Exam Vocabulary Builder Reviews

Can't complain considering ExamVocabularyBuilder 's free, BUT, be weary of the pronunciations. "Chicanery" without a long "a", or "approbation" with a long "o"? Come on! Whoever recorded the pronunciations must have been seeing many of these words for the first time and couldn't be bothered with diacritical marks.

ExamVocabularyBuilder only had 100 words to study, about 90 of which I already knew. While it is good for learning the words that are provided, I quickly exhausted it in about 20 minutes. The quizes also tended to repeat the same few words over and over, and many words never seemed to appear at all. I found that it simply does not have enough words to be a useful study aid.

Its a great app for the most part. Few complaints/ suggestions: the words repeat way too often ( makes me question if ExamVocabularyBuilder even has 100 words, would like to be able to add my own words, and it would be helpful to include page numbers when reviewing.

Better than Kaplan's! Princeton Reviews is ok, but VocabMatters gives you more words for you dollars. Plus it has a game mode and looks snappy.

This is a nice app. My only disappointment is that ExamVocabularyBuilder doesn't allow users to add words and expand their study material. As I come across words in my day-to-day activities, it would be a huge plus to have the ability to add them to ExamVocabularyBuilder as a reminder to study them later. Maybe in the next update?

ExamVocabularyBuilder is absolutely incredible. I've had it for a day and I've been using it nonstop. My only complaint is it should include the part of speech on the flash cards. Other than that it's wonderful.

Really good. An oustanding free app. Easy to enlarge your vocab with this.
Laconic and rarely soporific Suggestions:
Part of speech would be really nice
The ability to create your own words is almost nessacary

This is a great idea but could be better with another 100 or 200 words.

I really like the presentation of the words. The word is first spoken with the correct pronunciation. Then you read the definition. Below that it gives you two sentances using the word in context. You can then repeat the pronunciation of the word. I love it, some words I knew, but didn't have the correct puncuation. about 10% of the words I did not know and I an avid reader and a college graduate. A good strong challenge. Use it to get ready for you SAT and ACT!

I'm an ESL student and I have l improved my vocabulary through this application. I would like to thank developers for this beautiful application

Dude holy frog! ExamVocabularyBuilder is so tight, its like ice cream :D personally I feel a great deal of affection towards it. If I wasnt you I wouldn't not unfetteredly get ExamVocabularyBuilder! But only on the weekend. < see that review?! Said like a boss ;)

This is a good app for my daughter to help improve her English vocabulary. Her English teacher I'm sure will be happy to see an improvement in her comprehension also. Thanks.

I love ExamVocabularyBuilder. Highly recommend it. Dont know about the full version but the lite version rocks!

I found that I had a limited vocabulary. In the attempts to learn some new words I gave ExamVocabularyBuilder a try. ExamVocabularyBuilder is quite resourceful and filled with uncommon diction. I enjoyed using it.

This application is fantastic for improving your English vocabulary. Also, if you're studying for the GRE/GMAT, the full version includes 600 words. I find this application very helpful for my exam preparation.

I love ExamVocabularyBuilder it's super great and all I just hate how it's not in Google store . I recently change to Galaxy so now I have Google store but ExamVocabularyBuilder doesn't appear in Google App Store please make it available their.

This is a simple way to help improve vocab. It only has 100 words, but it's free, so I'm not complaining, and the words are of a similar level to other resources I've used.

I knew this was a great app as soon as my teenager looked at it for 1 second, grunted, and quickly turned to the One Direction quiz instead. Seriously, I haven't found a better, more diverse vocabulary format yet.

I love it my little sister she's ten then she borrow my iPod when she saw ExamVocabularyBuilder she click on it then she starts borrowing for alot of times she ask for my iPod 10 times a day I wish I could give it 
This many stars she's learning

I'm currently a highschooler, and I can't emphasize how much ExamVocabularyBuilder has helped build my vocabulary to surpass well on every English assignment. Wish you guys would add more words now, though. Still amazing!