I quite believe it is 'The debate team has many new members,and the team is not very good yet'
Sorry if this is wrong.
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.
The correct way to breakdown the word into parts to help read the word accurately is a) out-land-ish-ness.
Either A or D, because if it's about the paragraph, it will either be the central idea or a method to organize it, explaining the paragraph and the upcoming events to you.
<span>The option that describes literature typical of Romanticism is D. preference for wild or untamed nature. A is incorrect because poems still often had a lot of rhymes - free verse became popular much later. B is incorrect because quite the opposite is true of Romanticism. C is incorrect because emotions, not facts mattered during this period. Therefore, the correct answer is D - Romantic poets revered nature as something divine and uncontrollable. </span>
