Daily grammar practice
Daily grammar
6 grades · 36 weeks each
A sheet a week, front and back, with its answer key. Every day starts with two sentences to fix; the rest of the day is the week’s topic.
Today’s sentence
A grade, a year
6 grades- KindergartenFind all the verbs in the sentence. Grandpa dries the kitten.Week 1: Nouns and verbs. Monday to Thursday, four sentences: two Fix it sentences (capital letters, end marks), then two on the week's topic. Friday, six: the week reviewed.
- Grade 1Write the word in ( ) to show who owns it. The guest eats ____ (Grandma) cake.Week 1: Possessives with 's. Monday to Thursday, four sentences: two Fix it sentences (capital letters, end marks), then two on the week's topic. Friday, six: the week reviewed.
- Grade 2Look at the plural noun. Fix the sentence, or write OK if it is right. The womans do not read the teacher's letters.Week 1: Irregular plurals. Monday to Thursday, four sentences: two Fix it sentences (capital letters, end marks, commas in a series), then two on the week's topic. Friday, six: the week reviewed.
- Grade 3Find all the nouns in the sentence. Beth bought some pictures.Week 1: Nouns and verbs and Sort nouns, verbs and adjectives. Monday to Thursday, four sentences: two Fix it sentences (capital letters, end marks, commas in a series), then two on the week's topic. Friday, six: the week reviewed.
- Grade 4Join the two sentences with "that". The first one goes inside the second. The man plants the tree. The tree is tall.Week 1: Relative clauses. Monday to Thursday, four sentences: two Fix it sentences (capital letters, end marks, commas in a series, commas in compound sentences), then two on the week's topic. Friday, six: the week reviewed.
- Grade 5Find the dependent clause. The bear will catch the fish before it eats them.Week 1: Simple, compound, complex. Monday to Thursday, four sentences: two Fix it sentences (capital letters, end marks, commas in a series, commas in compound sentences), then two on the week's topic. Friday, six: the week reviewed.