GMAT Idiom Flashcards vs GRE Vocabulary Cartoons

Master idioms for the GMAT Sentence Correction section with Magoosh’s free flashcard app. Practicing idioms will help boost your GMAT verbal score and prep you for test day! • 160 idiom flashcards written by Magoosh’s expert tutors • Flashcards that cover different difficulty levels • Track your progress as you study for the verbal section • Smart algorithm focuses your practice for efficient learning This app gives you free access to all of Magoosh’s GMAT idioms critical to the preparation for the SC (Sentence Correction) section. Sign in with a Magoosh account (or create a new one) to save your progress to the web. You can continue your practice online at http://gmat.magoosh.com/flashcards/idioms/ Written by expert GMAT tutors === Mike McGarry, one of Magoosh’s expert GMAT tutors, wrote each of the example sentences and explanation sentences. He has been helping students prep for the GMAT for more than 10 years. Review that really sticks === Academic research has found that memories are formed by repeated exposure to new information, so Magoosh’s flashcard app uses a spaced repetition system to help you in your preparation. Concepts you are learning will reappear frequently (occurring less frequently the better you know them) and concepts you already know won’t be repeated. The list is also culled to only 160 idioms so that you don't waste time learning unimportant ones for the SC section. “I really like the way the words appear and the simple interface to show progress of the user. You guys have put good use of algorithms so one comes out learning the words well. The best flashcards to date.” - Arif "I was able to learn more words in the 4th week by using your flashcard app than I learnt over the previous 3 weeks using Barron's 1100." - Sai About Magoosh === We're an online test preparation company with a focus on teaching the GMAT through videos and personalized customer support. In addition to our online GMAT course, we blog about GMAT formulas, problem solving, quantitative reasoning, words, roots, grammar, and reading comprehension along with GMAT study guides and study tips. Articles from the blog have been compiled into 3 separate free ebooks with over 6,000 downloads. Read the blog at http://magoosh.com/gmat More GMAT study tools === Search the store for "magoosh gmat" to continue your prep for the GMAT Exam with Magoosh’s video lessons and math flashcard app. Learn all the math, verbal, and writing you need to know for the test! When you’re ready to practice for the full GMAT test, Magoosh’s website has more than 800 excellent GMAT Math and GMAT Verbal practice questions, each with its own detailed video explanation. After each quiz, you can review your answers to see your strengths and weaknesses. Visit http://gmat.magoosh.com for more information. (Magoosh also has apps for learning English grammar and studying for the GRE. Search the store for "magoosh english" or "magoosh gre" to find them) Have any questions? Please ask! === Customer satisfaction is incredibly important to us. If you have any questions or comments, please send us an email at help@magoosh.com. “I didn’t have much time to prep for the GMAT, and Magoosh made it possible for me to succeed on the test in a short period of time. I looked at Kaplan, Barron’s, and Princeton Review products, and I can confidently say that Magoosh was definitely the best.” “The team is really great and actually cares about your score as much as they would care about their own. Simply the best.” Don’t wait until the last minute to start studying, start learning critical GMAT idioms today!

Learn GRE vocabulary quickly and actually have fun doing it with my cartoon flashcards! I bet this app will make you smile or laugh at least once. My name is Vince Kotchian, and I've been a GRE prep tutor since 2008. In this app, I've created flashcards for over 1300 GRE words and 160 word roots. Each vocab flashcard has a silly cartoon, a clear definition of the word with an example sentence, and a memorable mnemonic to make it easier to remember the word. Here's a mnemonic example so you know what I'm talking about: "prodigal" means "wasteful". The prodigal Prada gal spent $1500 on a pair of Prada boots. Get it? :) The app's smart spaced repetition system shows you words when you need to review them to make your GRE vocabulary studying more efficient and effective. There's also a streak feature to help keep you motivated to use the app consistently. Download it today and start improving your GRE verbal score! Got a question, complaint, or suggestion regarding this app? Email Vince directly at vince@vincekotchian.com.