Which option correctly uses ellipses to quote the excerpt, and give a reason why, ill give brainiest

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Explanation:

Because they could have fit more information in the sentence but using the ellipses they reserved that to get straight to the point.

Explanation:

Hey again! For this question, Charlie, we have to first understand the purpose of using an ellipses in a sentence. An ellipsis is used mainly to "get to the point" in a sentence quicker, that is, it lets us delete information in the middle of a quote that isn't needed to understand its main idea. Keeping this in mind, think about which answer choices seem immediately ridiculous/misplaced (I'll give you a hint, I see two that can't work). Then, once you've crossed those out, decide which remaining answer choices best "get to the point" of the sentence without either having irrelevant information or leaving out too much information.

Here is an example of using an ellipses correctly in a sentence:

"I cannot help it; reason has nothing to do with it. I love her against all reason."

"I cannot help it...I love her against all reason."

(Example taken from WikiHow)

I hope this was helpful to you. Let's keep in conta

idk

explanation:

dependent clause!

example: "before the food gets cold"