"The Raven:" "The Raven" is delivered mainly in tense, from a point of view. Question 18 options: a) past; first person b) present; first person c) past; third person d) present; third person

The Raven" is delivered mainly in simple past tense, from a first person of view.

Explanation:

Most of the poem talks about a past experience, and it's this person's experience. For example, we can see in the opening stanza:

"Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary(...)

(...) While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping(...)".

The whole poem is mainly in this simple past tense from the first person view, the speaker who is talking about his experience.

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