English exercise grammar grade six
Sure! Here are some English grammar exercises for sixth graders:
Exercise 1: Identifying Parts of Speech
Identify the part of speech of each underlined word in the following sentences:
1. Sarah went to the store and bought some delicious apples.
2. The cute little puppy ran quickly across the field.
3. My friend enjoys playing the piano and singing in the choir.
4. The tall tree stood proudly in the middle of the park.
5. We watched an interesting movie last night.
Exercise 2: Subject-Verb Agreement
Choose the correct verb form to complete each sentence:
1. The cat (is, are) sleeping on the couch.
2. My friends (has, have) been practicing for the recital.
3. The dog (run, runs) in the park every morning.
4. The books (was, were) left on the table.
5. Emily and Alex (wants, want) to go to the movies.
Exercise 3: Using Prepositions
Fill in the blanks with the correct prepositions:
1. I put my book _______ the shelf.
2. The pencil is _______ the table.
3. The cat jumped _______ the fence.
4. The school is _______ the corner of the street.
5. The ball rolled _______ the hill.
Exercise 4: Capitalization and Punctuation
Correct the capitalization and punctuation errors in the following sentences:
1. my favorite color is blue
2. I went to the park yesterday my friends came too
3. the cat sat on the mat
4. What a beautiful day
5. i am reading a book about space
Exercise 5: Sentence Types
Identify whether each sentence is declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory:
1. Can I have some ice cream?
2. The car is blue.
3. Please clean your room.
4. What a great party!
5. It is raining outside.
These exercises cover various grammar concepts and are suitable for sixth-grade students. Feel free to provide answers or additional exercises if needed.