The easy, convenient way to learn SAT words: Everyone who has faced the SAT questions knows the frustration of not having the right word immediately available when needed. Sometimes it's a matter of not being able to recall the right word; sometimes we never knew it. It is also frustrating to read…
The Power to Pull ! Find out the relationship among these 7 words: adduce, attract, intractable, detract, entice, extort, and extract. We will explain the Greek and Latin roots to help you grasp the meaning of these words. All you have to do is to listen and try to understand.
The Power to Push! Find out the relationship among these 7 words: catalyst, coerce, compel, impel, oblige, propel, and precipitate. We will explain the Greek and Latin roots to help you grasp the meaning of these words. All you have to do is to listen and try to understand.
The Power to Break! Find out the relationship among these 7 words: annihilate, destroy, demolish, devastate, fracture, obliterate, and vanquish. We will explain the Greek and Latin roots to help you grasp the meaning of these words. All you have to do is to listen and try to understand.
The Power to Make! Find out the relationship among these 7 words: assemble, concoct, construct, engender, fabricate, produce, and manufacture. We will explain the Greek and Latin roots to help you grasp the meaning of these words. All you have to do is to listen and try to understand.
The Power to Excel! Find out the relationship among these 7 words: consummate, competent, eclipse, eminent, exceed, proficient, and manufacture . We will explain the Greek and Latin roots to help you grasp the meaning of these words. All you have to do is to listen and try to understand.
The Power to Know! Find out the relationship among these 8 words: apprehend, ascertain, cognizant, connoisseur, discern, conscious, sapient, and sentient . We will explain the Greek and Latin roots to help you grasp the meaning of these words. All you have to do is to listen and try to understand.
The Power to Lead! Find out the relationship among these 7 words: administer, conduct, dominate, preside, regulate, reign, and supervise . We will explain the Greek and Latin roots to help you grasp the meaning of these words. All you have to do is to listen and try to understand.
The Power to Charm! Find out the relationship among these 7 words: divert, enchant, engross, enthrall, enrapture, seduce, and transfix . We will explain the Greek and Latin roots to help you grasp the meaning of these words. All you have to do is to listen and try to understand.
The Power to Choose! Find out the relationship among these 8 words: adjudge, adjudicate, arbitrate, decide, determine, elect, select,and peremptory . We will explain the Greek and Latin roots to help you grasp the meaning of these words. All you have to do is to listen and try to understand.
The Power to Puzzle! Find out the relationship among these seven words: bemuse, bewilder, conflate, confound, confuse, obscure, and perplex . We will explain the Greek and Latin roots to help you grasp the meaning of these words. All you have to do is to listen and try to understand.
The Power to Call! Find out the relationship among these nine words: vocabulary, vocation, vocative, vociferous, equivocal, provoke, revoke, invoke, and evoke. We will explain the Greek and Latin roots to help you grasp the meaning of these words. All you have to do is to listen and try to understand.
The Power to Scorn! Find out the relationship among these seven words: condemn, denounce, deride, excoriate, inveigh, revile, vilify. We will explain the Greek and Latin roots to help you grasp the meaning of these words. All you have to do is to listen and try to understand.
The Power to Scold! Find out the relationship among these eight words: admonish, berate, castigate, chastise, rebuke, reproach, reprove, and upbraid. We will explain the Greek and Latin roots to help you grasp the meaning of these words. All you have to do is to listen and try to understand.
The Power to Beg! Find out the relationship among these seven words:adjure, beseech, entreat, enjoin, exhort, implore, and supplicate. We will explain the Greek and Latin roots to help you grasp the meaning of these words. All you have to do is to listen and try to understand.
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