How to change the following sentence by using ellipses? The parade had clowns, floats and a brass band which wore blue uniforms.

The parade had clowns, floats and a brass band ... .

The parade had clowns, floats and ... which wore blue uniforms.

The parade had clowns, floats and a brass band ...

Pick the correct use of ellipses in the sentence: It is not much more than sand pressed tightly together and mixed with clay, which acts as a kind of cement.

It is . . . more than sand . . . mixed with clay.

It is not much more than sand . . . mixed with clay.

It is . . . sand pressed tightly together and . . . acts as a kind of cement.

Our teacher told us, "Andrew Lloyd Webber is a famous composer whose . . . version of Phantom of the Opera draws huge crowds."

Our teacher told us, "Andrew Lloyd Webber is a famous composer whose version of Phantom of the Opera draws huge crowds. . . ."

Our teacher told us, "Andrew Lloyd Webber is a famous composer whose version of Phantom of the Opera. . .draws huge crowds."

Our teacher told us, . . . "Andrew Lloyd Webber is a famous composer whose version of Phantom of the Opera draws huge crowds."

The article I read said the following: "Author Gaston Leroux based his novel on stories . . . about ghosts in the opera house."

The article I read said the following: "Author Gaston Leroux based his novel on stories about ghosts in the opera house" . . .

The article I read said the following: "Author Gaston Leroux based his novel on stories about ghosts in the opera house. . . ."

The article I read said the following: "Author Gaston Leroux based his novel on stories about ghosts . . . in the opera house."

"I can't wait to see Phantom of the Opera. . . . The tickets are expensive but worth it," said Jo.

"I can't wait to see Phantom of the Opera. The tickets are expensive . . . but worth it," said Jo.

"I can't wait to see Phantom of the Opera. The tickets are expensive but worth it . . . ," said Jo.

"I can't wait . . . to see Phantom of the Opera. The tickets are expensive but worth it," said Jo.

“I went to Cheney after class… and then I went back to my dorm.”

“...I went to Cheney after class, only for twenty minutes, and then I went to my dorm.”

“I went to… Cheney after class, only for twenty minutes, and then I went to my dorm.”

“I went to… after class, only for twenty minutes, and then I went to…”

“The parade had fire trucks, floats, and dancers ….”

“The parade had… who wore sparkly, flowing dresses.”

“The ... had fire trucks, floats, and dancers who wore sparkly, flowing dresses.”

“The parade had fire trucks, floats, and dancers… sparkly, flowing dresses.”

“The sports teams… participated in the fundraiser for the homeless shelter.”

“The sports teams, including the basketball team, baseball team, and football team, participated in the… for the homeless shelter.”

“The sports teams, including the basketball team, baseball team, and football team, participated in the fundraiser for the….”

“The sports teams, including the basketball team, baseball team, and football team… for the homeless shelter.”