NCERT Based Grammar – Form Class 6 – 12

NCERT Based Grammar – Form Class 5 – 12

This page is designed to help students from Class 5 to Class 12 begin their grammar practice with ease. It features an interactive card-style layout where students can simply click on their class level to access tailored grammar lessons. Each card includes a short description of the grammar topics covered, such as nouns, verbs, articles, tenses, conjunctions, clauses, and voice change. The design is fully responsive for mobile devices, opens grammar content in a new tab, and keeps the rest of the website untouched with its neatly scoped styling. Whether you are in primary or higher secondary, this page offers a quick and engaging way to dive into grammar practice suited for your level.

Choose your class to start grammar practice:

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Grammar Class Selector

Grammar Practice – Choose Class

📘Class 5

Learn nouns, verbs

✏️Class 6

Articles, tenses.

🧱Class 7

Adjectives, conjunctions

🖊️Class 8

Phrases, prepositions

📖Class 9

Advanced grammar rules

📄Class 10

Editing, voice change.

🧿Class 11

Clause-based grammar.

🧠Class 12

Master-level grammar

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Exercise Questions by Class & Topic:

Class 5 – Nouns, Verbs

  • Identify the nouns in this sentence: The cat chased the mouse.
  • Underline the verbs in the sentence: She runs every morning.
  • Write three common nouns and three proper nouns.

Class 6 – Articles, Tenses

  • Fill in the blanks with ‘a’, ‘an’, or ‘the’: I saw ___ elephant at ___ zoo.
  • Change this sentence to past tense: He eats an apple.
  • Write one sentence in future tense.

Class 7 – Adjectives, Conjunctions

  • Find the adjectives: The tall boy and the smart girl are friends.
  • Join these two sentences with a conjunction: I like tea. I don’t like coffee.
  • Write three sentences using ‘because’, ‘but’, and ‘and’.

Class 8 – Phrases, Prepositions

  • Identify the prepositions: The book is on the table.
  • Write the phrase in this sentence: She is reading a book in the library.
  • Complete the sentence: The cat jumped ___ the wall.

Class 9 – Advanced Grammar Rules

  • Correct the sentence: She don’t like ice cream.
  • Identify the subject and predicate in the sentence: The boys are playing football.
  • Rewrite the sentence in passive voice: The teacher praised the student.

Class 10 – Editing, Voice Change

  • Edit the paragraph for punctuation and spelling errors.
  • Change this sentence to passive voice: The chef cooked a delicious meal.
  • Change the voice: They will complete the project tomorrow.

Class 11 – Clause-based Grammar

  • Identify the dependent and independent clauses: Although it was raining, we went out.
  • Combine two sentences using a relative clause.
  • Rewrite the sentence using a conditional clause: If it rains, we will stay home.

Class 12 – Master-level Grammar

  • Analyze the sentence: Identify all parts of speech.
  • Convert direct speech to indirect speech: She said, “I am learning grammar.”
  • Write complex sentences using noun, adjective, and adverb clauses.

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