Question

y do we put " ...... " ...??

Answer 1

after sentances?

Answer 2

" " these are quotation marks and indicate that you are quoting another persons words
the opening" is the start of the direct quotation and the second " is placed at the end

Answer 3

let us take an example ... your meet you friend after long time and he starts telling you about his trip to India Here is the conversation:
he says " I traveled to India by ship"
" I had seen Himalayas over there"
these "......" are called quotes means we are (quoting/writing) somebody else's statements.

Answer 4

unless you are asking about the dots themselves ...
three dots within quotes have a very specific meaning:
Nathan Hale said "I regret... my country" it means that there is more to the quote but I am leaving part of it out. They are called ellipses. And they can get you into trouble. For instance the full quote in this case is: "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country." (although as a side note that probably isn't correct either.) The poor use of ellipses changed the meaning of the quote - that is bad form.
The other use for ellipses outside of the quote marks is as an informal pause...used when someone wants to indicate a bit of thought or rumination within the idea for the sentence.

More than anyone ever needed to know about ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellipsis

Answer 5

i didnt ask about the quotations... i asked about the dots in between em...