Grammar Worksheets for the Classroom
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Commonly confused words, all in one place
Their and there, your and you’re, affect and effect, fewer and less, lay and lie – the word pairs a spell-checker cannot catch, each with its own printable worksheet and answer key, grades 2 to 9.
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Browse every grammar worksheet collection on InstructorWeb — each with a printable PDF and a complete answer key.

Grammar · Grades 4–6
Commas After Introductory Elements Worksheets
Full Member · 3 pages · Answer Key

Grammar · Grades 3–5
Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Worksheets
Full Member · 3 pages · Answer Key

Grammar · Grades 4–6
Comparative and Superlative Adverbs Worksheets
Full Member · 3 pages · Answer Key

Grammar · Grades 5–7
Independent and Dependent Clauses Worksheets
Free Member · 3 pages · Answer Key

Grammar · Grades 5–7
Infinitives and Infinitive Phrases Worksheets
Full Member · 3 pages · Answer Key

Grammar · Grades 5–7
Italics and Underlining for Titles Worksheets
Full Member · 3 pages · Answer Key

Grammar · Grades 5–7
Predicate Nouns and Predicate Adjectives Worksheets
Full Member · 3 pages · Answer Key

Grammar · Grades 6–8
Restrictive and Nonrestrictive Clauses Worksheets
Full Member · 3 pages · Answer Key

Grammar · Grades 4–6
Transitive and Intransitive Verbs Worksheets
Full Member · 3 pages · Answer Key
Complete Grammar Worksheet Index (A–Z)
Every grammar worksheet on InstructorWeb®, 189 in all — including the ones not shown in the collections above. Jump to a letter, or browse the whole list.
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- Absolute Phrases Worksheet
- Abstract and Concrete Nouns Worksheet
- Accept vs Except Worksheet
- Action Verbs Worksheet
- Active and Passive Voice Worksheet
- Adjective Clauses Worksheet
- Adjective or Adverb Worksheet
- Adjectives Introduction Lesson
- Adjectives Worksheet
- Adverb Clauses Worksheet
- Adverbs of Frequency Worksheet
- Adverbs of Manner Worksheet
- Adverbs of Time and Place Worksheet
- Adverbs Worksheet
- Advice vs Advise Worksheet
- Affect vs Effect Worksheet
- Among vs Between Worksheet
- Apostrophes Worksheet
- Appositives Worksheet
- Articles Worksheet
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- Capitalization Rules Worksheet
- Causative Verbs Worksheet
- Cleft Sentences Worksheet
- Collective Nouns Worksheet
- Colons and Semicolons Worksheet
- Comma Splices Worksheet
- Commas After Introductory Elements Worksheet
- Commas in a Series Worksheet
- Commas in Dates and Addresses Worksheet
- Common and Proper Nouns Worksheet
- Commonly Confused Words Worksheet
- Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Worksheet
- Comparative and Superlative Adverbs Worksheet
- Complement vs Compliment Worksheet
- Complete Sentences Worksheet
- Complex Sentences Worksheet
- Compound Prepositions Worksheet
- Compound Sentences Worksheet (lesson)
- Compound Sentences Worksheet (worksheet)
- Compound Subjects and Predicates Worksheet
- Compound-Complex Sentences Worksheet
- Conditional Sentences Worksheet
- Conjunctions Worksheet (lesson)
- Conjunctions Worksheet (worksheet)
- Conjunctive Adverbs Worksheet
- Coordinate Adjectives Worksheet
- Coordinating Conjunctions Worksheet
- Correlative Conjunctions Worksheet
- Count and Noncount Nouns Worksheet
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- Identifying Adjectives Worksheet
- Identifying Adverbs Worksheet
- Imperative and Exclamatory Sentences Worksheet
- Indefinite Pronouns Worksheet
- Independent and Dependent Clauses Worksheet
- Independent Clauses Grammar Lesson
- Infinitives and Infinitive Phrases Worksheet
- Intensive Pronouns Worksheet
- Interjections Worksheet
- Interrogative Pronouns Worksheet
- Inverted Sentences Worksheet
- Irregular Verbs Worksheet
- Italics and Underlining for Titles Worksheet
- Its vs It’s Worksheet
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- Parallel Structure Worksheet
- Parallelism in a Series Worksheet
- Participial Phrases Worksheet
- Passed vs Past Worksheet
- Perfect Verb Tenses Worksheet
- Phrases and Clauses Worksheet
- Plural Nouns Worksheet
- Possessive Nouns Worksheet
- Possessive Pronouns Worksheet
- Possessives with Gerunds Worksheet
- Predicate Nouns and Adjectives Worksheet
- Predicate Nouns and Predicate Adjectives Worksheet
- Prepositional Phrases Worksheet
- Prepositions Lesson
- Prepositions Worksheet
- Principal vs Principle Worksheet
- Pronoun Case in Comparisons Worksheet
- Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement Worksheet
- Pronouns Lesson Plan, Worksheet & Answer Key
- Pronouns Worksheet
- Proper Adjectives Worksheet
- Proper Nouns Grammar Lesson
- Punctuating Dialogue Worksheet
- Punctuation and Grammar Lesson
- The Past Perfect Tense Worksheet
- The Present Perfect Tense Worksheet
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- SAT Commas Worksheet
- SAT Conciseness and Redundancy Worksheet
- SAT Grammar Worksheets
- SAT Modifiers Worksheet
- SAT Parallel Structure Worksheet
- SAT Plurals and Possessives Worksheet
- SAT Pronouns Worksheet
- SAT Rhetorical Synthesis Worksheet
- SAT Semicolons, Colons, and Dashes Worksheet
- SAT Sentence Boundaries Worksheet
- SAT Subject-Verb Agreement Worksheet
- SAT Transitions Worksheet
- SAT Verb Tense and Consistency Worksheet
- Sentence Diagramming Worksheet
- Sentence Fragments Worksheet
- Sentence Structure Lesson
- Sentence Types Worksheet
- Sit vs Set Worksheet
- So and Such Worksheet
- Split Infinitives Worksheet
- Stationary vs Stationery Worksheet
- Stative Verbs Worksheet
- Subject and Object Pronouns Worksheet
- Subject and Predicate Worksheet
- Subject Complements Worksheet
- Subject-Verb Agreement Worksheet (lesson)
- Subject-Verb Agreement Worksheet (worksheet)
- Subjunctive Mood Worksheet
- Subordinating Conjunctions Lesson
- Subordinating Conjunctions Worksheet
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How to Use Grammar Worksheets
Grammar worksheets are most effective as focused skill practice following direct instruction. Use them to reinforce a specific rule, check for understanding, or give students structured language warm-ups.
- Focused practice after introducing a grammar concept
- Review before a language arts unit test
- Writing warm-up by identifying or correcting grammar in sentences
- Homework reinforcement for grammar rules
- Quick assessment to identify students who need reteaching
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Grammar · Grades 3–6
Imperative and Exclamatory Sentences Worksheets
Full Member · 3 pages · Answer Key

