Tenses with "IT" & its uses as Pronoun, Dummy, or Anticipatory

In which verbal tense is this sentence written?

The cat sleeps in the sofa.

• present simple

• present simple with ‘be’

• present continuous

• present perfect

In which verbal tense is this sentence written?

The World Cup will have been celebrating the last match in November.

• future simple

• future perfect continuous

• future perfect

• future continuous

In which verbal tense is this sentence written?

The soccer team will have lost the game by 10:00 am.

• future perfect

• future continuous

• future simple

• future perfect continuous

In which verbal tense is this sentence written?

The horse will be sleeping in the farm.

• future perfect continuous

• future perfect

• future simple

• future continuous

In which verbal tense is this sentence written?

This pen had been working perfectly until you used it.

• past perfect continuous

• past perfect

• future simple

• present perfect continuous

In which verbal tense is this sentence written?

The exam will be very difficult.

• present continuous

• future continuous

• future simple

• future perfect

In which verbal tense is this sentence written?

The day had been great until it began to rain.

• past simple with ‘be’

• past simple

• past perfect

• past perfect continuous

In which verbal tense is this sentence written?

The computer was working very slow.

• present perfect continuous

• past simple

• past simple with ‘be’

• past continuous

In which verbal tense is this sentence written?

The day is sunny today.

• present simple

• present continuous

• present simple with ‘be’

• present perfect

In which verbal tense is this sentence written?

The bird is eating seeds.

• present perfect

• present simple with ‘be’

• present continuous

• present simple