Grade 6 Grammar Worksheet Pronoun–Antecedent Agreement [PDF]

Understand Agreement Clearly with This Grade 6 English Grammar Worksheet on Pronoun–Antecedent Agreement

Have you ever noticed how pronouns must match the words they refer to in a sentence? In Grade 6, students begin to understand how pronouns and their antecedents must agree in number and meaning. This English grammar worksheet on Pronoun–Antecedent Agreement helps students identify correct usage and avoid common errors. Through structured exercises, students learn how to make their sentences accurate and clear.

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What Is the Topic?

Pronoun–Antecedent Agreement is an important concept introduced in Grade 6. This worksheet helps students understand how a pronoun must correctly match its antecedent in number and meaning. Students learn to use pronouns carefully so that they clearly refer to the correct noun in a sentence.

What’s in This Worksheet?

1. True and False questions based on correct agreement  
2. Multiple choice questions to choose correct pronoun usage  
3. Fill in the blanks with suitable pronouns  
4. Underline and rewrite sentences with correct agreement  
5. Paragraph correction activity  

Definitions, Examples, Techniques, and Tips

This worksheet focuses on identifying and correcting pronoun–antecedent agreement. Students are given sentences such as “Each student forgot their book in class.” and “Every player carried his or her kit today.” where they must identify correct usage.

Students also practice choosing correct sentences from options like:
- Each student forgot his or her book in class.  
- A participant left his or her file on the desk.  
- Every contestant must present his or her idea clearly.  

In rewriting exercises, students correct sentences like:
- The guide said each visitor must carry their ticket.  
- I noticed someone forgot their wallet on the bench.  

Paragraph-based activities help students apply correct agreement in longer passages.

Why Is It Important to Learn This?

Learning pronoun–antecedent agreement helps students write clear and correct sentences. It allows them to:
- Match pronouns correctly with nouns  
- Avoid confusion in sentences  
- Improve sentence clarity  

This skill is important for writing and speaking effectively in school and everyday communication.

Where Will This Knowledge Help You?

Understanding pronoun–antecedent agreement helps students in:
- Grammar and writing sections of exams  
- Writing clear and meaningful sentences  
- Paragraph writing tasks  
- Reading comprehension and understanding sentence structure  

It also helps students communicate effectively.

How to Use This Worksheet?

1. Attempt each question independently without help  
2. Read each sentence carefully to identify correct agreement  
3. Choose or rewrite the correct answer based on the question  
4. Compare your answers with the answer key provided below  
5. Practice regularly to improve accuracy  

The solutions follow the exact worksheet order, so students should compare their answers carefully.

Important Tips and Tricks

1. Ensure the pronoun matches the antecedent in number  
2. Read the sentence carefully before choosing the answer  
3. Avoid mismatched pronouns like “their” with singular nouns (unless intended)  
4. Practice rewriting sentences correctly  
5. Check paragraph answers carefully  

Complete Answer Key

Exercise No. 1

1. False  
2. True  
3. True  
4. True  
5. False  
6. True  
7. True  
8. True  
9. True  
10. True  

Exercise No. 2

1. b  
2. a  
3. b  
4. b  
5. a  
6. b  
7. a  
8. a  
9. b  
10. a  

Exercise No. 3

1. his or her  
2. her  
3. his or her  
4. their  
5. his  
6. his or her  
7. her  
8. their  
9. his or her  
10. his  

Exercise No. 4

1. The guide said each visitor must carry his or her ticket.  
2. I noticed someone forgot his or her wallet on the bench.  
3. The mentor explained that every learner must finish his or her task.  
4. We saw one of the players drop his bottle on the field.  
5. The organiser said each guest should keep his or her pass ready.  
6. It was clear that someone left his or her phone near the gate.  
7. The manager said one of the workers left his tools behind.  
8. The coach reminded that every athlete must bring his or her kit.  
9. We heard each singer forgot his or her lines during rehearsal.  
10. The notice said every participant must show his or her ID at entry.  

Exercise No. 5

At a community art event, each participant displayed his or her artwork on the walls. Rohan explained his painting confidently, while Sanya adjusted her setup quickly. Someone forgot to label his or her work, which confused the visitors. Every artist shared his or her ideas and hoped the judges appreciated it.

One of the guests said he or she liked the creativity shown. The organisers noticed that each student was trying his or her best. Meanwhile, a teacher reminded everyone to bring his or her materials on time. Each of the displays had its own style, and the audience enjoyed it.

By the end, every participant felt proud of his or her effort and said it would improve further.

Practicing this English grammar worksheet for Grade 6 on Pronoun–Antecedent Agreement helps students become more confident in using pronouns correctly. With regular practice, students can improve their grammar skills and write clearly in both schoolwork and everyday communication.

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