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English grammar worksheets for Kindergarten to Grade 8
Every sheet names the rule it drills, states it plainly at the top of the page, then works from recognizing it to using it in writing. The answer key prints on its own page. US Letter or A4, black and white.
Practice by skill
Eight areas of English grammar, each broken into the specific topics they are actually taught as.
Parts of Speech
Nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns and prepositions — naming the jobs words do in a sentence
11 worksheets · 10 topics
Sentence Structure
Subjects and predicates, complete sentences, and simple, compound and complex construction
11 worksheets · 8 topics
Punctuation
End marks, commas, apostrophes, quotation marks, semicolons and colons
10 worksheets · 7 topics
Subject-Verb Agreement
Matching the verb to its subject — singular and plural, compound subjects, and the cases that mislead
10 worksheets · 6 topics
Verb Tenses
Past, present and future, the progressive and perfect forms, and keeping tense consistent
10 worksheets · 7 topics
Capitalization Rules
Sentence beginnings, proper nouns, titles, dates and places — and the pronoun I
10 worksheets · 7 topics
Comma Rules
Series, dates and addresses, introductory elements, compound sentences and appositives
10 worksheets · 7 topics
Pronoun Usage
Subjective, objective and possessive pronouns, and agreement with the noun they replace
10 worksheets · 8 topics
Practice by grade
Difficulty scales with the grade, not just the vocabulary. Kindergarten to Grade 2 identifies, Grades 3 to 5 applies, Grades 6 to 8 analyses.
Newest worksheets
82 sheets published so far.
Simple Sentences: One Independent Clause — Grade 5
Grade 5 worksheet drilling simple sentences with compound subjects and compound verbs, including how to recognize when a sentence stays simple.
Finding Nouns in Sentences Worksheet — Grade 1
Grade 1 students identify nouns in short sentences about animals and school, then sort single words as nouns or not, building early writing skills.
Subject Pronouns I, He, She, We, They — Grade 4
Grade 4 students identify, correct, and write sentences to practice using I, he, she, we, and they correctly as the subject doing the action.
Commas After Introductory Elements Worksheet — Grade 7
Grade 7 practice sheet: identify, supply, and write commas after introductory words, phrases, and dependent clauses in complex academic sentences.
Days, Months, and Holidays Capitalization — Grade 4
Grade 4 practice: identify, correct, and write sentences using the capitalization rule for days, months, and holidays while keeping seasons lowercase.
Irregular Past Tense Verbs Worksheet — Grade 5
Grade 5 practice sheet drilling common irregular past tense verbs like swam, threw, and froze through identification, choice, and correction tasks.
Indefinite Pronouns and Subject-Verb Agreement — Grade 5
Grade 5 worksheet drilling subject-verb agreement with always-singular, always-plural, and variable indefinite pronouns across four activity types.
Apostrophes for Possession Worksheet — Grade 5
Grade 5 apostrophe worksheet drilling singular and plural possessives, its versus it's, and possessives versus plain plurals across four exercise types.
Subjects and Predicates Worksheet — Grade 3
Grade 3 students practice splitting sentences into complete subjects and predicates, then identify the simple subject hiding inside each one.
Mixed Parts of Speech Review Worksheet — Grade 8
Grade 8 grammar practice: label, choose, and apply parts of speech in complex sentences, including words that shift role depending on context.
Pronouns and Their Antecedents Worksheet — Grade 2
A Grade 2 worksheet that drills identifying pronouns and the nouns they replace, with practice matching singular and plural pronouns to their antecedents.
Commas in Dates and Addresses Worksheet — Grade 5
Grade 5 comma practice: placing commas in dates, between city and state, and adding the required closing comma when a sentence continues past a date or place.
What is on every sheet
The rule, stated
A short rule box at the top of the page, in words a student at that grade can read, so the sheet can be worked without the lesson that preceded it.
Recognition to production
Sections run in order: find the rule in a printed sentence, apply it to a sentence with something missing, then correct or compose one yourself.
An answer key
Every question has a checked answer, printed on its own page at the end so the worksheet can be handed out without it.
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