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When is an ellipsis used?(1 point) Responses
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When is an ellipsis used?(1 point) Responses to correct or delete information to correct or delete information to indicate a change in subject to indicate a change in subject to indicate a pause or an omission to indicate a pause or an omission to show where a thought ends to show where a thought ends
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What does an omission indicate in a sentence? (1 point) Responses a pause a pause something left out something left out something corrected something corrected a suggestion
is it to pause?
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In a fictional text, an ellipsis is most likely used for which purpose? (1 point) Responses to show that a new scene is beginning to show that a new scene is beginning to show that a character is confused to show that a character is confused to indicate a long pause to indicate a long pause to indicate an omission
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Why would an author use an ellipsis to omit words from a quote?(1 point) Responses to leave out unnecessary information to leave out unnecessary information to add in additional thoughts to add in additional thoughts to create suspense to create suspense to break up the text
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An ellipsis is used in writing to indicate an omission or a pause in thought. It is commonly used in quotations to show that a portion of the original text has been omitted. Additionally, it can be used to create suspense or to indicate a trailing off or unfinished thought.
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Your answer is correct! An ellipsis is used to indicate a pause or an omission in writing. It is also commonly used to show where a thought ends.
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No, an omission in a sentence indicates that something has been left out or excluded. It can be used to indicate that certain information has been removed or omitted for brevity or clarity purposes. So the correct answer is "something left out".
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In a fictional text, an ellipsis is most likely used to indicate a long pause. It can be used to create suspense or to indicate a lingering thought or unfinished sentence. So the correct answer is "to indicate a long pause".
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An author might use an ellipsis to omit words from a quote to leave out unnecessary information. It helps to condense the quoted passage and focus only on the relevant or essential parts, while still maintaining the integrity of the original meaning. So the correct answer is "to leave out unnecessary information".