The book was interesting and very complex, and the motivations of the characters were not too difficult to understand.
A. The book interesting . . . the characters were not too difficult to understand.
B. The book was . . . very complex . . . too difficult.
C. The book was . . . very. . . difficult to understand.
D. The book was interesting and . . . the characters were . . . too difficult to understand.

Question

The book was interesting and very complex, and the motivations of the characters were not too difficult to understand.
 		A.	The book interesting . . . the characters were not too difficult to understand.
 		B.	The book was . . . very complex . . . too difficult.
 		C.	The book was . . . very. . . difficult to understand.
 		D.	The book was interesting and . . . the characters were . . . too difficult to understand.

jacob902 · Answer

Which of these sentences uses an ellipsis correctly to cut out unnecessary information from the sentence below without changing the meaning of the sentence?