4th grade grammar worksheets
Nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and the rest of the parts of speech. Every grammar skill we teach at 4th grade, one to a page. Each prints as a PDF with its answer key, and no two prints are the same.
Grammar & parts of speech skills for 4th grade
- Adverbs of how, when, and where Sorting · answer key Adverbs answer three questions about an action: how (quietly), when (today), and where (outside).
- Commonly confused words Choose the word · answer key Some words sound alike but mean different things: their, there, and they're are three different words.
- Comparative and superlative adjectives Choose the word · answer key Use -er to compare two things and -est to compare three or more: taller of the two, tallest of all.
- Coordinating conjunctions Choose the word · answer key A conjunction joins ideas: and adds, but shows a difference, or gives a choice, so shows what happens because of it.
- Helping verbs Identify & Multiple choice · answer key A helping verb works before the main verb: She is running. They have finished. We will visit.
- Identifying adverbs Identify & Multiple choice · answer key An adverb tells how, when, or where something happens.
- Identifying prepositions Identify & Multiple choice · answer key A preposition tells where, when, or how something connects: in, on, under, after, with.
- Irregular past tense verbs Fix it & Choose the word · answer key Irregular verbs don't add -ed for the past. They change: go became went, eat became ate.
- Irregular plural nouns Choose the word · answer key Some nouns don't add -s for the plural. They change: one mouse, two mice; one foot, two feet.
- Linking verbs Identify & Multiple choice · answer key A linking verb connects the subject to a word that describes it: The soup smells wonderful.
- Possessive nouns Choose the word · answer key Add apostrophe-s to show owning: Maya's backpack. If the owners already end in s, the apostrophe goes after: the twins' room.
- Pronoun-antecedent agreement Choose the word · answer key A pronoun has to match the noun it stands for: Maya packed her bag; the twins packed their bags.
- Subject-verb agreement Choose the word · answer key The verb has to match the subject: one dog barks, two dogs bark.
- Subordinating conjunctions Choose the word · answer key Subordinating conjunctions join a helper idea to a main idea and name the link: because (why), although (surprise), until (time), if (condition).
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