Parts of Speech Worksheets
Free parts of speech worksheets with answer key. No login or account needed. From nouns to verbs and everything in between, we've got you covered. A grading column and quick grade scale make grading a breeze, and modified pages help with lower level learners or when just introducing a topic. Great for teachers or for homeschool.
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2.2.a
Recognize pronouns like he, she, it, they, and we in a sentence Tell the difference between a pronoun and a regular noun Understand that pronouns take the place of a person, place, or thing Point out the correct pronoun within a full sentence
L.2.1.e L.3.1.a
Find the adjective in a sentence Recognize words that describe how something looks, feels, or sounds Tell the difference between adjectives and other words like nouns or verbs Match adjectives to the noun they describe
L.3.1.a
Learn to recognize adjectives in a sentence Understand how adjectives describe nouns Tell the difference between adjectives and other words Practice spotting words that show size, color, or shape
L.3.1.a
Recognize words that tell when something happens, like yesterday, soon, or later Pick out the adverb of time in a sentence Understand the difference between when an action happens and how it happens Use time words correctly when describing events
L.3.1.a
Identify adverbs that describe how an action happens Understand that many adverbs of manner end in -ly Choose the right adverb to complete a sentence Tell the difference between adjectives and adverbs
L.3.1.a
Identify adverbs of place in a sentence Understand that adverbs of place tell where something happens Recognize common location words like here, there, everywhere, and outside Tell the difference between adverbs of place and other kinds of words
L.3.1.a
Recognize words like very, too, quite, and almost in sentences Understand how adverbs of degree change the strength of a word Choose the right adverb of degree to complete a sentence Use adverbs of degree correctly in your own writing
L.3.1.a
Recognize words that tell how often something happens like always, often, and never Choose the correct frequency adverb to complete a sentence Place adverbs of frequency correctly in a sentence Understand the difference in meaning between words like usually and rarely
L.3.1.a
Find the action word in a sentence Tell the difference between verbs and other words Recognize verbs that show what someone is doing Practice spotting verbs in everyday sentences
L.5.1.d
Practice putting verbs into the future tense Learn to use 'will' and 'going to' correctly in sentences Recognize when a sentence is talking about something that hasn't happened yet Complete sentences with the right future tense verb form
L.3.1.f
Recognize when a verb does not match a plural subject in a sentence Correct verbs so they agree with plural subjects Practice using the right verb tense with words like 'they' and 'the dogs' Rewrite sentences to sound correct out loud
L.4.3.a
Spot two negative words used together in a sentence Rewrite a sentence to remove the double negative Understand how two negatives can change a sentence's meaning Choose the correct positive wording to fix a sentence
L.3.1.f
Spot when a sentence names the same subject twice, like 'My mom she cooks' Rewrite sentences to use only one subject Choose between the noun or the pronoun when both are used Make sentences sound clear and correct when speaking or writing
L.4.1.g
Know the difference between the words "of" and "have" Fix common mistakes like writing "should of" instead of "should have" Pick the right word to complete a sentence correctly Understand why "have" follows words like could, would, and should
L.K.1.c
Learn when a word needs -es instead of just -s to become plural Practice adding -es to words that end in s, x, ch, sh, or z Recognize the difference between one item and more than one Spell plural nouns correctly when talking about groups of things
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