6th Grade Language Arts Worksheets
Let your learning soar to new heights with our printable 6th grade language arts worksheets. With abundant practice in identifying subject and object personal pronouns, recognizing inappropriate shifts in verb tenses, finding direct and indirect objects, adding subject and object complements, converting between direct and reported speech, fixing punctuation errors, consulting dictionaries, interpreting figurative language, determining the central theme, and analyzing characters, our pdf exercises are a surefire hit with students and are accompanied by an answer key. Grab our free grade 6 language arts worksheets for instant practice!
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Turn each statement into an interrogative sentence by adding a tag question using an auxiliary verb and a subject pronoun.
Identifying Independent Clauses
Identify and underline the independent clause that includes a subject and a predicate and can stand alone as a simple sentence.
Comprehend the meaning of the phrasal verbs formed by adding a preposition or adverb to the word "get" and use them to complete each sentence.
Prepositional Phrases Used as Adverbs
Spot and circle the prepositional phrases in the sentences that function as adverbs and modify the verbs in the sentences.
Completing Sentences with Correct Tenses
Read each sentence, identify the tense indicated by the first part of the sentence and choose a verb from the parentheses that matches it.
Writing Sentences and Tag Questions
Frame a sentence describing the picture and add a relevant tag question to it.
Check the most suitable phrasal verb to complete each sentence, comprehending its meaning that is different from the original verb.
Choose an apt pronoun that receives the action of the verb from the parentheses and functions as the direct object and complete each sentence.
Spot the verb phrase, which is the main verb along with the helping verb or modal auxiliary, and underline it in each sentence.
Changing Direct to Indirect Speech
Change each sentence into reported speech, conveying the ideas in your own words without changing the meaning.
