If it's just trailing off in the middle of a paragraph, do I use a full stop after the ellipsis?

No, you add an "op" after every consonant in a word. For instance, "dog" becomes "dopogoop" ("d-op-o-g-op"). "Pig" becomes "popigop" ("p-op-i-g-op"). "Speak" becomes "soppopeakop" ("s-op-p-op-e-a-k-op").

Before the stop line. If needed, you can slowly pull up a little and then stop again when you have a good view of traffic in all directions.

Apply it after shampooing the hair.

In this sentence, you would put a comma before and after "therefore" because it is an interrupter. Although it's being used as an adverb, it comes after the verb it...

An ellipsis in this situation indicates omitted content, and it doesn't discriminate. You can safely remove the semicolon: "A river watering the garden flowed from Eden..." Though you could also...

No, a space is not necessary.

Not really, it always depends on the context. If the three dots are used excessively or in a way that feels manipulative or controlling, it can be a red flag...

It is not, because you don't have a conclusion. The template is: topic sentence, 1 - 3 supporting sentences, conclusion. You got the first two parts, but not the conclusion....

Try using "Shift+Command+F." This is a command that pushes apps into full screen.

Try breathing deeply and regularly or shifting your posture. Also, make sure to eat a nutritious breakfast before school. You can also bring a snack, such as a granola bar,...