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Grade 6 Language: Grammar and punctuation QuizPrint.CA Ontario curriculum: Language (2023) · Language Conventions B3 — apply syntax, grammar, and punctuation conventions in varied sentences NameDateScore 1. Choose the correct pronoun: Liam and ___ packed the mittens. 2. Which sentence uses the pronoun correctly? 3. What is the dependent clause in: When Daniel arrived, students lined up. 4. Which noun is concrete? 5. Which sentence is written correctly? 6. Which word is the direct object? Priya kicked the stone. 7. Which sentence uses the correct past-tense verb? 8. Which sentence is capitalized correctly? 9. Choose the correct pronoun: Ethan and ___ packed the lamps. 10. Which sentence is the passive form of "Sofia kicked the ball"? Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource. Answer key Grade 6 Language: Grammar and punctuation Ontario curriculum: Language (2023) · Language Conventions B3 — apply syntax, grammar, and punctuation conventions in varied sentences Question numbers match the worksheet. 1.C) I 2.B) The teacher helped Ava and me.Use me after an action verb. Use I as a subject. 3.B) When Daniel arrived 4.D) riverA concrete noun names something you can see or touch. 5.B) Tara walked to the market and packed a bridge. 6.D) stoneThe direct object receives the action. 7.B) Mei drew to the lighthouse. 8.A) "Please tell your sister," said Liam, "Sharon will be there at 7:00."Capitalize the first word of a quoted sentence and official place names; keep directional words lowercase when they are not part of the official name. 9.B) I 10.B) The ball was kicked by Sofia.Passive voice can use was plus the past participle. Keep this page if you are printing for a child. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource.

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