New! SAT/ACT and GMAT idiom lists

As part of my attempt to make thecriticalreader.com the official repository of all things related to SAT, ACT, and GMAT grammar, I’ve posted lists of preposition-based idioms for those tests. (For now, they’re the same as the ones in my SAT, ACT, and GMAT grammar books, but I will update them if I come across additional tests with other examples.)

For SAT/ACT idioms, click here.

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SAT/ACT Idiom List

SAT/ACT Idiom List Be curious about Be particular about Bring about Complain about Set (ab)out Think about Wonder about Worry about Known as/to be Recognized as Serve as Translate as Accompanied by Amazed by Assisted by Awed by Confused by Encouraged by Followed by...

GMAT Idiom List

GMAT® Idiom List This list can also be downloaded as a PDF. Bring about Complain about Concerned about Curious about Excited about Particular about Think about Wonder about Worry about Appear as Employed as Established as Known as Regard as Think of x as Adept at...

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Launching Tuesday, September 6, 2022: Idiom of the Day email program (Free!)

Launching Tuesday, September 6, 2022: Idiom of the Day email program (Free!)

After some unexpected delays, the Critical Reader Idiom of the Day email program is scheduled to launch on September 6, 2022.  It is generally geared toward helping IELTS candidates prepare for the Speaking and Writing portion of the exam, but anyone who wants to improve their knowledge of idiomatic English is welcome to sign up.

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