Grammar · Grades 9–12
SAT Semicolons, Colons, and Dashes Worksheets
Full Member · 4 pages · Answer Key
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Grammar Games & Activities
Free step-by-step directions for grammar team games and sentence-building activities. Each one uses printables and generators already on this site.
- Sentence Scramble Relay — Partner/Small-Group Activity, Grades 2-5
Free Grammar Lesson Plans
A complete grammar lesson, free to read, with the worksheets that go with it.
- Action Words: What Is Happening in the Sentence? — Grades K-1, 30 minutes
- Active and Passive Voice — Grades 6-8, 45 minutes
- Capitalization and End Punctuation — Grades 2-4, 45 minutes
- Clauses and the Comma Splice — Grades 6-8, 45 minutes
- Common and Proper Nouns — Grades 2-4, 40 minutes
- Fixing Sentence Fragments and Run-Ons — Grades 3-5, 45 minutes
- Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers — Grades 6-8, 45 minutes
- Parallel Structure: Keeping a List in the Same Grammatical Form — Grades 6-8, 45 minutes
- Prepositions: Words That Tell Where — Grades K-1, 30 minutes
- Pronouns: Replacing a Noun Without Losing the Reader — Grades 3-5, 45 minutes
- Subject-Verb Agreement — Grades 2-4, 45 minutes
- Verb Moods: Stating, Commanding, and Supposing — Grades 6-8, 45 minutes
- Verb Tenses: Past, Present, and Future — Grades 2-4, 45 minutes
- What Makes a Sentence: The Naming Part and the Telling Part — Grades K-1, 30 minutes
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