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Which of the following is a common mistake with ellipsis?
A. Using ellipsis to replace a word
B. Using three dots instead of two
C. Using too many or too few dots
D. Using ellipsis in the middle of a sentence
Select your answer:
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Unless mom changes her mind, we can’t go out tonight.
A. We can’t go out tonight because mom doesn’t allow us to.
B. Mom allows us to go out tonight, but we won’t.
C. Even though mom doesn’t allow us to go out tonight, we will.
D. We will go out tonight despite mom’s not allowing us to.