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which lines are written in past tense Dear March- Come in— How glad I amI hoped for you before— Put down your Hat— You must have walked— How out of Breath you are— Dear March, how are you, and the Rest— Did you leave nature well— Oh March, come right up the stairs with me— I have so much to tell— -“Dear March- Come in,” Emily Dickinson

Answer 1

The lines that are written in past tense is " You must have walked and Did you leave nature well.

What do you mean by Past Tense?

A tense is defined as the term which describe the particular time of an event. There are many languages through which the time is expressed not by verb but by the other part of speech.

A past tense is refers to as the tense that represent the action that has already happened or previously existed.

According to given sentences, the correct sentences are  " You must have walked and Did you leave nature well because here the words walked and did shows as past tense and written as the third form of verb.

Rest all sentences are incorrect because they are written in the present tense.

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