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This educational material is devoted to the study of separated adjuncts in the Ukrainian language using the example of stories about Japanese cuisine. The text explains that such secondary members of the sentence express exclusion, substitution, or specification and are usually separated by commas. The audience is offered a list of special words, such as “except,” “especially,” and “unlike,” which signal the need for separation. The author also notes that constructions with the preposition “instead of” do not require punctuation marks if they are used in the meaning of “for” someone else. The examples about sushi and rolls demonstrate how these grammatical structures help to make speech more precise and expressive. The final part contains practical exercises to consolidate the skills of correct punctuation and the construction of complex sentences.