Identify the form of tense in the following sentence:
“It will be raining today.”

Correct option is C

The sentence “It will be raining today” is in the Future Continuous Tense. This tense is used to describe an action that will be in progress at a specific time in the future. The structure of this tense is: Subject + will/shall + be + present participle (V1+ing)
In this case:
· "It" is the subject,
· "will be" indicates the future progressive aspect,
· "raining" is the present participle form of the verb "rain".
Additional Information
· (a) Simple Future: This tense simply indicates that something will happen in the future. Structure: will/shall + base verb. Example: “It will rain today.”
· (b) Future Perfect: This shows that something will be completed before a certain future time. Structure: will have + past participle. Example: “It will have rained by evening.”
· (d) Present Continuous: This is used for actions happening now. Structure: am/is/are + V1+ing. Example: “It is raining now.”