English, 16.09.2021 04:10 kaylaamberd
Which statements about William Shakespeare’s sonnets are true? Select four options.
They have a fixed rhyme scheme and structure.
They were the first sonnets ever to be written.
They often present a question and an answer.
They often present a problem and a solution.
They were originally written in Italian.
They frequently focus upon love and romance.
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