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Designed to prepare for toughest entrance exams in the world like GRE. Download the android application here: Vocabulary Builder with GIFs - Flipword - Apps on Google Play This app is perfect to Build English Vocabulary. This Vocabulary Builder app provides a way to learn difficult words in an easy and interactive way with GIFs. Just reading often doesn’t help in completely absorbing the word in your mind, that’s why we have introduced fast-paced and engaging quiz, which will prepare your mind to recollect words faster which is necessary whether you are in a conversation with your friends or appearing for an exam. Unique Features: • Packed with 3000+ words • GIFs, Synonyms and Example with each word • Fast-paced Quiz to practice the words you just learned • Unlock the next deck with coins you earn by appearing for quizzes • Compete with your friends by gaining the maximum XP points • Smart algorithm to help you learn difficult words using Flashcards • Perfect GRE Vocabulary app • Bookmark words for quick revision • Word of the day notification makes sure you learn a new word every day • Optimum deck size of 30 words each, so that you can complete a deck in one sitting • Pro tip: Never leave a question unanswered. Incorrect is better than Unanswered By completing 1 deck a day, you can master over 3000 words in just 25 days! So, install the app now and Get-Set-Go!

Hi folks, My name's Ralph and I've lurked on this forum for a while. I finished my GREs over the summer and wrote a quick app to help me do mental math. I was a math major for my undergrad and masters, but I really suck at doing calculations in my head. I mean, I'm really bad -- especially when I'm stressed for time. I constantly do things like 6x6=32 just because I'm rushing. Or mess up 145-92. Sure, they have a calculator on the new GREs but I highly suggest *not* using it for all but complex decimal calculations. It's poorly designed, at takes longer to use than mental math (and you need those seconds)... Anyways, this app is free (Link to MathBot on Apple's store: App Store - MathBot) -- so hopefully this doesn't come off as spammy! I was really hoping for some criticism (on the forum) and any other things that would help. Cheers, Ralph

Should I finish learning all, or at least most of the flashcards (ie 3500 barron's wordlist) before pactising with sample tests? Any advice? :hmm: