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Doomsday Posted 19 years ago
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when your writing as a fourth person
do you write in past or present tense. Im reading alexander the great by Nikos Kzantzakis and here are a few samples of the questions :
- How does Alexander tame Bucephalas?
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Answer the questions based on their tense.
When we write about literature or films, we write in the present tense (an exception would be if we are including some kind of chronology.)
1. Alexander tames Bucephalas by...
2. The first piece of advice given is...
3. Demosthenes, during the battle of Greece,...
4. The leadership of the Greek army choose to m
When we write about literature or films, we write in the present tense (an exception would be if we are including some kind of chronology.)
1. Alexander tames Bucephalas by...
2. The first piece of advice given is...
3. Demosthenes, during the battle of Greece,...
4. The leadership of the Greek army choose to m
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im still confused but thanks... so youre saying i should write it based on the questions tense? so if the questions is in present i ans in present or past?
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As Vorpar says, answer in the present tense.
NB: it's usually Bucephalus ("bull-headed").
MrP
NB: it's usually Bucephalus ("bull-headed").
MrP
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altight thanks i answered all of them in present and it sounds much better..thanks for the help
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