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What verb tense should you use when describing a scene in a novel? past tense Perfect tense present tense future tense
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What verb tense should you use when describing a scene in a novel?

past tense

Perfect tense

present tense

future tense

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Past tens. If its a scene that already happened. Present tense if its currently happening. And future tense if it’s going to happen, it sounds like the answer would be present tense. But it depends if your looking at something.

Answer: present tense
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