The writing section of the GED test consists of two parts - a multiple choice section and an essay. The multiple-choice section will require you to identify correct usage of capitalization, punctuation, sentence formation and writing conventions. The following sections will help you in your studies of writing:
Midland Need To Read is very helpful with writing lessons and offers several worksheets to further your education
Google offers a free translation service for the non-english speakers
In addition, there are numerous websites which will provide material and practice in the area of writing:
Pop-up Grammar
This online English grammar instruction site allows students to test and improve
their English grammar skills by taking these interactive JavaScript quizzes
online.
Northern Illinois University
http://www.brownlee.org/durk/grammar/
Punctuation QuickGuide
This quick reference guide (with examples) will help you prepare for the writing
skills section of the GED tests by reviewing the proper use of a variety of
punctuation marks.
Consortium for Information Technology in Education / New Brunswick Community
College (Saint John)
http://cite.telecampus.com/GED/punct.html
Five Tools for Writing Timed Essays
Solid suggestions for writing quality essays. Follow these five pointers and
maximize your points on this critical section of the GED; includes:
• choosing words
• constructing sentences
• organizing paragraphs
• developing essay form
• applying theories
Jeff Hooks
http://splavc.spjc.cc.fl.us/hooks/Hooksessav.html