It’s really helpful to review GED essays from other students, and think about how you might grade them if you were a GED teacher. Can you understand the essay? Is it enjoyable? Does it seem to have a point? Is it saying something interesting? Read the rest of this entry »
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Hello, GED writers! Here are two more important words to understand for the GED writing test…the multiple choice test will have these words on it, and you’ll also want to keep them straight when you’re writing your GED essay. There! I just used them both: “when you’re writing your GED essay.” So, which one do you want to use when? Read the rest of this entry »
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Here’s something that’s definitely going to show up on the GED multiple choice writing test! Their, They’re and There! Those are three of the most commonly confused words, so it’s important to try to keep them straight. Read the rest of this entry »
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