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What does an omission indicate in a sentence?
options:
something corrected
something corrected
something left out
something left out
a suggestion
a suggestion
options:
something corrected
something corrected
something left out
something left out
a suggestion
a suggestion
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Answered by
I_EAT_EVERYDAY
In a fictional text, an ellipsis is most likely used for which purpose?
options:
to show that a new scene is beginning
to show that a new scene is beginning
to indicate an omission
to indicate an omission
to indicate a long pause
to indicate a long pause
to show that a character is confused
options:
to show that a new scene is beginning
to show that a new scene is beginning
to indicate an omission
to indicate an omission
to indicate a long pause
to indicate a long pause
to show that a character is confused
Answered by
I_EAT_EVERYDAY
Why would an author use an ellipsis to omit words from a quote
options:
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
to break up the text
options:
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
to break up the text
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
An omission in a sentence indicates **something left out**.
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
In a fictional text, an ellipsis is most likely used **to indicate a long pause**.
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
An author would use an ellipsis to omit words from a quote **to leave out unnecessary information**.
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