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hi guys, I recently started preparation for GRE using magoosh & membean. I came across Quizlet & have been wondering if there any GRE word lists with mnemonics (not only definitions). Unfortunately, I'm unable to find any such lists on quizlet, vocabulary.com I am looking for the best of both mnemonicdictionary.com & quizlet.com Please let me know if anyone has already come across such a platform.
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Hi All, My name is Apoorv Bhargava. I graduated in 2008 from IIT Roorkee. I have started with a page on fb (www.facebook.com/EdPrep). Visit the page and learn new words each day with the help of mnemonics. Do let me know your feedback on the page. Thanks, Apoorv
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To remember words easily you must stimulate the place where words and their meanings are stored – your brain. The human brain doesn’t bother registering things that are dull and looks out for things that are out of the ordinary, things that evoke a certain emotion in us. So we are likely to remember things that make us laugh, cry, feel disgusted, feel shy etc. Let me give you an example. Abscond – to depart secretly and hide. A.B.’s condom tore. She got pregnant and had to depart secretly and hide at her grandmother’s house. A sentence like that is bound to get some reaction from you. You may think that it is absurd or funny or disgusting to use such a situation to remember a word or maybe something else. Whatever the case may be, it will make your brain more active than reading a simple word and its meaning and that will help to stick the word in your memory. So try making mnemonics to learn words. Also try making a mnemonic that is closely related to the word. Check out the videos at this site to get a better idea - Learnodo Retaino Newtonic
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Can anybody please help me getting mnemonics or memory tricks for GRE verbal ? I have looked up in Mnemonic Dictionary - Fun and easy way to build your vocabulary! and GRE Word of The Day from GREword.com but i am not fully satisfied.Can any one please tell me more such sites ? May i have links for Dr. Raju's ppt on net ? or Dr.Raju's material completely filled with memory tricks ? Please help me out......
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