As I board the bus, I feel a sense of triumph. My team and I are on our way to play in the state championships. I think back to
the beginning of the season. We lost our first three games. After the difficult start, no one thought we could come back and win the rest. We proved everyone wrong. We proved ourselves wrong! I find my seat next to my best friend and fellow fullback. We ______ out the window as the bus pulls away. We are off. Which best fits in the blank? Gazed were gazing gaze will gaze
To tell a story or when narrating past events and so as to give it a more dramatic effect, the historical present or historic present is frequently used in English. It is also called dramatic present or narrative present.
In this case the correct option which best fits the blank is <em>gaze</em> in order to follow the line of the retelling that is done mostly in simple present.
