3rd Grade Grammar Practice
Plural Nouns · Contractions · Subject-Verb Agreement
Circle the correct answer.
- 1.
The dogs blank loudly at night.
Write the correct word on each line.
- 2.
one box, four blank
- 3.
she will = blank
- 4.
one tooth, many blank
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3rd Grade Grammar Practice
Plural Nouns · Verb Tenses · Contractions · Subject-Verb Agreement
Circle the correct answer.
- 1.
Every morning the bus blank at seven.
- 2.
My brother and I blank walking to practice.
- 3.
Tomorrow I blank my grandmother.
- 4.
That book blank on the shelf by the window.
- 5.
The farmer keeps twelve blank .
Write the correct word on each line.
- 6.
one box, four blank
- 7.
I am = blank
- 8.
Today I teach the class. Yesterday I blank the class.
- 9.
The children blank (play) in the yard every afternoon.
- 10.
one city, five blank
Follow the directions for each sentence.
- 11.
My brother will drive us home. (circle the verb and write its tense)
Rewrite each sentence following the directions in brackets.
- 12.
She is not coming to the party. (replace "is not" with a contraction)
- 13.
We have finished our project. (replace "we have" with a contraction)
Each sentence has at least one mistake. Write the sentence correctly.
- 14.
He bought two loafs of bread.
- 15.
We did'nt hear the bell.
Grammar worksheets by skill
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- Nouns25 questions·grades 1–6
- Plural Nouns37 questions·grades 1–5
- Verb Tenses35 questions·grades 1–8
- Adjectives26 questions·grades 1–6
- Adverbs26 questions·grades 2–7
- Pronouns30 questions·grades 2–8
- Contractions38 questions·grades 1–5
- Possessives and Apostrophes26 questions·grades 2–8
- Capitalization25 questions·grades 1–6
- Punctuation24 questions·grades 1–8
- Commas24 questions·grades 2–8
- Prepositions24 questions·grades 2–7
- Conjunctions25 questions·grades 1–8
- Subject-Verb Agreement41 questions·grades 3–8
- Commonly Confused Words31 questions·grades 3–8
- Phrases and Clauses25 questions·grades 5–8
- Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers23 questions·grades 6–8
- Verbals27 questions·grades 6–8
- Active and Passive Voice24 questions·grades 6–8
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