If you’re explaining when a work of literature was written, what tense should you use? A)future tense B)literary present tense C)past tense D)present tense

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If you’re explaining when a work of literature was written, what tense should you use? A)future tense

B)literary present tense
C)past tense
D)present tense

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Answer:

Past

Step-by-step explanation:

Your explaining when it WAS written which is past.

Dirus answered Oct 10, 2021

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