Which of the following options is the best way to change the sentence to use an ellipsis for the purpose of creating a pause?
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Away from school...we have trained tirelessly and hope to someday contribute to our school’s football team.
Away from school...we have trained tirelessly and hope to someday contribute to our school’s football team.
Away from school, we have trained tirelessly and hope to contribute to our school’s football team...someday.
Away from school, we have trained tirelessly and hope to contribute to our school’s football team...someday.
Away from school, we have trained tirelessly and hope to someday contribute to our...school’s football team.
Away from school, we have trained tirelessly and hope to someday contribute to our...school’s football team.
Away from school, we have trained tirelessly and hope to someday contribute to our school’s football...team.
Away from school, we have trained tirelessly and hope to someday contribute to our school’s football...team.
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The best way to change the sentence to use an ellipsis for the purpose of creating a pause is:
Away from school...we have trained tirelessly and hope to someday contribute to our school’s football team.
This option effectively uses the ellipsis to create a pause after "Away from school," enhancing the flow of the sentence.
