Grammar and Language
Multiple choice
GED grammar practice: subject-verb agreement
Agreement, harder cases
Free GED practice questions
Try GED-style questions with feedback on every answer. No sign-up needed.
Grammar and Language
Drop-down
GED grammar practice: transition words
Transitions
Reading for Meaning
Multiple choice
GED reading practice: find the main idea
Details and main idea
Reading for Meaning
Multiple choice
GED reading practice: word meaning in context
Word meaning
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED argument practice: claims and evidence
Claims and evidence
Grammar and Language
Drop-down
GED grammar practice: punctuation
Punctuation
Grammar and Language
Drop-down
GED writing practice: sound-alike words in a camp letter
Confused words
Grammar and Language
Drop-down
GED writing practice: verb agreement in a museum email
Agreement, harder cases
Grammar and Language
Drop-down
GED writing practice: wordiness in a thrift store memo
Wordiness
Grammar and Language
Drop-down
GED writing practice: run-ons in a customer letter
Run-ons and fragments
Grammar and Language
Drop-down
GED writing practice: apostrophes in a school notice
Apostrophes
Grammar and Language
Drop-down
GED writing practice: subject-verb agreement in a notice
Subject-verb agreement
Grammar and Language
Drop-down
GED writing practice: misplaced modifiers in an email
Modifiers
Grammar and Language
Drop-down
GED writing practice: parallel structure in a bakery memo
Parallel sentences
Grammar and Language
Drop-down
GED writing practice: pronouns in a job fair notice
Pronouns
Grammar and Language
Drop-down
GED writing practice: capital letters in a letter
Capital letters
Grammar and Language
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: formal language in a work email
Formal language
Grammar and Language
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: linking words that fit the meaning
Transitions
Grammar and Language
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: punctuation with a linking word
Punctuation
Grammar and Language
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: choosing the right pronoun
Pronouns
Grammar and Language
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: singular and plural possessives
Apostrophes
Grammar and Language
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: verbs with an either-or subject
Agreement, harder cases
Grammar and Language
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: wordiness in a note to staff
Wordiness
Grammar and Language
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: subject-verb agreement in a review
Subject-verb agreement
Grammar and Language
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: dangling modifiers
Modifiers
Grammar and Language
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: parallel verbs in a sentence
Parallel sentences
Grammar and Language
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: capital letters in a library sentence
Capital letters
Grammar and Language
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: sound-alike words about roofers
Confused words
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: match evidence to its claim
Claims and evidence
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: is the evidence enough?
Judging evidence
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: spot faulty reasoning
Faulty reasoning
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: how claims build an argument
Steps of an argument
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: evidence in a proposal memo
Claims and evidence
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: find the hidden assumption
Hidden assumptions
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: what evidence is missing?
Judging evidence
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: claims with no evidence
Supported claims
Have an account? Practice there to keep your work and feedback.
Want more practice?
Create a free account to practice every skill, with lessons and a mock exam.