Created by Sara Yates
10 questions
5th Grade
ELA
Updated Sept 2026
5th Grade Grammar (Review) is a 10-question English worksheet that reinforces core grammar skills through six multiple-choice questions, two fill-in-the-blank items, one multiple-select question, and one open-ended response. Students identify singular and compound nouns, recognize possessive nouns, locate a verb phrase, recall common helping verbs, and select correct future-tense forms using will and shall. The worksheet also includes an invitation-focused choice between shall and will. Designed for Grade 5 review, this resource gives teachers a compact way to check whether students can apply grammar rules in isolated questions and sentence contexts. Students must distinguish noun types, use apostrophes to identify possession, identify the complete verb phrase in a sentence, and choose grammatically correct helping-verb combinations such as will get. It is a free printable worksheet with a complete answer key for classroom practice, homework, or review.
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WorksheetsAnswer KeySingular
two horses' saddles
, a)Mason's xbox
will snow
will get
Shall
Shall
This worksheet reviews singular, compound, and possessive nouns; verb phrases; common helping verbs; and future-tense choices using will and shall. Its 10 items use multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, multiple select, and open-ended formats, requiring students to identify grammar features and apply them in sentences such as “Ava will drink hot chocolate” and “It will snow.”
Introduce the worksheet by reviewing how noun form and possession differ, then model how to find the full verb phrase rather than only the main verb. Before students complete the will-and-shall items, discuss that the worksheet uses shall for invitations and checks that will is followed by the base verb, as in “will get.” Use the open-ended helping-verb item as a class brainstorm before independent work.
Watch for students confusing singular nouns with compound or plural nouns, or treating every noun with an apostrophe-like context as possessive. Students may identify only “drink” instead of the complete verb phrase “will drink,” choose “will gets” instead of “will get,” or select will rather than shall for the invitation questions. The helping-verb response may also reveal whether students can recall examples beyond the sentence-based items.
You can assign this Grade 5 grammar review as a printable PDF or as a digital quiz on Wayground, and it includes a complete answer key. Grade the multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blank, and multiple-select responses directly; for printable submissions, scan student work with the Wayground for Teachers app, while reviewing the open-ended helping-verb response for accurate examples.
In the worksheet’s Advanced Settings, adjust font spacing and font size to make the noun, verb-phrase, and will/shall items easier to read. You can also enable a dyslexia-friendly font or translate the worksheet into another language when that support is useful for students working with the grammar examples.
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