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Which choice describes how haiku is typically written 1.chronological order 2.the past tense 3.the present tense 4.order of importance
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Which choice describes how haiku is typically written
1.chronological order
2.the past tense
3.the present tense
4.order of importance
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The answer is present tense i did the quiz
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Haiku is typically written in present tense.
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