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.

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!

Total Pages

17 pages

Answer Key

Included

Category	English language arts
Tag	12th Grade

TammyBrown

Tammy Brown has thirty years of experience teaching multiple subject areas to ages kindergarten through adult. She graduated with honors from both Ferrum College, where she received her BA, and Virginia Tech, where she received her MA. Her vast experience includes Director of Education at Sylvan Learning Center, English Instructor at Southwest Virginia Community College, Virginia Tech, and Ferrum College, GED teacher at Moneta Detention Center, Tazewell Probation and Parole, and Southwest Regional Jail. In addition, she taught an afterschool program at Moneta Elementary School and has tutored various ages privately. She is a published author, and her writing can be found in various anthologies and magazines, both print and digital. When she isn't working, she enjoys spending time with her husband, her two children, her dog, and two cats.