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In an English or Shakespearean sonnet, a speaker presents a problem in what section of the sonnet? The speaker does not present a problem, only a solution In the first three quatrains In the second quatrain
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In an English or Shakespearean sonnet, a speaker presents a problem in what section

of the sonnet?
The speaker does not present a problem, only a solution
In the first three quatrains
In the second quatrain
In the final verse

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the first 3 quatrains is the correct answer!! i did this question in class last year
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