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Answer: In medias res is a Latin expression that means "in the middle of things." It's often used in literature to describe plunging straight into a dramatically important situation in the middle of a story instead of starting at the beginning.
Explanation:
The correct answer of the given question above would be option D. The sentence that is an example of a faulty coordination is: The debate team has many new members, and the team is not very good yet. This sentence contains two complete main ideas, but are illogically connected since the first clause conveys a positive idea and the second conveys a negative one. Therefore, the correct coordination that should be used here is "but" instead of "and". The correct sentence would be: The debate team has many new members, but the team is not very good yet.
