Franklin GMAT Audio MP3 Vocab Builder: Download 22 CDs: 4507 GMAT Words For Your High GMAT Score Buy on Amazon
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Franklin GMAT Audio MP3 Vocab Builder: Download 22 CDs: 4507 GMAT Words For Your High GMAT Score

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ISBN / ASIN 1500839914
ISBN-13 9781500839918
Sales Rank #2,820,116
Category Study Aids
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Franklin GMAT Audio MP3 Vocab Builder: Download 22 CDs 4507 GMAT Words For Your High GMAT Score

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DOWNLOAD all 22 CDs for faster learning. This GMAT Prep Book contains all the 4507 words, meanings, and for most words, memorable sentence fragments exactly as used in Franklin Vocab Builder Audio Program. The words are given in bold (example, the words belabor and buttress below). The meaning is given after the equal sign (=) following a word. The words are not necessarily in alphabetical order. We have used the US spellings. The British spelling of a word, when different from the US spelling, is given in bracket after BRITISH as shown for the word belabor below. USE gives a sentence fragment carefully chosen for memory. When no sentence fragment is given, a * is shown as in the word buttress below. belabor (BRITISH = belabour) = to assail verbally, to insist repeatedly or harp on USE = belabor a point buttress = support USE = *

Why is vocabulary so very important on the GMAT test?

Vocab is so important for the GMAT test because, for most people, it is more difficult to memorize vocabulary than to improve math skills. So if you can memorize the required GMAT words (which others find difficult) you can get high GMAT score.

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