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Grammar test online pdf exercise for Grade 6

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Let’s go step by step through each part of the test.

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I) Use the correct word order:

We need to rearrange the words into proper English sentences or questions.

1. this – are – doing – what - you – weekend ?
→ This is a question about plans for this weekend.
Correct order: What are you doing this weekend?

2. is – dinner – cooking – she – not .
→ Negative sentence in present continuous.
Correct order: She is not cooking dinner. (or “She isn’t cooking dinner.” — both are fine, but we’ll use full form since “not” was given)

3. you – chess – often – do – play ?
→ Question with “do” + subject + adverb + verb.
Correct order: Do you often play chess?

4. in – my – working – aren’t – parents – building – this .
→ Negative sentence: “My parents aren’t working in this building.”
Correct order: My parents aren’t working in this building.

5. coffee – the - I – in – have – never – morning .
→ Present perfect negative with time phrase.
Correct order: I have never had coffee in the morning.
Wait — hold on! The word “have” is given, but we need “had” for past participle? Actually, no — look again: the words are “have”, “never”, “coffee”, etc. But “have coffee” is okay as present simple? No — “never” suggests present perfect. So it should be “I have never had...” BUT “had” is NOT in the list. Hmm.

Wait — maybe it’s meant to be: “I have never had coffee in the morning” — but “had” isn’t there. Let’s check the words again:
“coffee – the - I – in – have – never – morning”

Ah — perhaps it’s: I have never had coffee in the morning — but “had” is missing. That can’t be right.

Wait — maybe it’s a trick? Or maybe it’s supposed to be: “I never have coffee in the morning”? But “have” is used as main verb here.

Actually — let’s think: “I have never had coffee in the morning” requires “had”. Since “had” is not in the list, perhaps the intended sentence is:
I never have coffee in the morning. — using “have” as present simple.

But the word “never” comes before the main verb in present simple. And “the morning” is correct.

Looking at the words: “coffee – the - I – in – have – never – morning”

So possible correct order: I never have coffee in the morning.

Yes — that uses all words and makes sense. “Have” is used as main verb (not auxiliary). So:

I never have coffee in the morning.

*(Note: If it were present perfect, we’d need “had”, which isn’t provided. So present simple is correct here.)*

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II) Make questions:

We turn statements into yes/no questions.

Example: They are having lunch → Are they having lunch?

1. Tom wants to be a doctor.
→ Does Tom want to be a doctor?

2. My sister found some money on the floor.
→ Did my sister find some money on the floor?

3. We played basketball yesterday.
→ Did we play basketball yesterday?

4. It was snowing last week.
→ Was it snowing last week?

5. Ben is watching TV at the moment.
→ Is Ben watching TV at the moment?

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III) Choose the correct option:

These are fill-in-the-blank with verbs. We need to choose correct tense/form.

1. Mr. Gray ______ washes his car on Sundays. It is his ritual.
→ Habitual action → present simple → always (but wait — blank is before “washes”, so likely an adverb like “always”)
Actually, looking at structure: “Mr. Gray ___ washes...” — probably needs an adverb of frequency. Common one: always
always

2. Don’t tell him anything! He can’t ______ a secret!
→ After “can’t”, we use base verb → keep (as in “keep a secret”)
keep

3. Mrs. Atkins ______ a nurse. She ______ in a private hospital.
→ First blank: profession → is
Second blank: where she works → present simple → works
is / works

4. When my mom ______ home, we ______ our homework.
→ Likely: when she comes home, we do/start our homework.
Present simple for habits/routines.
First blank: comes
Second blank: do (or “start”, but “do” is more common with homework)
comes / do

5. Where is Bob? He ______ a shower in the bathroom.
→ Right now → present continuous → is taking
is taking

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Now, let’s compile final answers cleanly.

Final Answer:

I) Correct word order:
1. What are you doing this weekend?
2. She is not cooking dinner.
3. Do you often play chess?
4. My parents aren’t working in this building.
5. I never have coffee in the morning.

II) Make questions:
1. Does Tom want to be a doctor?
2. Did my sister find some money on the floor?
3. Did we play basketball yesterday?
4. Was it snowing last week?
5. Is Ben watching TV at the moment?

III) Choose the correct option:
1. always
2. keep
3. is / works
4. comes / do
5. is taking
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