Struggling with Interpreting Questions for GED Language Arts

Do you have a teacher or a tutor? If so, enlist their help - that's what they're there for. If not though, take a look on YouTube, the GED site, or other sites where they can explain the concepts you're struggling on. I'm no expert on the GED exam itself, but I do have friends who dropped out of high school and took the GED later. Most people fail the exam on their first shot, so if it happens, it happens and guess what? It's no big deal! A lot of people who fail one specific area can retake a subject test. Now, this does vary from state to state, but you may be able to retake the subject test for free or at lower cost. Most states also let you retake the subject test with no waiting period, although after the initial test plus two retakes, you will have to wait 60 days before another retake. The important thing to remember is to breathe, and to remind yourself that you're fabulous and brilliant and on your own path, which is allowed to differ from other people. You dropped out of high school to take care of yourself, that's great! Your mental health matters, and it's brilliant that you knew to put yourself first. If you can do that, you can do anything. Also! After the exam, if you can, go out and treat yourself. Eat something yummy, whether that's ice cream or your favorite take-out, and/or spend time doing something you love - a hobby, seeing somebody you're close with, even sacking out in front of the TV with your favorite show. Treat yourself because you deserve it, and because you'll feel better. Lastly, before I go? Like I said, I'm not an expert in the GED, but I do consider myself pretty good at studying, so if you want, send me a DM on Alike! I'd be more than happy to help you out on specific questions if you'd like, or just to give continued support. Hope this helps ❤️