GRE Root Course
Pro60 high-yield roots, 500+ real GRE words. Stop memorizing lists — learn the system that generates them.
Unit 1 is free · Pro unlocks every course ($20/mo or $49 lifetime)
GRE vocabulary is not 3,000 random hard words. Most of them are built from a compact set of Latin and Greek roots — loquacious, circumlocution, and interlocutor are one root wearing three disguises.
This course covers the 60 roots with the highest GRE-word density in our database, organized into 12 themed units. Every lesson teaches one root through its actual GRE words — not the easy family members you already know. Each lesson ends with a quiz that retries your misses until you get everything right, and every unit closes with a review that contrasts easily-confused roots — exactly the distinctions GRE verbal questions test.
Unit 1 is free — try the full experience. Pro unlocks this course and every other — $20/mo or $49 lifetime (was $200), all future updates included.
Course outline
The Art of Words
Free trialFree trial unit. Five roots of speaking and naming — the source of GRE favorites like loquacious, circumlocution, ignominious, and eulogy.
Motion & Arrival
Five ways English goes: ced (go, yield), gress (step), it (go), ven (come), via (way). GRE verbal loves the differences — transgress steps over the line, circumvent sneaks around it.
Throw & Drive
miss (send), pel (push), tra (drag), gest (carry), mov (move) — the forces behind GRE verbs.
Take, Hold & Place
cap (seize), tain (hold), pos (place), sit (settle), dit (give) — possession and position, GRE-style.
Turn & Twist
vers (turn), plic (fold), tort (twist), circ (ring), strain (bind tight) — GRE's favorite contortions.
Sense & Spirit
sp (look), sent (feel), path (suffer/feel), spir (breathe), viv (live) — perception and vitality.
Stand & Stop
st (stand), fin (end), bar (barrier), clud (shut), stinct (prick/quench) — firmness and finality.
Make & Beget
fac (make, GRE tier), gen (birth), man (hand), press (press), mono (one) — creation revisited at GRE depth.
Balance & Worth
equ (equal), val (worth), par (equal/prepare), medi (middle), ple (fill) — measurement and judgment.
Seek & Stretch
pet (seek), tend (stretch), pend (hang/weigh), lud (play), sequ (follow) — pursuit and its games.
Flow & Touch
flu (flow), tact (touch), car (run), ped (foot), cid (cut/fall) — the body of language in motion.
Choose & Guard
lect (choose/read), jur (law/oath), graph (write), ali (other), serv (keep) — order, letters, and the other.