Sit vs Set Worksheet

Grammar Worksheet · Grades 5–8

Sit vs Set Worksheet

A printable grammar worksheet for grades 5-8 on sit vs set. Students learn that ‘sit’ takes no object while ‘set’ means to place an object, fill in eight sentences, and answer four short questions. A complete answer key is included.

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Subject

Grammar

Grades

Grades 5–8

Skill Focus

Sit vs Set, usage

Lesson Length

25 minutes

Lesson Overview

About this worksheet

Use ‘sit’ to mean resting in a seat, which takes no object, and ‘set’ to mean placing something down, which takes an object. This worksheet teaches the difference with a memory trick: you set an object, but you sit yourself.

The reference box and Section A are on page 1. The reference box states the rule with examples. Section A has eight fill-in-the-blank sentences. Section B on page 2 has four short questions.

Page 3 is a complete answer key. The worksheet pairs well with the Lay vs Lie and Transitive and Intransitive Verbs worksheets.

How to Use This Lesson

Read the reference box and review the sit/set rule.

Fill in ‘sit’ or ‘set’ in the eight sentences in Section A on page 1.

Answer the four short questions in Section B on page 2.

Use the answer key on page 3 for self-check.

Pair with the Lay vs Lie Worksheet for more practice.

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Sit vs Set Worksheet

A printable grammar worksheet for grades 5-8 on sit vs set. Students learn that ‘sit’ takes no object while ‘set’ means to place an object, fill in eight sentences, and answer four short questions. A complete answer key is included.

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