17th
November
2008
Hi, everyone! Hope the studying is going great! I get a lot of comments that ask, how do you start? How do you even begin writing a GED essay? Here’s one:
I need help starting my essay.My mind go blank when I have to write anything let alone an essay please tell me where to begin thanks
Here’s my advice… Read the rest of this entry »
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7th
October
2008
Hi, all GED writers! I thought I’d go back to the GED writing multiple choice test, to go over some of the other common things on there. The GED writing test is different from the other tests, because it’s got two parts that are so completely different! The GED essay is one part, and of course, it’s different because you show your writing skills by writing an essay, something that you don’t have to do anywhere else on the test. The multiple choice test is the other part… it’s more like the rest of the exam, where you need to choose the right answer. But there are definitely a few skills to learn to do well! Read the rest of this entry »
posted in Fragments, GED Multiple Choice Questions, GED Practice Question, GED Writing |
9th
September
2008
Hey GED writers! Here’s a real good question from Shannon about writing an essay:
i have an essay due on tues the 2nd i have to think of one memoralble day i want to tell about i want to do it on having my two boys but i dont no how to start it i think of it in my head but it wont come out right on paper please help. Read the rest of this entry »
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28th
July
2008
Hi again everyone! I hope the GED studying is going good. Doing well on the essay part of the GED writing test really helps your score… a better score on the GED essay can make a big difference for your overall GED writing test score. And one thing that always helps me is to look at example essays. Read the rest of this entry »
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2nd
June
2008
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 »
posted in Easily Confused Words, GED Writing |
25th
February
2008
Hey, everyone! So, now that we’ve gone through how to write a GED essay, what’s better than to get some practice writing your own, timed GED practice essay? All you need is an essay prompt to get you started. Read the rest of this entry »
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11th
February
2008
Now that I’m all done with that practice GED essay, going through the whole writing process, I’m ready to help you with whatever you need! We’ve been talking about the best way to help people, and we decided to ask you… what do you want to know? Send me any questions about the GED essay, the GED writing test, the writing process, essays in general, or just writing… let me know what you want to know! You can post a comment here, or you can e-mail me at liz@passged.com.
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