GRE
Global 🌍PROGRE General Test — Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning & Analytical Writing.
📏 GRE Quant & Verbal are each scored 130–170; Analytical Writing 0–6 in half-point bands.
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Beginner
Beginner skill
Essential vocabulary and reading for first-time GRE takers.
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🔒 After lessonsVerbal Foundations
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Vocabulary Essentials
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Context Clues
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Main Ideas
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Supporting Details
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Intermediate
Intermediate skill
Text completion, sentence equivalence and reading comprehension.
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🔒 After lessonsText Completion & Equivalence
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Two-Blank Text Completion: Contrast, Continuation & Pivot Words
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Three-Blank Text Completion: Multi-Sentence Coherence & Narrative Arc
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Sentence Equivalence
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Transition Words
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🔒 After lessonsReading Comprehension
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Inference Questions
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Purpose & Function
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Advanced
Advanced skill
The nuances that distinguish 160+ verbal scores.
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🔒 After lessonsAdvanced Verbal
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Antonyms & Nuance
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Vocab in Passages
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Syllabus coverage · Verbal Reasoning
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- Text Completion — one blank (five single-word choices)Transition Words →
- Text Completion — two blanks (three choices per blank, logic of contrast or continuation)Two-Blank Text Completion: Contrast, Continuation & Pivot Words →
- Text Completion — three blanks (a multi-sentence passage)Three-Blank Text Completion: Multi-Sentence Coherence & Narrative Arc →
- Sentence Equivalence — evaluative and attitude vocabulary (praise, criticism, approval, scepticism)Vocabulary Essentials →Sentence Equivalence →
- Sentence Equivalence — sentence logic signalled by contrast, cause or concession wordsSentence Equivalence →Transition Words →
- Reading Comprehension — main idea or primary purpose of a passageMain Ideas →Purpose & Function →
- Reading Comprehension — explicitly stated detailSupporting Details →
- Reading Comprehension — inference (what the passage implies or the author would most likely agree with)Inference Questions →Vocab in Passages →
- Reading Comprehension — function or structure (the role of a sentence, paragraph or example)Purpose & Function →
- Reading Comprehension — vocabulary in context and the author's tone or attitudeVocabulary Essentials →
- Reading Comprehension — argument passage: strengthen or weaken a conclusionInference Questions →Vocab in Passages →
- Reading Comprehension — argument passage: identify an assumption, evaluate the argument or explain a discrepancyVocab in Passages →
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