Punctuation and Grammar

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Across
  1. 3. sentences/ sentences containing one or more main clauses and one or more subordinate clauses, are....
  2. 7. synonym for statements.
  3. 8. sentences/ sentences containing two or more main clauses, often linked with and, but, however, therefore- are...
  4. 9. synonym for commands. Answer it.
  5. 11. Punctuation useful for separating lists of nouns, verbs, adjectives or phrases. Also may be used to enclose and elaborate, or to act as parenthesis.
  6. 12. group of words containing a subject and a verb. Can either be main(independent) or subordinate(dependent)
Down
  1. 1. sentences/ synonyms for exclamations!
  2. 2. colon/ A punctuation stronger than a comma and gives the effect of speeding up writing, or making writing more mature. Could replace: and, but, or, nonetheless, for (because). Also, however, nevertheless, consequently, therefore, thus.
  3. 3. What type of sentence is this?: The milkman came almost every day, but found that on Sunday, all the milk had gone off and so couldn’t go.
  4. 4. synonym for questions?
  5. 5. punctuation which can be used to separate item in a long list, where commas may be used instead. Can also separate main clauses that are long and may contain clauses.
  6. 6. continuous written English, made up of sentences organised into paragraphs
  7. 10. sentences/ sentences consisting of one main clause and which expresses a complete thought (with one finite verb) are...