Ellipsis can be used when words or sentences are omitted when the meaning is not changed.
<u>Explanation:</u>
An ellipsis is a combination of dots which are mostly three dots. It is normally used when there is an omission of words or there can also be omission or missing the of sentence. A whole section of the text can also be missing with the use of the ellipsis.
But the major alternative or the use of the ellipsis is used that when these sentences or words can be missing or omitted but the actual meaning will not change.
Answer:
Both men run back toward their camp to check on their sister.
Explanation:
Joseph and James Bruchac's short story "The Chenoo" is a folktale about a mythical creature that has a heart of ice and kills any man he comes across. And through the brave act of the three siblings, the "curse" on the monster was lifted and they got their grandfather back.
While her brothers went hunting, Nolka was at their tent preparing whatever game they brought back. On the day the brothers discovered the footprints of the Chenoo, she was unaware of it. So, once the brothers figured out that the prints were headed to their camp, they rushed back to their sister, fearing for the monster to kill her. This <u>act of rushing back shows the bond of family, the ties that bind them so strongly together</u>.
Thus, the correct answer is the second option.
<span>here are the procedural text for making the chicken satay :
1. Chopped up the chicken meat into little pieces, then skewer them into sticks.
2. Prepare the coal and grilled the chicken until it's done
3. Prepare the sauce by mixing blended peanuts , lime, chili, Brown sugar, and soy sauce
4. You can either pour the sauce on top of the grilled chicken or you could put it on the side depend on your preference</span>
The poem “The Charge Of The Light Brigade”, written by Alfred, Lord Tennyson, was written in memory of the brave and fearless 600 soldiers, who rode straight into the enemy’s arena, known as the valley of death.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The brave 600 soldiers, even though knew that the orders given by their commander to stride straight at the enemy were not a wise or calculated attack, dared not to question their commander in chief and strode on their horses with the belief that “a soldier must follow orders and perform their duty and not ask questions”.
They were faced with canons and shots from all sides when they entered the valley, yet fought bravely, and of the 600 solders, 247 men were killed and wounded, hence not all the brave 600 could make it back.
The poem was a tribute to these soldiers who fought in the name of duty, exhibiting the true meaning of a soldier’s responsibility.
