4th Grade Grammar Worksheets
Nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and the rest of the parts of speech. These are the grammar skills we cover at the 4th grade level. Every sheet 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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