English Grammar Quiz Questions and Answers

Grammar Quiz Questions with Answers | Grade 6 English Practice Test

This English Grammar Quiz Questions and Answers for Grade 6 is carefully designed for USA middle school students.
It helps students strengthen grammar rules through practice questions with clear explanations.
Parents and teachers can use this quiz to assess learning progress and improve English skills.

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Grade 6 Mixed English Grammar Quiz Test

This Grade 6 Grammar Quiz is prepared to help students practice important English grammar rules commonly taught in US middle schools.
Each question focuses on sentence structure, verb usage, punctuation, and correct word forms.
Clear explanations are provided to support learning and build confidence in English usage.

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#1. Choose the correct preposition.

The cat is on the table.

The cat is in the table.

The cat is by the table only.

The cat is at the table.

Explanation: “On” is used when something is on top of a surface.

#2. Choose the correct adjective.

This is the more interesting book.

This is interestingest book.

This is much interesting book.

This is the most interesting book.

Explanation: “Most” is used to form the superlative of long adjectives.

#3. Choose the correct past tense verb.

He goes home early.

He going home early.

He goed home early.

He went home early.

Explanation: “Went” is the past tense form of “go.”

#4. Choose the correct sentence.

She could sings well.

She can sing well.

She can sings well.

She singing well.

Explanation: After modal verbs like “can,” the base form of the verb is used.

#5. Choose the correct pronoun.

This book is me.

This book is I.

This book is mine.

This book is my.

Explanation: “Mine” is a possessive pronoun used without a noun.

#6. Choose the correct tense.

She reads a book now.

She has read a book now.

She is reading a book now.

She read a book now.

Explanation: Present continuous tense is used for actions happening right now.

#7. Choose the correct conjunction.

I like tea because I like coffee.

I like tea but I like coffee.

I like tea so I like coffee.

I like tea and I like coffee.

Explanation: “And” is used to join similar ideas.

#8. Choose the correct comparative form.

My house is more big than yours.

My house is biggest than yours.

My house is bigger than yours.

My house is big than yours.

Explanation: Short adjectives use “-er” for the comparative form.

#9. Choose the correct sentence.

I don’t see him yesterday.

I didn’t see him yesterday.

I didn’t saw him yesterday.

I didn’t seen him yesterday.

Explanation: After “did not,” the base form of the verb is used.

#10. Choose the correct punctuation.

What a beautiful day

What a beautiful day!

What a beautiful day?

What a beautiful day.

Explanation: An exclamation mark is used to show strong feeling or emotion.

#11. Choose the correct sentence.

He goes to school every day.

He going to school every day.

He gone to school every day.

He go to school every day.

Explanation: In the present simple tense, verbs take “-s” or “-es” with he, she, and it.

#12. Choose the correct sentence.

There was many students in the class.

There is many students in the class.

There be many students in the class.

There are many students in the class.

Explanation: “Are” is used with plural nouns like “students.”

#13. Choose the correct sentence.

She don’t likes apples.

She doesn’t like apples.

She didn’t likes apples.

She don’t like apples.

Explanation: In the present simple tense, “doesn’t” is used with he, she, and it, followed by the base verb.

#14. Choose the correct verb form.

They is playing outside.

They am playing outside.

They be playing outside.

They are playing outside.

Explanation: “Are” is used with plural subjects like “they.”

#15. Choose the correct sentence.

He didn’t knows the answer.

He don’t know the answer.

He doesn’t knows the answer.

He doesn’t know the answer.

Explanation: “Doesn’t” is followed by the base form of the verb.

#16. Choose the correct sentence.

Everyone are a ticket.

Everyone have a ticket.

Everyone having a ticket.

Everyone has a ticket.

Explanation: “Everyone” is singular and takes a singular verb.

#17. Choose the correct adverb.

She quickly run.

She run quickly.

She runs quick.

She runs quickly.

Explanation: Adverbs describe verbs and often end in “-ly.”

#18. Choose the correct question form.

Where you are going?

Where you going are?

Where are you going?

Where going you are?

Explanation: In questions, the helping verb comes before the subject.

#19. Choose the correct plural form.

Childs

Childrens

Child

Children

Explanation: “Children” is the irregular plural form of “child.”

#20. Choose the correct article.

She has the apple.

She has a apple.

She has an apple.

She has apple.

Explanation: “An” is used before words that begin with a vowel sound.

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