From the series forgotten notebooks. Nabokov Ivan Bunin

27.09.2020

60. Word Transfer Rules

from the stroke:

from the value:

Choice of vowels; and or e.

Double consonants are written:

64. The spelling of the consoles.

the word "two-pulse", etc.

in pronounty about
words and hope.

1 type
		male Rod	feminine gender	neuter gender
units. number	I.P. R.P. D.P. V.P. T.P. P.P.	merry, early merry, early merry, early cheerful, early about cheerful about early	cheerful, early cheerful, early cheerful, early cheerful, early cheerful, early about cheerful, about early	cheerful, early merry, early merry, early cheerful, early cheerful, early about cheerful about early
mN. number			cheerful, early merry, early cheerful, early merry, early merry, early about funny, about early

2 type
		male Rod	feminine gender	neuter gender
units. number	I.P. R.P. D.P. V.P. T.P. P.P.	lysius. fox liver. lysius. fox about fox.	foxes fox. fox. lisa fox. about fox	fox. fox liver. fox. fox about fox.
mN. number	I.P. R.P. D.P. V.P. T.P. P.P.		fox. fox. fox fox. foxes about fox
3 Type
		male Rod	feminine gender	neuter gender
units. number	I.P. R.P. D.P. V.P. T.P. P.P.	fathers, nursing fathers, nursing otsovy, sister about fathers, about sister	otzova, Nursina otzova, sister otzova, sister fathers, sister otsova (OY), sister (Noah) otzova, about sister	food, sister otzova, Nursina about fathers, about sister

mN. number	I.P. R.P. D.P. V.P. T.P. P.P.		fathers, nursing otz, sister otsovy, sister fathers, nursing fathers, sister about fatty, about sister

- in combination day-day,

a) they are picked:

Exception: roll-field;

b) through the hyphen is written

b) they are written through the hyphen:

I. p.
R.p.
D.p.
V.p.
T.P.
P. P.

six
six
six
six
six
about six

thirty
thirty
thirty
thirty
thirty
about thirty

71. Spelling of verbs.

To the II conjunction belongs:

units
1 person read, take
2 person read, take
S face reads, takes

mN.ch.
1 person read, take
2 person read, take
3 person read, take

want
want wants

We want
want to
want

Begu
being running
Bim
beztet
run

eat
eat
eating

Eat eating eating

create
create
create

Create creation will create

give
give
dust

Let us give to give

1. B (Soft sign) is written:

74. Spelling of predictions.

75. The spelling of unions.

1. They are written punk:

part of speech		apart
sUD
arr.
numbers
place.
verb
deeprich.
prelimal.

poshestiv
adverb

The spelling of the particles is not

1. Before the voice in the root.

To check the unstressed vowels in the root, you need to change the word form or pick up a single word so that the emphasis fell on it.

G. aboutrA - G. aboutfish

B. aboutrolling - B. aboutroves

Nonsense andromeh - M. andr

2. Choosing vowels in the root.

3.Publications O - E (E) after hissing and c in different parts of the word.

1.Fundamentally Words after hissing under the stress is written the letter E (E). (In the related words and forms of this word, the letter E. (Evening - Evening, Cheap - Cheaper) Exceptions: seam, rustling, culk, hood, gooseberry, grocery, chat, major

It should be distinguished:

A) noun - burn, arson, verbs - Жёга, pitch

B) in the words of foreign language origin:

jockey, Jongleur, Shock, Highway, Shofinger.

C) in the names of their own: Pechora, Pechorin, Shostakovich

2. After the C root, the letter is written under the emphasis. unknown

the vowel after C should be checked by stagnation. (base, entirely -

3.In the end, suffixes National names I.

the adjectives after hissing and c under stress are written the letter Oh, without accepted - e (chest, slag, large, red, galcoon, fighter, punch)

4 The end of the narachchi under the stress is written the letter Oh, without

accents - E (hot, cycling)

5 . The letter is written to the letter

a) in the endings of the verbs (we take, bake),

b) in the verdal suffix-otvyva (faster)

c) in suffix -er noun (conductor, highway)

d) in the suffixes -Unn, - by the suffering communals,

ungalled adjectives if they are formed from

the verb is (complete, complete, stew - stew)

e) in pronouns (about what, no look)

4. Publications, and after C in different parts of the word.

1. Root words After C, the letter and (digit, circus) exceptions are written:

gypsy, chick, chicken, tsyz, care)

2. With the words ending ration Written letter I.

(Acacia, lecture, delegation)

3.In suffixes and endings written the letter s (birds, pages,

5. Write and deaf consonants.

To check the writing of pairs consonants bd, in-f, Mr., Dt, Jf, need to change the word so that after this consonant stood vowels. (tooth - teeth, light - easy)

6. Non-pronounced consonants in the root of the word. (combinations, NDK, STL, STN, etc.)

The word needs to be changed or pick up a single word so that this consonant is heard clearly. (joyful - joy, whistled - whistle)

But: sN - Wonderful - miracles.

