McGraw-Hill's GED Language Arts, Writing Workbook
by Tim Collins, Ellen Frechette
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Grammar and punctuation practice in context as well as GED-type essay topics.
Announcing the companion workbook series to the GED test series
Practice makes perfect with McGraw-Hill's updated GED Workbook series, which reflects the 2002 test guidelines. These workbooks provide invaluable hands-on experience for students as they tackle hundreds of GED format questions and check results against an answer key. Simulated test-taking situations boost not only content retention but also confidence for the big day. Ideal study guides for a student weak in a particular subject area or sitting for one GED test at a time, these activity books function as a companion to McGraw-Hill's GED Test titles and McGraw-Hill's GED.
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