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Printable self-assessment checklist on present continuous tense for ESL/EFL learners, with six learning objectives and three rating options.
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Present Continuous Self-Assessment

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This printable self-assessment checklist helps ESL/EFL students gauge their understanding of the present continuous tense across six skills: identifying structure, using am/is/are correctly, writing verb+ing forms, making negative sentences, asking questions, and describing current actions. Students rate themselves as "Yes," "A little," or "No." Useful for student reflections after a grammar unit, informal formative assessment, or one-on-one conferences.

Subject:
Foreign Languages
Topic:
Esl / Efl
Grade Level:
3rd Grade – College
Updated May 2026

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