English FAL Grade 6 Worksheet 1 by Wize-Up Learning, designed to enhance grammar skills with exercises on past tense conversion, pronoun selection, and sentence construction.
English FAL Grade 6 Worksheet 1 from Wize-Up Learning, featuring questions on converting sentences to past tense, pronoun usage, and sentence combining.
JPG
1654×2339
148.5 KB
Free · Personal Use
Quality Assured by Worksheets Library Team
Reviewed for educational accuracy and age-appropriateness
ID: #878238
⭐
Show Answer Key & Explanations
Step-by-step solution for: Grade 6 English FAL Term 3 Language Worksheet 2 • Teacha!
▼
Show Answer Key & Explanations
Step-by-step solution for: Grade 6 English FAL Term 3 Language Worksheet 2 • Teacha!
Let's solve each question on the worksheet step by step and explain the solutions clearly.
---
*(Each sentence is worth 1 mark, total = 5 marks)*
We need to change the verbs in each sentence from present tense to past tense. Remember:
- Regular verbs: add -ed (e.g., run → ran)
- Irregular verbs: use their past form (e.g., be → was/were, have → had)
- Modal verbs like "can" become "could"
- Future tenses ("will") become past tense with "would"
#### 1.1 The girl is running after the bus.
→ Present continuous → Past continuous
Answer: *The girl was running after the bus.*
> ✔ Explanation: "is running" → "was running" (past continuous)
#### 1.2 The boy runs with his dog.
→ Simple present → Simple past
Answer: *The boy ran with his dog.*
> ✔ Explanation: "runs" → "ran" (past simple of "run")
#### 1.3 The children will be running outside.
→ Future continuous → Past future continuous (or simply past tense)
But since it's asking for past tense, we convert “will be running” to “were running”
Answer: *The children were running outside.*
> ✔ Explanation: "will be running" → "were running" (past continuous)
#### 1.4 I can run.
→ Modal verb "can" → "could"
Answer: *I could run.*
> ✔ Explanation: "can" → "could" in past tense
#### 1.5 Sarah runs the relay race every year.
→ Habitual present → Past habitual
Answer: *Sarah ran the relay race every year.*
> ✔ Explanation: "runs" → "ran" (simple past)
---
*(Each worth 1 mark, total = 5 marks)*
We are looking for possessive pronouns that replace the noun.
#### 2.1 Natalie has three purple books. The books are _______.
→ Who owns the books? Natalie → her
Answer: *hers*
> ✔ Explanation: "hers" is a possessive pronoun meaning "belonging to her." No noun needed after it.
#### 2.2 Benjamin is wearing jeans. The jeans are _______.
→ Belonging to Benjamin → his
Answer: *his*
> ✔ Explanation: "his" is the possessive pronoun for male singular.
#### 2.3 The classroom received a prize. The prize is _______.
→ Belongs to the classroom → its
Answer: *its*
> ✔ Explanation: "its" is the possessive form for "the classroom" (inanimate object).
#### 2.4 We packed the picnic basket. The picnic basket is _______.
→ Belongs to "we" → ours
Answer: *ours*
> ✔ Explanation: "ours" means "belonging to us."
#### 2.5 I have a yellow bag. That bag is _______.
→ Belongs to "I" → mine
Answer: *mine*
> ✔ Explanation: "mine" means "belonging to me."
---
*(Each worth 2 marks, total = 10 marks)*
We must complete the sentence using a logical continuation based on the conjunction:
#### 3.1 It was John’s turn to bat the ball BUT ...
→ Use "but" to show contrast
Example Answer: *It was John’s turn to bat the ball BUT he dropped the bat.*
> ✔ Explanation: "but" introduces a contrast — something unexpected or different happened.
#### 3.2 The crowd cheered BECAUSE ...
→ Use "because" to give a reason
Example Answer: *The crowd cheered because the team scored a goal.*
> ✔ Explanation: "because" explains why the cheering happened.
#### 3.3 The referee gave the team a red card SO THAT ...
→ Use "so that" to show purpose
Example Answer: *The referee gave the team a red card so that they would stop playing unfairly.*
> ✔ Explanation: "so that" shows intention or purpose.
---
---
1.1 The girl was running after the bus.
1.2 The boy ran with his dog.
1.3 The children were running outside.
1.4 I could run.
1.5 Sarah ran the relay race every year.
---
2.1 The books are hers.
2.2 The jeans are his.
2.3 The prize is its.
2.4 The picnic basket is ours.
2.5 That bag is mine.
---
3.1 It was John’s turn to bat the ball BUT he missed the ball completely.
3.2 The crowd cheered BECAUSE the player scored a hat-trick.
3.3 The referee gave the team a red card SO THAT they would not continue breaking the rules.
---
- In Question 3, answers are examples — students can write any logical sentence as long as it fits the conjunction.
