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Binding: Audio CDEAN: 9781592620081 ISBN: 1592620086 Label: AudioLearn Manufacturer: AudioLearn Publication Date: June 25, 2007 Publisher: AudioLearn Studio: AudioLearn Related Items:
Editorial Review: Product Description: A detailed listing of over 600 vocabulary words most commonly used on the GRE including spelling, accurate Pronunciation, definition, and usage of each one in a sentence. This complete 6 CD vocabulary set now includes a free GRE Vocabulary Flashcard Software. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Straight To The PointOf the many frustrating elements of the GRE, it's the verbal section that can often cause the most anxiety for test-takers. Fortunately, there are a number of GRE prep materials out there on the market; unfortunately, not all of them are created equal. But AudioLearn's GRE Vocabulary prep package goes a long way towards giving test-takers what they need, nothing less and nothing more. The elements here are pretty basic -- the package presents 650 words in terms of spelling, usage, pronunciation, ... Read More Rating:  - Simple idea, the final product should have been betterI really wanted something I could listen to and learn from while driving. If you are looking for back up while studying for the GRE, a review or just if someone wanted to extend their vocabulary, this might not be what you are looking for. It moves too quickly, the example sentences are at times ridiculous, the monotone reading will make your mind wander AND worst of all the audio is terrible. Clicks, hisses, and burps make you think this was once done on someone's home tape recorder and then just dubbed onto ... Read More Rating:  - Helpful but nothing innovativeNot the best, most innovative product out there, but it is a good companion due to its audio format. This is no ExamKrackers with Jordan and Jon for MCAT, where two hosts have interesting special effects and stories to tell. There are no anecdotal stories... All it consists of is a computerized voice reading off vocabulary words mechanistically. Although the voice is pretty high quality, it makes pronunciation errors. For example, they pronounce epitome as 'epi tomb', instead of 'eh pih to mi' (unofficial ... Read More Rating: - Fantastic Tool!I bought this a while ago thinking that it would be a good supplementary study aide for the GREs. Yet in no time it became my primary study aide for the vocab section. It's so easy studying with this because you can listen to it anywhere. I would listen to it in the car, on campus and during any downtime I had at work. I also really like that the vocab is broken down into sections so it's easy to go back and find specific words to review. I would recommend that if you are listening to it on an iPod to put it on shuffle ... Read More 
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