Created by billy mcqueen
20 questions
6th Grade
ELA
Updated Oct 2026
Who? Whom? is a Grade 6 English worksheet that helps students choose between “who” and “whom” in questions and sentences. The 20-item practice set includes 15 multiple-choice questions and 5 fill-in-the-blank questions, giving learners repeated practice with these pronouns in direct questions, sentences with dependent clauses, and phrases introduced by prepositions. Examples include identifying the correct form in questions such as “Who ordered the fishing pole?” and completing sentences such as “The girl to whom I was speaking is the volleyball captain.” This free printable worksheet is useful for grammar lessons, independent practice, review, or a quick check of students’ ability to apply “who” and “whom” in context. The varied formats require students to recognize the appropriate choice and produce the form themselves, while the included answer key supports efficient checking and discussion of sentence structure. Teachers can use it with Grade 6 English learners who need focused practice distinguishing these commonly confused pronouns.
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This Grade 6 English worksheet focuses on choosing between “who” and “whom” in direct questions, complete sentences, dependent clauses, and prepositional phrases. Its 15 multiple-choice items and 5 fill-in-the-blank items move students from recognizing the expected form to supplying it in context, building accurate pronoun usage rather than simple memorization.
Introduce the distinction with a few examples from the worksheet, such as a question beginning with “Who” and a sentence containing “to whom.” Have students explain what part of the sentence the pronoun serves before completing the multiple-choice items, then use the fill-in-the-blank sentences for independent application. Review selected answers aloud, especially items that place “who” or “whom” inside a longer clause or after a preposition.
Students may select a form by matching the nearest noun instead of examining the pronoun’s role in the full question or sentence. Watch for confusion in embedded clauses, sentences with prepositions such as “to,” and fill-in-the-blank items where the surrounding words determine the expected form. The answer key can support a brief discussion of why the selected form fits each sentence.
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