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How To Remember Around 3500 Complex Vocabulary Words For Gre

pappo001 | 15:28 Tue 18th Mar 2014 | Crosswords

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I have started studding for GRE but don't know what to do with vocabulary . it's toooo hard for me as English is my second language.

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sandyRoe

Do you really need to know so many complex words for whatever you're studying?

jomifl

Are you in the building trade?

SirOracle

Are you in the USA pappo001 ?
Thas is a GB site and you may be better using an American one

sandyRoe

For builders to show erudition they only need to remember that Girder wrote Faust and Joist wrote Ulysses.

scorpiojo

Dizmo

It's hard enough for English speaking people to remember complex vocabulary. Just keep using English and you will eventually pick things up.

pappo001

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Yes. For GRE there is a verbal section. You must know complex Vocabulary to UNDERSTAND what is being asked. Normally people who give GRE study anything between 1500 to 3500 words, except if your having a strong Vocabulary.

pappo001

Question Author

SirOracle : I am from china

Dizmo

pappo001: Just do what you can. English isn't your first language so you're bound to have problems. Your English grammar doesn't seem particularly bad - have some faith in your self.

sandyRoe

I'd say people could do well with a vocabulary of just over 1000 words. As Dismo says, confidence counts for a lot.

Dizmo

Well I'm off. Hǎo yùn pappo

pappo001

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Thank you Dizmo & sandyRoe

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