Present simple tense and present continuous tense

"I work hard."
Which tense is this sentence in?

• Present continuous

• Present simple

• Past simple

• Future simple

"I’m sitting at home."
What tense is used in this sentence?

• Present continuous

• Present simple

• Past continuous

• Future continuous

True or False:
"The present continuous and present simple can be used to talk about the future."

• True

• False

"I’m having dinner tomorrow."
Why is the present continuous used here?

• To describe a regular habit

• To talk about a future arrangement

• To describe a permanent situation

• To express a state verb

What tense do we used for timetabled events?

• present simple

• present continuous

• present perfect simple

• the future tense

"State verbs like 'need' can’t be used continuously."
Why can’t we say, "I’m needing"?

• Because it's not happening now

• Because "need" is a state verb

• Because it's not a habit

• Because it describes a future arrangement

• because it describes something that will not change.

True or False:
"We can use the present continuous to talk about future arrangements."

• True

• False

"I’m having dinner tomorrow."
Why is the present continuous used here?

• To describe a regular habit

• To talk about a future arrangement

• To describe a permanent situation

• To express a state verb