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Suspension Points Sentences

Definition

Suspension points sentences, also known as ellipsis sentences, are sentences that contain suspension points or ellipsis marks (...) to indicate trailing off, hesitations, or unfinished thoughts. These punctuation marks create pauses and give a sense of suspense or mystery within the sentence.

Examples

Here are some examples of suspension points sentences:

1. Trailing Off:

• "I was going to tell you what happened, but then I remembered...it's not important."
• "She walked into the room...and everything changed."

2. Hesitation:

• "I was thinking...maybe we should take a different route to avoid traffic."
• "I don't know if I can...we'll have to wait and see."

3. Unfinished Thoughts:

• "The secret to a happy life is...well, it's different for everyone."
• "I wanted to say...I think you're amazing."

Related Products

If you are interested in learning more about suspension points sentences and their usage, you may find the following books helpful:

• Suspension Points Sentences: A Comprehensive Guide
• Mastering the Art of Using Ellipses in Writing
• Creating Suspenseful Writing: Techniques and Strategies