Continuity Check

Students rewrite sentences in the present perfect continuous tense when possible, transforming completed actions into ongoing ones. If a sentence cannot reasonably be rewritten into this tense, they must write “Not possible,” reinforcing the limits of the tense. This worksheet helps learners understand when the present perfect continuous is appropriate and when other tenses better fit the meaning. The activity strengthens decision-making, grammar judgment, and sentence transformation skills.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Evaluating Appropriate Verb Tense

English Language Arts – Transforming Sentences Using Present Perfect Continuous

English Language Arts – Grammar Reasoning and Decision-Making

English Language Arts – Understanding Tense Limitations

This worksheet is part of our present perfect continuous tense worksheets collection.