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WorksheetsLevel A Unit 6 Sec. 1 Grammar
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 5hrs 57mins
Read the sentence. Decide if the noun is a subject or an object.
The boys both enjoy sports.
subject
object
Read the sentence. Decide if the noun is a subject or an object.
Dan has other interests, too.
subject
object
Read the sentence. Decide if the noun is a subject or an object.
Dan plays the drums in a jazz band.
subject
object
Read the sentence. Decide if the noun is a subject or an object.
The band enjoys jazz music.
subject
object
Write a subject or an object to complete each sentence.
My best (a) plays the saxophone in a band. (subject)
say:
My best friend plays the saxophone in a band.
Write a subject or an object to complete each sentence.
Another band member plays the________ . (object)
say sentence you created in the last question.
Another band member plays the________ . (object)
Write a subject or an object to complete each sentence.
One ________plays sports after band rehearsal. (subject)
say sentence you created in the last question.
One ________plays sports after band rehearsal. (subject)
Write a subject or an object to complete each sentence.
Some kids do many ___________. (object)
say sentence you created in the last question.
Some kids do many ___________. (object)
Answer each question. Use an object in your answer. Underline the object.
What instrument do some people play?
say sentence you created in the last question.
What instrument do some people play?
Answer each question. Use an object in your answer. Underline the object.
What sport do some people play?
say sentence you created in the last question.
What sport do some people play?
Answer each question. Use an object in your answer. Underline the object.
What equipment do players need for that sport?
say sentence you created in the last question.
What equipment do players need for that sport?
Answer each question. Use an object in your answer. Underline the object.
What activity do your friends enjoy?
say sentence you created in the last question.
What activity do your friends enjoy?
Write three sentences about activities that students do at school. Use a subject and an object in each sentence.
Say three sentences about activities that students do at school. Use a subject and an object in each sentence.
Say the three sentences that you wrote about in the previous question .
There are words missing. Some are subjects, so are objects. Point to where you would insert the two subjects and three objects.
Write the correct pronoun from the chart to complete each pair of sentences.
Math is a difficult subject. (a) is hard for Tom.
Say:
Math is a difficult subject. It is hard for Tom.
Point to the subject "It" referred to.
Write the correct pronoun from the chart to complete each pair of sentences.
Tom likes English. (a) writes well.
Say:
Tom likes English. He writes well.
Tom likes English. He writes well.
What subject is the pronoun "He" referring to?
Write the correct pronoun from the chart to complete each pair of sentences.
The English homework confuses Marissa. Tom helps (a) .
say:
The English homework confuses Marissa. Tom helps her.
The English homework confuses Marissa. Tom helps her.
What subject is the pronoun "Her" referring to?
Write the correct pronoun from the chart to complete each pair of sentences.
Marissa appreciates Tom. Marissa thanks (a) .
say:
Marissa appreciates Tom. Marissa thanks him.
Marissa appreciates Tom. Marissa thanks him.
What subject is the pronoun "him" referring to?
Write the correct pronoun from the chart to complete each pair of sentences.
Marissa finishes her English homework. She helps Tom with math.
(a)
say:
Marissa finishes her English homework. She helps Tom with math.
Marissa finishes her English homework. She helps Tom with math.
What subject is the pronoun "She" referring to?
Tom writes a play. Marissa helps (a) . The play solves a problem. (b) is a math mystery. The main character is Snoopy Sue. (c) is a detective. Mr. Math helps (d) . (e) is a math professor.
him
It
She
her
He
I
me
you
Answer each question. Use either a subject pronoun or an object pronoun in each answer.
What school subject do you like the best?
say sentence you created in the last question.
What school subject do you like the best?
Answer each question. Use either a subject pronoun or an object pronoun in each answer.
Who helps you with hard schoolwork?
say sentence you created in the last question.
Who helps you with hard schoolwork?
Answer each question. Use either a subject pronoun or an object pronoun in each answer.
Is math easy or hard? Why?
say sentence you created in the last question.
Is math easy or hard? Why?
Answer each question. Use either a subject pronoun or an object pronoun in each answer.
Whom do you help? How do you help him or her?
say sentence you created in the last question.Whom do you help? How do you help him or her?
Write two sentences about helping someone. Use one subject pronoun and one object pronoun.
Point to the five mistakes with pronouns
Write pronouns from the chart to complete the sentences.
Carla’s parents are teachers. (a) teach at the middle school.
say
Carla’s parents are teachers. They teach at the middle school.
Write pronouns from the chart to complete the sentences.
Carla loves her parents. Carla respects (a) , too.
Write pronouns from the chart to complete the sentences.
Carla loves her parents. Carla respects them, too.
Write pronouns from the chart to complete the sentences.
Carla has different dreams, though. Carla shares (a) with her parents.
say
Carla has different dreams, though. Carla shares them with her parents.
Write pronouns from the chart to complete the sentences.
“ (a) both are teachers,” Carla says to her parents. “I want to dance.”
Carla’s friends take dance lessons. Carla takes (a) , too. Carla’s parents help the girls. (b) drive (c) to dance classes. “We thank (d) both so much,” say the girls to Carla’s parents. “You really help (e) .”
we
parents
dreams
Answer each question. Use either subject or object pronouns from the chart in each answer.
How do people accomplish their dreams?
Answer each question. Use either subject or object pronouns from the chart in each answer.
What are your dreams?
Answer each question. Use either subject or object pronouns from the chart in each answer.
Do you think kids follow their dreams? Why or why not?
Carla’s friends all take dance lessons together. Write three sentences about things you do with your friends. Use one pronoun from the chart in each sentence.
Point to the five incorrect pronouns
