Description
Just the bare bones of what is needed to be successful on the grammar portion of the GED RLA (Reasoning through Language Arts) test.
Broken down into four subtopics needed for the GED RLA test: parts of speech, sentence structure, punctuation, and subject-verb agreement.
Contains explanations for each subtopic including a quiz for each section.
Bonus section: A longer passage to read and answer questions to give GED students mixed practice.
Master the foundational writing skills required to pass the test with this targeted GED RLA Grammar guide. Designed specifically for adult education classrooms, this resource strips away the fluff and focuses entirely on the core language conventions students need to succeed, including parts of speech, sentence structure, punctuation, and subject-verb agreement. Packed with clear explanations and focused quizzes for each section, this no-prep packet functions as a complete independent study unit or diagnostic tool. It also includes a bonus mixed-practice section with longer passages to ensure your students can confidently apply their skills and maximize their RLA scores.
Topics taught:
Parts of Speech
- nouns
- pronouns
- verbs
- adjectives
- adverbs
- prepositions
- conjunctions
- interjections
Sentence Structure:
- subject
- predicate
- object
- complement
- modifiers
Punctuation
- periods
- commas
- question marks
- exclamation points
- colons
- semi-colons
- apostrophes
- quotation marks
Subject-verb agreement
- Singular/plural subjects and verbs
- Compound subjects
- There is/there are
Excellent GED prep for your GED RLA students!
No Prep needed!
Just print and assign!
Consider a Social Studies practice test to see if your students are ready for the actual Social Studies GED test.
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