To understand this answer we need to analyze all the options. First of all, an interjection is a word that expresses a sentiment or emotion without describing it. It is used to provide an expression to an unexpected reaction. A participle phrase is a sentence that starts with a present or past participle of a verb that is used as an adjective to modify another one to provide more detail or description to a phrase. However, it has to mean continuity. With an ing verb or a verb in the past. While adverb clauses use verbs to modify another one and add more detail to an independent phrase. However, it doesn't require a specific time for the verbs.
D) is the correct answer because it is incorrect to use the ellipsis when they are not in quotations. When you are quoting long texts and you don’t want to use some of the information, you use an ellipsis. :)
