By grade
Grade 5 grammar
9 topics · 36 weeks of daily practice · a workbook
What Grade 5 introduces, by the Common Core Language standards; the earlier grades’ topics come back for review.
Topics introduced in Grade 5
9 topics- Perfect tensesChoose the right word. Grandpa ____ planted peas.
- Helping verbsFind the helping verb. The moon will rise.
- Had: the earlier of two past actsChoose the earlier act with had. Grandma ____ cakes before Mom cut them.
- Will have: done by a time to comeChoose the verb: done by that time. I ____ a flower by midnight.
- Edit a paragraphFind the two mistakes. Write the paragraph again with them fixed. the babies smiled. They laughed. They napped. they crawled.
- Either/or, neither/norChoose the word that completes the pair. Either the bakers ____ Grandpa bakes bread.
- Commas in a seriesJoin the sentences into one with a list. The waiters serve the bread. The waiters serve the soup. The waiters serve the rice.
- Starting with because or whenStart with "Because the child". The child yawns because he is sleepy.
- Commas with yes, no, names and tagsChoose the sentence with the comma in the right place. A. Yes, the girl's kites are blue.B. Yes the, girl's kites are blue.C. Yes the girl's kites are blue.
Daily grammar practice
36 weeksWorkbook
24 lessonsReview from the earlier grades
60 topics- Relative clauses
- Progressive tenses
- Can, may, must
- Order of adjectives
- Prepositional phrases
- Needed words and extra words
- Fragments and run-ons
- His, her, its, their
- Capital letters
- Quotation marks
- Commas in compound sentences
- Nouns and verbs
- Pronouns: he, she, it, they
- Describing words
- Adverbs
- Describing words from verbs
- Sort nouns, verbs and adjectives
- Irregular plurals
- Plurals: -s, -es, -ies
- Irregular past tense
- Regular past tense: -ed
- Past, present, future
- Subject-verb agreement
- Agreement in longer sentences
- Subjects and objects
- Pronouns that match their noun
- Every, each, all
- Two subjects joined by and
- Comparatives and superlatives
- as ... as
- And, but, so, because
- When, before, after, if, although
- Simple, compound, complex
- Subjects and predicates
- Possessives with 's
- Collective nouns
- Reflexive pronouns
- Looks, feels, sounds
- Active and passive
- What comes after the verb
- Same meaning
- Combining sentences
- Contractions: don't, she's
- Common and proper nouns
- Do, does, did
- There is, there are
- He or him, they or them
- One word instead
- a or an
- a and the
- Many, a few, a little
- Prepositions of place
- In, on, at for time
- Statements and questions
- Who, what, where, when, why, how
- Short answers
- Which and whose
- Commands and exclamations
- Choose the combined sentence
- End marks