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Ksenya-84 [330]
3 years ago
7

What does the use of ellipses indicate in a piece of writing? A. A statement made with great emotion B. Missing words in a quota

tion C. An upcoming question D. An error in the original text
English
2 answers:
EastWind [94]3 years ago
6 0
Hey frnd
Ellipses are punctuation marks consisting of 3 dots.It saves space that's less relevant.
So I think it's option b.


Hope this helps u frnd
saveliy_v [14]3 years ago
5 0

The correct option is <u><em>B. Missing words in a quotation</em></u>.

Further Explanation:

The use of ellipses indicates the missing words in a quotation. All the other three options are incorrect to be selected for the use of ellipses.

An ellipsis is referred to the series of dots mentioned in the sentence to indicate the omission in the sentence. The omission can either be of a word, phrase or the entire section. The original meaning is not altered during the process. Ellipses not just indicate a sentence left intentionally uncompleted, but it also represents the pause or any awkward silence prevailing in the speech. When the ellipses are used at the end of the sentence, they indicate the untold feeling or an unexpressed thought. In the beginning, they indicate the silence which the speaker gets into before starting his speech. One of the most commonly used ellipses is triple-dot glyph (...). There are certain rules which are to follow while using the ellipses. At one hand a dot (.) which is also known as a period or full stop is used to end the statement. On the other hand, three such dots (...) symbolizes the continuation of the speech. It indicates a long speech ahead which has not been mentioned at a particular time.

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Answer details:

Grade: Senior School

Subject: English

Chapter: Ellipses

Key words:  

Ellipses, series of dots, indicate the silence, left intentionally uncompleted.

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