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Lexikrat - SAT Words Video Podcast #01~#11
By ANDYPREPEducation
Lexikrat - SAT Words Video Podcast #01~#11 episodes
- Lexikrat 11 - The Power to Make!
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.16 min - Lexikrat 10 - The Power to Excel!
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.13 min - Lexikrat 09 - The Power to Know!
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.18 min - Lexikrat 08 - The Power to Lead
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.11 min - Lexikrat 07 - The Power to Charm!
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.13 min - Lexikrat 06 - The Power to Choose!
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.14 min - Lexikrat 05 - The Power to Puzzle!
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.15 min - Lexikrat 04 - The Power to Call!
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.15 min - Lexikrat 03 - The Power to Scorn!
The Power to Scold! Find out the relationship among these seven words: condemn, denounce, deride, excoriate, inveigh, revile, and 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.11 min - Lexikrat 02 - The Power to Scold!
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.15 min
About Lexikrat - SAT Words Video Podcast #01~#11
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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 a newspaper or homework assignment and run across words whose meanings elude us. Language, after all, is power.
In this series of vocabulary lessons, the top 1,000 vocabulary words that appear on the SAT tests have been carefully chosen to be grouped in various categories. These words are also the most likely to appear on the SAT, ACT, GRE, and TOEFL.
To create this list, we started with the words that give our users the most trouble and then ranked them by how frequently they appear on the SAT tests. If you only have little time to memorize the SAT words, this is the lesson you want to take. At least half of the words in the English language are derived from Greek and Latin roots.
Knowing these roots helps us to grasp the meaning of words before we look them up in the dictionary. It also helps us to see how words are often arranged in families with similar characteristics. Audio Lessons that group words according to what they have in common—more in meaning than in spelling—are especially useful.
All you have to do is to listen and understand how these words are put together to mean what they do.