Worksheet for class 6 English

English is one of the most important subjects in class 6 and it will help you to understand the language of other subjects too. This page is created by the subject experts and consists of worksheets for English subjects. English need good practice for grammar keeping this in mind our experts prepared a worksheet having questions from the entire syllabus of English grammar. Find More worksheets for class 6 before solving do solve NCERT questions with the help of NCERT Solutions for class 6 English. 

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English Grammar Questions for class 6 Noun

Q.1. Marry and Jane enjoyed their birthday party. Here the Common Noun is

a.    Mary.

b.    birthday.

c.    Jane.

d.    party.

Ans. d.

Any general name of person, place and thing are called Common Noun. The word ‘party’ is a general term and therefore a common noun.

Q.2. Ravi is playing in the field. Here the Proper Noun is 

a.    Ravi.

b.    playing.

c.    field.

d.    is.

Ans. a.

Proper Noun is the name of a particular person, place and thing. Here Ravi is the Proper Noun. 

Q. 3. The collective noun of a collection of soldiers will be

a. many soldiers.

b. a lot of soldiers.

c. more soldiers.

d. an army.

Ans. d.

A Collective Noun is the name of a number or collection of persons or things taken together and spoken of as one whole.

Q. 4. Child is a Common Noun. The Abstract Noun of child will be

a. children.

b. childhood.

c. childish.

d. child.

Ans. b.

Nouns which show the state of people like childhood are called Abstract Noun.

Q. 5. William Shakespeare is a famous English author. The correct punctuation will be

a. william shakespeare is a famous English author.

b. William Shakespeare is a famous English author.

c. William Shakespeare is a famous english author.

d. William Shakespeare is a famous english Author.

Ans. b.

The names of a particular person, place or thing are Proper Nouns which begin with a capital letter.

Q. 6. The plural form of watch is

a. watchs.

b. watches.

c. watchess.

d. watchss.

Ans. b.

Nouns ending in –ch form the plural by adding –es to the singular.

English Grammar Questions for class 6 Pronoun

 1.  This pen is

 a) my

b)  her

c) mine

d) us

Ans. c 

   Mine, yours, theirs, hers, its, ours are called possessive pronouns. The nouns which they possess are not used after them.

2.  That pen is

a)     your

b)    you

c)     yours

d)    my

Ans. c 

 The pronoun ‘mine, yours, theirs, hers, its, ours are called possessive pronoun. The nouns which they possess are not used after them.

 3.  The correct option is

a)     some think he is very foolish.

b)     anyone think he is very foolish.

c)      us think he is very foolish.

d)     your think he is very foolish.

Ans. a

 The indefinite pronoun some will be used. some has been used for people in general and not for a particular person.

 4.  Everyone should take care of 

a)     his health

b)     your health.

c)     one’s health. 

d)    one health.

Ans. a

 Everyone, each, someone, anyone anybody, everybody are followed by pronoun ‘his’.

 5.  One should do 

a)    one duty.

b)     one’s duty.

c)     his duty.

d)     their duty. 

 Ans. b

When the indefinite ‘pronoun is the subject in a sentence, it must be followed by one’s.

English Grammar Questions for class 6 Adjectives

Write the correct option which you find the most appropriate.

1.    There 

a)    is the third kind of people in every society.

b)    are three kinds of people in every society. 

c)    are many kinds of people in every society. 

d)    are more kinds of people in every society.

Ans. b

‘Three’ specifies the definite numeral adjective which donates an exact number.

2.    We watched 

a)    a movie of a green-eye monster.

b)    a movie of a greenly-eyed monster.

c)    a movie of a green-eyeing monster.

d)    a movie of a green-eyed monster.

Ans. d

Some adjectives are formed by adding two or more words. Such adjectives are called ‘compound adjectives’ like ‘green-eyed.’

3.    I like 

a)    to wear faded jeans.

b)    to wear fade jeans.

c)    to wear fadeful jeans.

d)    to wear fadish jeans.

Ans. a

‘Faded’ is the descriptive adjective used in the sentence. It describes the quality of the noun, ‘jeans.’

4.    Vimal is the 

a)    elder of my uncle’s three sons.

b)    eldest of my uncle’s three sons.

c)    older of my uncle’s three sons.

d)    old of my uncle’s three sons.

 Ans. b

We use the Superlative Degree of adjectives to show the comparison between more than two persons or things. We also use the definite article 'the' while using the superlative degree.

5. My sister has 

a)    silky hair. 

b)    silk hair. 

c)    silkten hair. 

d)    silkful hair. 

Ans. a

‘Silk’ is a noun and its adjective is ‘silky’.

6.    The adjective of the noun ‘trouble’ is 

a)    trouble.

b)    troubly.

c)    troublesome.

d)    troubleless.

Ans. c

Some adjectives are formed from nouns by adding the suffix ‘some’.