How to study for the GED Language Arts Writing Correcting Grammar Error?

Is that a grammar class? That’s what it sounds like to me, so I’m going to go off of that lol. Take your time. I’m not sure what type of study materials you have, so I’m going to assume that it’s the regular books and notes… Read over everything, in a quiet room, and make sure that you understand it. Ask yourself questions about the chapters when you get to the end of them, so that you know you the material “sunk in”. Once you notice that your mind isn’t taking in any of the information, take a 15-20min break. If you have a basic understanding of how grammar works, come here and correct other people’s typing for practice (no offense meant, but some people here really do have bad grammar.). Not on their questions, but in your own mind, on paper, or a computer program. “Practice makes perfect” really does fit with grammar problems. If you don’t have a book, and have time to order one and look it over before the test, then…. You could try “LB Brief” (The Little, Brown Handbook, Brief Edition) 4th edition, by Jane E. Aaron. Most online bookstores should have it, especially ones that deal with school books. Like, bookfool.com. I use that for help on my essays in all of my classes; it’s very helpful. There are also plenty of people here who would answer any specific question that you have. :)