Answer:
B: quote in a newspaper
Explanation:
An ellipsis is a series of three quotes which shows that parts of a speech or text was intentionally omitted by the writer. When quoting a person in a newspaper article, it is possible that the person said a lot of things but for the purpose of brevity and striking the main point, ellipsis can be used to omit unnecessary words.
Example:
"A genuine leader is... a molder of consensus".
Martin Luther King
The full quote is :
"A genuine leader is not a searcher for consensus but a molder of consensus."
Explanation:
Option b and d would be good choices
Humiliated made fun of
ate something was eaten
lectured teached
Answer:
Lincoln School
Notice
10th June 2021
Tea and Health Benefits
All students are invited to the seminar about tea and its health benefits on Friday 30th, at 6:00 pm in Fulton Street 234, Collin Venue. Limited places.
Sara Johnson
Secretary
Explanation:
A notice has to be short, formal, and precise. It should start with the name of the institution, then the title notice. After that, we write the date that the notice is published, a heading with the topic, a short paragraph with the time, date, place, intended public, and any necessary information. Then the signature.
