📖 Vocabulary Trainer
The full GregMat vocabulary set — 960 high-frequency GRE words in 32 groups — with flashcards, quizzes, and built-in spaced repetition. You don't memorize a list by re-reading it; you memorize it by recalling each word right before you'd forget it. That's exactly what this does.
🎯 How to use it (the method that actually works)
- Learn a group with Flashcards — see the word, try to recall the meaning, then reveal and rate yourself honestly.
- Test recall with the Quiz (multiple choice) and the reverse Definition → word mode. Learned only some of a group so far? Use Test learned to quiz just the words you've already studied before moving on.
- Clear your “due” reviews every day — spaced repetition brings each word back at the perfect moment. Missed words return sooner; known words return later.
- Short and daily beats long and rare. 15–20 minutes every day will move far more words into memory than a weekend cram.
1Your progress
2Today's spaced-repetition review
3The 32 word groups
Every group is open — start anywhere. The GregMat groups are already roughly ordered by usefulness, so working 1 → 32 is a sensible path. Aim to keep ~2–3 groups “in flight” at once rather than racing ahead.
4Take it mobile (recommended)
⚡ Drill in spare minutes on your phone
This trainer is your structured base, but vocabulary sticks fastest when you review in tiny bursts throughout the day — in line, on transit, between tasks. Pair this with a phone app so you never waste those minutes:
- Anki (free on Android/desktop, paid on iOS) — import a shared “GregMat” or “GRE” deck and its algorithm handles the scheduling. The most powerful option.
- Magoosh GRE Vocabulary Builder — a free, friendly flashcard app with a curated high-frequency list. Great for beginners.
Use the phone for daily reps; use this site for structured learning, quizzes, and tracking which words are still weak.