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Most narrative essays about events from history are told in the past tense. the present tense. the future tense. the written tense.

Most narrative essays about events from history are told in the past tense. the present tense. the future tense. the written tense.
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Most narrative essays about events from history are told in

the past tense.
the present tense.
the future tense.
the written tense.

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Past tense

Step-by-step explanation:

Our history happened in the past

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The past tense, key word "history"
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