What effect does the ellipsis have on a
sentence?
A. It draws attention to something in a sentence.
B. It increases the intensity and tone of a sentence.
C. It has no effect on the sentence at all.

Answer:

B

Explanation:

Ellipsis is used to create a pause for effect.

Ellipsis increases the intensity and tone of a sentence. Thus, option 'B' is the correct option.

An ellipsis at the start or middle of a phrase indicates that something has been left out or that there has been a pause, as though the speaker trailed off. There may be more to the tale of an ellipsis that appears at the conclusion of a statement. They indicate a speaker or writer has halted or trailed off in speech or thinking, or that something has been left out of the quoted text.

A narrative ellipsis omits a section of the story. This can be done to shorten the passage of time or as a stylistic device to leave the reader's imagination to fill in the blanks. There are essentially two ways to utilize an ellipsis: as a substitution for an omitted word, phrase, or paragraph. as a technique to express doubt, suspense, or lingering ideas.

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