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Free Grammar Practice worksheet - version 20

Grade 5 grammar practice matched to the learner's current level. This printable version includes 10 grade-appropriate questions and a separate answer sheet.

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Grammar Practice

Grade 5 · Stretch challenge · 10 questions · Version PG-1V054HB-J0MI

Four children and a teacher collaborate with blocks, patterns, and a notebook.
1.

Identify the prepositional phrase: The keys are under the cushion.

2.

Fix agreement: Each of the players have a jersey.

3.

Identify the appositive: Our dog, a beagle, loves walks.

4.

Add punctuation: We packed maps__ water__ and snacks.

5.

Correct the comparison: Of the three, Lee ran faster.

6.

Use a semicolon: The trail was steep__ we continued anyway.

7.

Identify the dependent clause: When the bell rings, leave quietly.

8.

Identify the verb mood: Please close the door.

9.

Correct the modifier: She almost read every book in the series.

10.

Choose the correct pronoun: The coach spoke to Maya and I / me.

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Use the answers to check the work after the learner finishes. For writing prompts, the guide describes what a strong response should include.

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  1. Identify the prepositional phrase: The keys are under the cushion.under the cushion
  2. Fix agreement: Each of the players have a jersey.Each of the players has a jersey.
  3. Identify the appositive: Our dog, a beagle, loves walks.a beagle
  4. Add punctuation: We packed maps__ water__ and snacks., and ,
  5. Correct the comparison: Of the three, Lee ran faster.Of the three, Lee ran fastest.
  6. Use a semicolon: The trail was steep__ we continued anyway.;
  7. Identify the dependent clause: When the bell rings, leave quietly.When the bell rings
  8. Identify the verb mood: Please close the door.Imperative
  9. Correct the modifier: She almost read every book in the series.She read almost every book in the series.
  10. Choose the correct pronoun: The coach spoke to Maya and I / me.me

Worked example

Read the entire sentence before choosing the form that fits.

Common mistake

Looking at one word without checking the sentence.

Helpful hint

Read your completed sentence aloud.