2016年11月24日 · As a styling option, it’s preferable to put the ellipsis after the question mark because the sentence is complete: "So are you going to close the door?..." And to put it before the question mark if the sentence is incomplete: "So are you going to close the…?"

2020年10月11日 · If the omitted text follows a punctuation mark (like a comma or a question mark), include the mark in the quotation only if it is necessary to the meaning of the sentence. If you do, leave a space after the punctuation mark, and then type the ellipsis.

When the words before an ellipsis make up a complete sentence, place a period before the ellipsis. (Western Michigan University is a student-centered research university. ... ) When the phrase preceding an ellipsis calls for a question mark, exclamation point, comma or colon, the correct order is: phrase, punctuation mark, space, ellipsis ...

Omitted text in a quote is denoted by a non-spaced ellipses with a non-breaking space before and a normal space after. Don’t include an ellipsis at the start or end of quoted material. Preceding punctuation can be omitted, unless needed for comprehension (e.g. a question mark or exclamation mark).

Ellipses for omitted material within a single quoted sentence. Use ellipsis points to show omission within the quotation. Omit any punctuation on either side of the ellipsis, unless the punctuation is necessary to make the shortened quotation grammatically correct.

2022年10月13日 · In writing, ellipses are used to show the reader that words have been removed, typically from direct quotes. More often than not, this is done to cut out parts of the quote that aren’t relevant to the topic or to make the quote more succinct.

2024年7月23日 · When using ellipses in conjunction with other punctuation, whether they be commas, semicolons, question marks, or exclamation points, treat the ellipsis as though it was just another word in the sentence.

• If you remove text between sentences using question marks or exclamation points, style the ellipsis as you normally would between sentences. For example: “Where did he come from? … Where did he come from Cotton-Eyed Joe?” [The original …

2021年10月19日 · Show missing words or ideas with ellipses. The ellipsis (plural ‘ellipses’) is a character of exactly 3 dots. Use the ellipsis: if you omit words in quoted text; to mark an unfinished phrase, clause or sentence.

2018年10月10日 · When a sentence ends with an ellipsis, always use three dots. However, if you finish with a question, then use three dots followed by a question mark: “Do you like equestrian events such as show-jumping, racing, dressage . . .?” What about exclamation marks?