Grade 5 Grammar Worksheets
Fifth grade covers the perfect tenses, appositives, and the agreement cases that mislead — collective nouns, indefinite pronouns, and phrases sitting between a subject and its verb.
What a grade 5 sheet asks for
Applying the rule. The student corrects errors, completes sentences, chooses between forms and explains a choice in a few words. Some questions ask for an original sentence that uses the rule.
15 questions per sheet, with the answer key on a separate page.
Skills at this grade
Parts of Speech
All parts of speech →Identifying Adjectives and the Nouns They Describe — Grade 5
Grade 5 worksheet where students identify adjectives in sentences, name the noun each one describes, and correct common adjective errors in context.
Action and Linking Verbs Worksheet — Grade 6
Grade 6 worksheet drilling action and linking verbs: classify verbs, correct adjective-adverb errors, and write original sentences using both verb types.
Sentence Structure
All sentence structure →Run-on Sentences and Comma Splices Worksheet — Grade 4
Practice spotting and fixing run-on sentences and comma splices in this Grade 4 worksheet on sentence structure and joining independent clauses.
Compound Sentences: Comma and Coordinating Conjunction — Grade 6
Grade 6 grammar worksheet that drills joining two independent clauses with a comma and a coordinating conjunction to form compound sentences.
Simple Sentences: One Independent Clause — Grade 4
This Grade 4 worksheet drills simple sentences — including those with compound subjects and compound verbs — through four types of practice exercises.
Punctuation
All punctuation →Quotation Marks in Direct Speech Worksheet — Grade 6
Grade 6 writers practice identifying dialogue tags, placing commas correctly before and after quoted speech, and positioning end marks in direct quotations.
Apostrophes for Possession Worksheet — Grade 4
Practice singular and plural possessives, and learn to tell possessives apart from plain plurals and from its/it's, in this Grade 4 worksheet.
Subject-Verb Agreement
All subject-verb agreement →Collective Nouns and Subject-Verb Agreement — Grade 5
Practice matching verbs to collective noun subjects in Grade 5 sentences, using intervening phrases designed to test the one-unit agreement rule.
Phrases Between Subject and Verb Worksheet — Grade 6
Grade 6 worksheet drilling subject-verb agreement when prepositional phrases separate the true subject from its verb, with identify, choice, and rewrite tasks.
Compound Subjects and Verb Agreement Worksheet — Grade 4
Grade 4 students practice verb agreement with compound subjects joined by and, or, and nor through identify, fill-in, and rewrite exercises.
Verb Tenses
All verb tenses →Future Tense With Will and Going To — Grade 5
Practice writing about future events using will and going to. This Grade 5 worksheet builds identification, error-correction, and sentence-writing skills.
Irregular Past Tense Verbs Worksheet — Grade 4
Practice identifying and using irregular past tense verbs in Grade 4, covering forms like brought, taught, and flew in four activity types.
Capitalization Rules
All capitalization rules →Comma Rules
All comma rules →Commas with Appositives Worksheet — Grade 5
Grade 5 students practice setting off appositive noun phrases with commas on both sides, through identifying, correcting, and writing exercises.
Commas After Introductory Elements Worksheet — Grade 6
Grade 6 comma worksheet: students identify, correct, and write sentences using commas after introductory words, phrases, and dependent clauses.
Commas in Dates and Addresses Worksheet — Grade 4
A Grade 4 worksheet drilling commas in dates and addresses — between day and year, city and state, and after a date or state when the sentence continues.
Pronoun Usage
All pronoun usage →Possessive Pronouns Practice Worksheet — Grade 5
Practice identifying, choosing, and correcting possessive pronouns (my, your, his, her, its, our, their) in 15 targeted exercises for Grade 5.
Object Pronouns Me, Him, Her, Us, Them — Grade 4
Grade 4 worksheet drilling object pronouns me, him, her, us, and them in action-receiving and prepositional positions across four exercise types.