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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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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 Because In our history Meaning it happened so it has past
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They are typically told in the past tense, as historical events took place in the past.
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