MARIIA KOVAL

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Across
  1. 3. Use these punctuation marks around extra non-essential information that is too important to omit
  2. 5. Use these punctuation marks for direct quotations
  3. 6. Use this punctuation mark to separate items in a series, to set off the appositive, or before the conjunction in a compound sentence
  4. 9. Use this punctuation mark in contractions and to indicate possession
  5. 10. Use this punctuation mark point to show strong emotion or to give a command
Down
  1. 1. Use this punctuation mark to join words serving as a single adjective before a noun, in number words, and to divide words into syllables
  2. 2. Use this punctuation mark after an interrogative sentence
  3. 4. Use this punctuation mark to join two independent clauses that are not connected with a coordinate conjunction
  4. 7. Use this punctuation mark to introduce a list and before a final clause that explains something in the sentence
  5. 8. Use this punctuation mark at the end of a declarative sentence and abbreviations