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What are the punctuation marks in the English grammar?

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. full stop
, comma
; semicolon
: colon
! exclamation mark
? question mark
-- dash (longer than a hyphen)
- hyphen
() parentheses
{} braces
[] brackets
' apostrophe (or inverted comma)
" speech marks (or quotation marks, or inverted commas!)
... ellipsis
Colon, Semi colon, comma, full stop, opened bracket, closed bracket, hyphon, speech mark, exclamation mark, question mark, forward slash, accents. Now you have a selection to choose from!

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