 percent in the number of scheduled ights using Green6:13
Identify that Greentown's chronic delays persist because it functions as a regional hub with many connecting flights, so relocating 10% of flights to a nearby airstrip won't eliminate delays.
Male bowerbirds construct elaborately decorated nests4:22
Male bowerbirds build elaborately decorated nests with local style differences, and evidence shows these building styles are culturally learned rather than genetically inherited.
Plan: Concerned about the welfare of its senior citizens5:00
Analyze how a 20% pension increase for seniors clashes with higher prices for senior-specific goods and services, leaving many no better off despite full pension receipt.
A drug that is highly effective in treating many types of infection can, at pre3:12
Explore a logical and critical reasoning question about a drug sourced from rare tree bark; learn how propagation from cuttings under cultivation weakens the extinction argument.
Critical Reasoning OG Q#15:48
Explore critical reasoning with an og question on completing an argument about child-resistant lighters, where safety levers fail to reduce fires because children exploit them and adults leave lighters accessible.
Critical Reasoning OG Q#26:22
Analyze how proposing high-speed ground transport between 200–500 miles reduces airport congestion, supported by evidence that half of departures go to a 225-mile destination.
Critical Reasoning OG Q#35:12
Critical Reasoning OG Q#44:54
Examine how historical costing, which inflates past prices by inflation, can lock in inefficiencies and invite criticism of its economic soundness for military contracts.
Critical Reasoning OG Q#55:39
Evaluate the argument that the mayor's publicity campaign for Greenville bus service reduced morning traffic, and identify the option that most undermines that conclusion, such as road construction.
Critical Reasoning OG Q#66:19
Master critical reasoning by examining how replacing hourly payments with a fixed weekly fee based on typical hours can keep Patrick's childcare income uniform and adequate, even in winter.
Critical Reasoning OG Q#73:27
A critical reasoning question links low immune system activity to poorer mental health test scores and assumes mental illness does not cause immune system changes.
Critical Reasoning OG Q#84:11
Explore how extinction patterns in the fossil record arise from widespread environmental disturbances that affect numerous species, explaining why many vanish simultaneously.
Critical Reasoning OG Q#96:38
Analyze which factor most strengthens the plan to combat vitamin A deficiency by planting SP 004, showing it can flourish under current growing conditions.
Critical Reasoning OG Q#104:55
Analyze a critical reasoning question on environmental threats to the North Sea, showing that only effluents that actually cause environmental damage should face uniform controls.

Easy Logic -017:43
Develop skills to identify authorial claims and supporting evidence in reading passages, using Whitman’s 'To You' and Chambi’s ethnographic photography as practice.
Easy Logic -026:02
Easy Logic -033:58
Investigate whether atmospheric carbon dioxide drove herbivorous sauropod gigantism. Find no spikes during key evolutionary periods and conclude that size did not depend on carbon dioxide.
Easy Logic -044:03
Easy Logic -053:11
Identify the quotation that best shows Alexandra Bergson's deep emotional connection to natural surroundings in O pioneers, notably 'she had never known before how much the country meant to her'.
Easy Logic -066:16
Easy Logic -0711:07
Easy Logic -086:25
Easy Logic -0916:42
Explore how to logically complete text passages, with examples on Zelda Fitzgerald’s literary contributions, cross-species face-like stimuli, Cantares Mexicanos context, and controlling physical dexterity in cognitive studies.
Easy Logic -1017:40
Apply gre verbal reasoning to identify the strongest evidence supporting researchers’ conclusions by evaluating Bronze Age bone diets, mosasaur endothermy via oxygen-18 isotopes, and dusky sharks–cownose rays–oyster dynamics.
Easy Logic -116:33
Examine how the traditional view of voter behavior—voting does not change attitudes toward candidates—faces evaluation as Washington and Mullainathan compare voters and non-voters two years after elections.
Easy Logic -126:16
Easy Logic -139:25
Develop the ability to analyze arguments by identifying evidence that weakens claims about star and planet composition, and evaluate folklore origins through ethnographic evidence.
Easy Logic -1414:49
Easy Logic -1511:52
Enhance critical reading by evaluating Morrison's tenure at Random House and its support for black writers, and examine how Whitman quotes illustrate literature's role in spiritual well-being.
Easy Logic -165:47
Easy Logic -176:57
Analyze a logic-based GRE verbal problem about the Polynesian sweet potato’s origin, using DNA divergence and Polynesia’s late peopling to infer domestication and transfer.

RC 01- While New Census Data...15:35
Explore how census data links rising unemployment to a surge in new startups during a recession, while the share of high-value firms declines and funding pressures loom.
RC 02- Asante women..5:14
Learn to infer meaning from a reading passage and analyze how Asante women in Ghana served as nurses or suppliers in war, with deaths treated as individuals.
Reading Exercise

Requirements

No prerequisites. The course starts from scratch

Description

Are you preparing for the GRE and aiming to achieve an outstanding verbal score? Our New GRE Verbal | Master English Course | 2024 Updated is meticulously designed to help you master all aspects of the GRE verbal section. This comprehensive course covers Text Completion, Sentence Equivalence, Reading Comprehension, and Logical Reasoning, ensuring you are fully equipped for success.

What You Will Learn:

Text Completion: Master strategies to accurately fill in the blanks and understand the nuances of context.
Sentence Equivalence: Learn techniques to identify correct word pairs that maintain sentence meaning.
Reading Comprehension: Enhance your ability to analyze complex passages and answer questions with confidence.
Logical Reasoning: Develop critical thinking skills to tackle argument-based questions effectively.

Why Enroll in This Course:

Expert Instruction: Benefit from detailed explanations and tips from experienced GRE instructors.
Updated Content: Stay ahead with the latest strategies and practice questions aligned with the 2024 GRE format.
Practical Exercises: Engage in hands-on practice with extensive exercises and quizzes.
Personalized Learning: Access tailored study plans to suit your learning pace and goals.

Whether you're a native English speaker or learning English as a second language, this course will provide you with the tools and strategies needed to excel in the GRE verbal section. Join us and take the first step towards achieving your graduate school dreams!

Enroll now and start your journey to GRE success!

Who this course is for:

This course is designed for prospective graduate students who are preparing for the GRE and want to improve their verbal reasoning skills. It is ideal for: Individuals aiming to achieve high scores in the GRE verbal section. Students seeking to strengthen their vocabulary, reading comprehension, and critical thinking abilities. Non-native English speakers looking to enhance their verbal proficiency. Test-takers who need effective strategies and practice to boost their confidence and performance.

New GRE Verbal | Master English Course | 2026 Updated

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Text Completion Practice31 lectures • 1hr 30min

All Resources Are Here1 lecture • 1min

Sentence Equivalance Practice17 lectures • 51min

Logic-Based Reading Comprehension Methodology6 lectures • 1hr 19min

Logic-Based Reading Comprehension Practice 5 Pound Book10 lectures • 1hr 1min

Logic-Based Reading - More Practice Exercises35 lectures • 3hr 14min

Easy Logic-Based Reading Comprehensions17 lectures • 2hr 25min

Reading Comprehension Principles4 lectures • 35min

Reading Comprehension Practice - 5 Pound Book2 lectures • 21min

Reading Comprehension - More Practice Exercises4 lectures • 1hr 21min

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