Instructions: respond to the following scenarios by writing out the monologue you would give as you introduce someone. make sure you follow the rules for proper introduction etiquette. you may add information or fictionalize where necessary.
1-it is parent-teacher night at your school. as you and your parents enter the front office of the school, principal james curlett steps forward and looks at you in anticipation. write how you would introduce your parents and your principal.

2-you walk into a store where you are applying for a job as a sales clerk. someone points out the manager to you, and you walk up to introduce yourself. how will you proceed? don't forget the correct techniques for a handshake!

The answer is As for this city's government, I don't want to say much, except that it is a shame – a shame; but if I should live twenty-five years longer . . . I think I'll see women handle the ballot.

Explanation:

Ellipsis is a punctuation mark which is most often used in quotations. Its symbol is three dots (. . .). We use it when we want to exclude irrelevant parts of the quotation; parts that do not have any meaning to the main part of the quotation. We can say that its role is to save some space.

When we compare the original sentence to the first answer, we see that no changes were made; the text remained the same, no excess parts were excluded.

The second and the third sentence excluded parts of the quotation, but they shortened it in a way that the original meaning is now lost which leaves the final answer as the correct one.