Three full stops, or 'periods' as some in the US call them, is called an ellipsis. In more formal writing it can indicate that the material you are quoting goes on, but the material is not relevant to your topic. In more casual writing, it can indicate that the writer isn't clear how to proceed, or it can indicate sarcasm, cynicism, doubt, or just a pause in the thought. You have to get a lot from context.
lots of power lots of stops at a gas station.
It stops your sentence so you can start a new one
a . is called a fullstops, its the end of a sentence, in which starts the next sentence that you must start with a capitol letter eg. I went to the toilet. I'm hungry You should know this perhaps you don't know what English is, some people do not end emails with full stops as their is no next sentence, this is a form of slang.
What does TFT mean in court sentencing
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Using multiple full stops at the end of a phrase can indicate a sense of finality, emphasis, or a dramatic pause. It is commonly used in informal written communication to convey a strong or intense emotion.
Plein, pleine means 'full' in English. Le verre est plein, la bouteille est pleine (the glass is full, the bottle is full). That can also mean 'lots / loads of'. Il y a plein de monde (there are lots of people).
wat do u mean???????????????dare r lots of cma.... which one??????????
your heart is heavy means: you have lots of trouble in your life with family and your heart is full would mean: you cant handle much more.
It is not a full sentence but it means: there is a _____ on the wall.
No. A child is entitled to be supported by both parents.
Of course because friends spend lots of time together :D so after awhile if its true it will happen :D (This doesn't mean flirting stops) ;)