Thanks to @stephenkendal for his unwavering support of #deletefacebook campaign and efforts to spread the word.

I was out for an afternoon stroll in the neighborhood when I came across this moppet trying to know her way around her new little cat! The moment was so adorable that I immediately took my phone out and

Got bogged down in the maze of countless vocabs? Having a hard time learning new words for GRE? Well, I'm here to help you out. In this post, we will learn five new words in context from different movies.

Image borrowed from here So I was going through the Trending page and came across a post by knircky on the newly created telegram group of steem-bounty. As I did not know anything about the bounty system

Hello, guys! This is another post to ease up the pressure of your rigorous gre vocab building journey. Hope you will have fun learning these words and the video context will help you comprehend them perfectly.

Hello guys! I'm back with another post today! Here I have explained the different meanings of the word "Obscure" both as an adjective and verb with movie clips. Hope you find this post illuminating!

Moved for editing and updating and reposted on steemit.

GRE Vocab: Most Common GRE Words (Part-5) Involved (adjective)difficult to understand or deal with; complicated If a situation or activity is involved, it has a lot of different parts or aspects, often

Moved for Editing and Updating and Reposted here:

Meaning of the word: Forthcoming (adjective) 1. about to happen or appear; approaching in timeA forthcoming event is the one which is planned to happen soon —She has announced that she will retire from

GRE Vocab: Most Common GRE Words (Part-3) It's time for another post to brush up on your vocabulary skill for the upcoming GRE. We are going to cover another five words associated with videos and explanations

GRE Vocab: Most Common GRE Words (Part-2) Hello guys! Hope you enjoyed my last post. I am starting from where I left off yesterday. Today I am going to discuss another 5 important GRE words. Hope you enjoy

We--especially non-native students--all know learning new words from a wordlist can be super exhausting. Pursuing an MS or PhD in the US requires a GRE/GMAT score as part of the application process. GRE