Conquer Text Completion, Sentence Equivalence, and Reading Comprehension. Airo AI teaches you the strategies that top scorers use—available instantly whenever you're stuck.
We don't just give you questions. We teach you how to approach each question type systematically. Learn the patterns that repeat across every GRE.
Confused by a dense reading passage? Ask Airo to summarize the main argument, explain paragraph structure, identify the author's purpose, or clarify difficult vocabulary.
See GMAT words used in actual passages. Learn meanings through usage, not just definitions.
Focus on context clues and vocabulary
Balance logic and vocabulary
Master sentence flow and transitions
10-minute test measures your baseline across all verbal question types.
See exactly where you're losing points: vocabulary, comprehension, timing, or strategy.
Each question includes strategy tips. Learn patterns while you practice.
Watch accuracy climb by question type, passage subject, and difficulty level.
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Learn vocabulary naturally through reading practice
Every passage includes GMAT vocabulary used naturally. This is how words stick.
Hover over any word for meaning without leaving the question.
See a word you don't know? One click adds it to your vocabulary list with the sentence as context.
Analytics show how many GMAT words you've encountered and learned through reading.
I read this passage twice and still don't understand the main point.
Let me break it down. The author is making an argument about [X]. Paragraph 1 introduces the problem. Paragraph 2 presents the traditional view. Paragraph 3—this is key—offers the author's counter-argument...
I narrowed it to B and D but can't decide.
Good instinct—both are semantically close. Look at the signal word "although" in the sentence. This indicates contrast. If the first part says X, the blank must convey not-X. With that logic, which option creates the stronger contrast?
I keep missing inference questions.
Let's analyze your last 10 inference errors. I notice you're selecting answers that could be true but aren't directly supported. For GMAT inference, the answer must be provable from the passage. Let me show you a technique for checking your evidence...
*Results combine question practice with vocabulary building. Active review of wrong answers essential.
“I used to guess on Text Completion. PrepAiro's strategy approach made it my strongest section.”
Deepa K.
GMAT Verbal: 164
“Airo's passage breakdowns are incredible. Complex academic writing suddenly made sense.”
Arjun M.
GMAT Verbal: 161
“The vocabulary-in-context approach works so much better than memorizing word lists.”
Priyanka S.
GMAT Verbal: 159
| Feature | PrepAiro | Magoosh | Kaplan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Verbal Questions | 2,000+ | 700+ | 1,000+ |
| Reading Passages | 400+ | 200+ | 300+ |
| AI Strategy Help | Airo 24/7 | No | No |
| Passage Summaries | On-demand | No | No |
| Vocabulary Integration | Seamless | Separate | Separate |
Do both simultaneously. Practice questions expose you to vocabulary in context, which improves retention. Use PrepAiro Flashcards alongside Verbal practice for fastest improvement.
Speed comes from strategy, not rushing. PrepAiro teaches active reading techniques that help you extract key information efficiently. Most students find their speed naturally improves after learning to read for structure rather than detail.
Yes. Our passages match GMAT difficulty, length, and subject distribution. We include the same dense academic writing style you'll encounter on test day.
Target times: Text Completion (1-1.5 min), Sentence Equivalence (1 min), Reading Comprehension (1.5-2 min per question). PrepAiro's timed practice mode helps you build appropriate pace.
Absolutely. Ask Airo to summarize any passage, explain the argument structure, or clarify specific sentences. It's like having a tutor read alongside you.
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