- Marks are awarded for correct grammar and logical connection.
Let me know if you'd like this formatted as a downloadable answer sheet!
---
QUESTION 1: CONVERT THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES INTO PAST TENSE
*(Each sentence is worth 1 mark, total = 5 marks)*
We need to change the verbs in each sentence from present tense to past tense. Remember:
- Regular verbs: add -ed (e.g., run → ran)
- Irregular verbs: use their past form (e.g., be → was/were, have → had)
- Modal verbs like "can" become "could"
- Future tenses ("will") become past tense with "would"
#### 1.1 The girl is running after the bus.
→ Present continuous → Past continuous
Answer: *The girl was running after the bus.*
> ✔ Explanation: "is running" → "was running" (past continuous)
#### 1.2 The boy runs with his dog.
→ Simple present → Simple past
Answer: *The boy ran with his dog.*
> ✔ Explanation: "runs" → "ran" (past simple of "run")
#### 1.3 The children will be running outside.
→ Future continuous → Past future continuous (or simply past tense)
But since it's asking for past tense, we convert “will be running” to “were running”
Answer: *The children were running outside.*
> ✔ Explanation: "will be running" → "were running" (past continuous)
#### 1.4 I can run.
→ Modal verb "can" → "could"
Answer: *I could run.*
> ✔ Explanation: "can" → "could" in past tense
#### 1.5 Sarah runs the relay race every year.
→ Habitual present → Past habitual
Answer: *Sarah ran the relay race every year.*
> ✔ Explanation: "runs" → "ran" (simple past)
---
QUESTION 2: PROVIDE THE CORRECT PRONOUN FOR EACH OF THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES
*(Each worth 1 mark, total = 5 marks)*
We are looking for possessive pronouns that replace the noun.
#### 2.1 Natalie has three purple books. The books are _______.
→ Who owns the books? Natalie → her
Answer: *hers*
> ✔ Explanation: "hers" is a possessive pronoun meaning "belonging to her." No noun needed after it.
#### 2.2 Benjamin is wearing jeans. The jeans are _______.
→ Belonging to Benjamin → his
Answer: *his*
> ✔ Explanation: "his" is the possessive pronoun for male singular.
#### 2.3 The classroom received a prize. The prize is _______.
→ Belongs to the classroom → its
Answer: *its*
> ✔ Explanation: "its" is the possessive form for "the classroom" (inanimate object).
#### 2.4 We packed the picnic basket. The picnic basket is _______.
→ Belongs to "we" → ours
Answer: *ours*
> ✔ Explanation: "ours" means "belonging to us."
#### 2.5 I have a yellow bag. That bag is _______.
→ Belongs to "I" → mine
Answer: *mine*
> ✔ Explanation: "mine" means "belonging to me."
---
QUESTION 3: REWRITE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES BY ADDING ANOTHER SIMPLE SENTENCE AFTER THE CONJUNCTION GIVEN
*(Each worth 2 marks, total = 10 marks)*
We must complete the sentence using a logical continuation based on the conjunction:
#### 3.1 It was John’s turn to bat the ball BUT ...
→ Use "but" to show contrast
Example Answer: *It was John’s turn to bat the ball BUT he dropped the bat.*
> ✔ Explanation: "but" introduces a contrast — something unexpected or different happened.
#### 3.2 The crowd cheered BECAUSE ...
→ Use "because" to give a reason
Example Answer: *The crowd cheered because the team scored a goal.*
> ✔ Explanation: "because" explains why the cheering happened.
#### 3.3 The referee gave the team a red card SO THAT ...
→ Use "so that" to show purpose
Example Answer: *The referee gave the team a red card so that they would stop playing unfairly.*
> ✔ Explanation: "so that" shows intention or purpose.
---
✔ Final Answers Summary:
---
QUESTION 1 – Past Tense
1.1 The girl was running after the bus.
1.2 The boy ran with his dog.
1.3 The children were running outside.
1.4 I could run.
1.5 Sarah ran the relay race every year.
---
QUESTION 2 – Pronouns
2.1 The books are hers.
2.2 The jeans are his.
2.3 The prize is its.
2.4 The picnic basket is ours.
2.5 That bag is mine.
---
QUESTION 3 – Add a Sentence After Conjunction
3.1 It was John’s turn to bat the ball BUT he missed the ball completely.
3.2 The crowd cheered BECAUSE the player scored a hat-trick.
3.3 The referee gave the team a red card SO THAT they would not continue breaking the rules.
---
📌 Notes:
- In Question 3, answers are examples — students can write any logical sentence as long as it fits the conjunction.
- Marks are awarded for correct grammar and logical connection.
Let me know if you'd like this formatted as a downloadable answer sheet!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 6 grade english worksheet.