Sixth grade is the time when kids start dealing with writing more intelligibly. Along with the rules of grammar they have learned in their prior years, they pick up new skills that will help them in their adult lives. This is the time they learn how to differentiate between similar ideas and broach the nuances that make the English language so cool.
But, as we know, grammar is tricky if you're not careful. Roots, prefixes, and suffixes join forces with pronouns to pepper sixth grader prose, which has no choice but to become more interesting and complex as the burgeoning young person starts reading more complicated material and having ideas of his own.
Has it been a while since you brushed up on your skills in English grammar? Have you been applying the rules of grammar correctly all this while? Would you make your teachers proud? Take this 6th grade grammar test for a quick refresher on the basic rules of grammar, and see how well you will do!
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Can You Ace a 6th Grade Grammar Quiz? Questions
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in
through
up
across
out
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myself
I
my
me
mine
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was cleaned
were cleaned
would be cleaned
cleaned
was cleaning
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down
over
off
out
away
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have known
knows
are knowing
is knowing
know
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completes
completing
complete
has completed
completed
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beaming
beams
is beaming
beam
beamed
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has searched
have searched
have been searching
had been searching
has been searching
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me
myself
mine
my
I
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scrub
has scrubbed
scrubbing
scrubs
scrubbed
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finishing
are finishing
had finished
finishes
were finishing
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encourage
have encouraged
are encouraging
were encouraging
encourages
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have loved
loving
loves
love
was loved
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for
although
unless
even
despite
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where
whose
whom
which
who
7 Comments
10/15 im in 2nd grade too
5/15, I failed!
I think to 2 questions that had me at the end of the sentence should of been I instead.
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