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In Seventh man
Why has the writer switched from past tense verbs in paragraph 45 to present tense verbs in paragraph 46?

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  • Past tense is the tense that is used to show an event that has already happened. It is used to recall events of the past. Present tense on the other hand is used to show events that are still happening and are still active.

  • Your question is incomplete, because you did not specify the excerpt you needed analyzed, so i would give you a general overview that should help you get the right answer.

  • The Seventh Man is a book that details the guilt a man feels about the death of his friend at sea. He feels responsible for his death because he was close enough to save him from the waves but did not do anything.

  • It is possible that the writer made the switch from past tense verbs to present tense verbs to show a flashback about something that happened in the past and events in the present.

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