6th Grade Grammar Test Worksheet with Word Order, Question Formation, and Verb Choice Exercises.

Here are the correct answers for your grammar test.

I) Use the 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 have never had coffee in the morning. *(Note: The word list provided "have" usually implies possession, but with "never" and "coffee," it typically means drinking. If strictly using only the words given without changing forms, it would be "I never have coffee in the morning," but "have never had" is the standard grammar structure for experience. Given the word list "coffee - the - I - in - have - never - morning", the most likely intended sentence is: I never have coffee in the morning. or potentially I have never [drunk] coffee... Since "drunk" isn't there, let's stick to the simplest present tense habit: I never have coffee in the morning. Wait, looking at question 5 again: `coffee - the - I - in - have - never - morning`. A very common structure is Present Perfect: "I have never had...". But "had" is missing. Another option is simple present: "I never have coffee in the morning." This fits all words perfectly.)*
*Correction on #5*: Let's look closer. `coffee`, `the`, `I`, `in`, `have`, `never`, `morning`.
Option A: I never have coffee in the morning. (Uses all words).
Option B: I have never [verb] coffee... (Missing verb).
So, the answer is: 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? *(Or: Did your sister find...?)*
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:
*(Since the options weren't visible, I have filled in the blanks with the most grammatically correct verbs based on context clues like "Sundays," "can't," etc.)*

1. Mr. Gray always washes his car on Sundays. It is his ritual. *(Context clue: "ritual" implies frequency/habit)*. Or simply: Mr. Gray washes (if the blank is for the verb form, but "washes" is already there). Let's assume the blank is for an adverb of frequency. always fits best.
*Alternative interpretation*: Maybe the blank is for the verb? "Mr. Gray \_\_\_\_\_\_ washes..." No, "washes" is already there. It must be an adverb. always or usually.
2. Don’t tell him anything! He can’t keep a secret!
3. Mrs. Atkins is a nurse. She works in a private hospital.
4. When my mom comes home, we do our homework. *(Or: is coming / will do)*. Simple present is safest for general routines: comes / do.
5. Where is Bob? He is taking a shower in the bathroom. *(Present Continuous because it's happening now)*.

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Final Answer:

I) 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) Fill in the Blanks (Most likely answers)
1. always
2. keep
3. is / works
4. comes / do (or 'will do')
5. is taking