7. Dividing K and b

1. Before letters e, it, Yu, I

after consoles

for consistent

(Talk, disconnect)

1. In front of the letters E, E, Yu, I, and

in roots, suffixes, endings.

(barrier, blizzard, fox, nightingale)

In difficult words

(three-tiered, inter unlasive)

IN foreign words:

adjutant, object, subject, etc. Broth, battalion, Signor, etc.

8. Soft sign after hissing.

B is written

B is not written

1. In nouns for women

kind (night, rye)

1. In nouns, male soda (knife, grirc)

2. In all forms of verb

(write, ignite, smile)

2. In nouns. numbers

(Many clouds, near puddle)

3. In addition to Well, sh, h (jump,

solid) exceptions: really married

insecurpege.

3. In brief adjectives (hot,

good, mighth)

4. In particles (only, you, mean)

9. Publications s-and after consoles.

After consoles for consonants Written letter SIf the word, from which it is formed, begins with the letter and (Unceoid - the idea, summarize - the result, play - the game)

After consoles over-, sub-, trans-, between- written letter And (mezhinskitsky, over-interest, sub-sector).

10. Fusion and defisid writing complex adjectives.

Ply:

1. Found from the verification of the phrase (ancient Greek - Ancient Greece, car repair - repair of cars)

2. Used as terms or expressions in the book language (the above, the following)

Through a hyphen:

1. Sign up color shade (light pink, red-brown)

2. Educated from the noun, writing through Defis (South-West - South-West)

3. Mental parts of the adjective can be inserted by the Union "and" (Russian-German - Russian and German, convex-concave - convex and concave).

4. Found from a combination of nouns and adjective, but with the permutation of these elements (literary and artistic - fiction)

5. Enter on the end of the first base the combination of -Oko (chemical-pharmaceutical).

Apart:

Separately phrases are written, consisting of adverbs and adjectives. Advanced acts as a member of the proposal indicating the degree of a sign expressed by the adjective (truly friendly, sharply hostile) or, in which the sign is considered (socially dangerous, that is dangerous to society). Adcharations on - in the meaning of "like" (damn cunning).

11. Not with different parts of speech.

Ply

Apart

No not used ( all parts of speech)

it is impossible to hate, unprecedented

There is a contrast with the Union "A" or it is meant (sults., Admissions, adverb on O, E)

it's not true, but a lie

Can be replaced by synonym or close by expression ( sUMSH., PRAIN., NASHING ON OE, E)

not true - lies, unknown - someone else's)

There are words "far away", "not at all", "no one", "not at all" and others.

(adjective, adverb on O, E)

Not interesting at all is not beautiful

There are no dependent words and opposition with the Union "A"

(participle)

unfinished, unspecified

There are dependent words or opposition to the Union "A" (Communion)

not told in time

With verbs, verbalia

(I did not find without finding out)

With adverbs not on -O, e (not on a friendly)

With negative and uncertain adverbs and pronouns (no one, somewhat, no place)

With negative pronouns, if there is an excuse (not who, not with whom)

12. One and two letters H in suffixes.

Parts of Speech

Nouns

Living room, worker, herbal

At the junction of morpheme

Fullinet, windowsill

Adjectives

In the suffixes -in, -an, -yan

Goose iN.hay, leather an.oh

Spl.: Torsal, Wooden, Glass

1) in adjectives formed with the help of suffix - from nouns with the basis of N (fog n.)

2) in adjectives formed from nouns with the help of suffixes -Onn, -Nurn (arts eNNaviation he N)

Spl.: Windy

Communions and exclusive adjectives

1) in short sufferers (error corrected eNbut)

2) in the complete parties and the excavation adjoining, formed from the verbs of the imperfect species (crash eNi have no console and dependent word)

Split: Slow, desired, sacred, despite, unprecedented, unheard, unexpected)

1) If there is a prefix in the word, except for non- (dried)

2) if they include dependent words (sown through sieve)

3) if the word has suffix -OV, -Eva (otink ovnN.)

4) if the word is formed from the verb of the perfect species (Lios yonnhay to deprive)

In adverbs, is written as much as in the adjectives, from which they are formed

(Tuma nN.oh - Tuma nN.cyroid nN.oh Cyroid nN.)

23. Letters E, and in the case endings of nouns names.

1. In nouns 1 declining in the granual and proposed cases (in the grass - 1 SKL., P.P., on the road - 1 SKL., DP)

1. Nouns 1 decline in parental case (River - 1 Skl., R.P)

2. Nouns 2 declines in the proposed case (in the house - 2 SKL, P.P.)

2. In nouns 3 declines (Mother, in the night)

3. In nouns, on -y, -I, -i, -MI in the parent, dating and proposed case

(Attach to the stirrups (on-в), disrupt from acacia (for - ia))

24. Hindering verbs, spelling personal endings of verbs.

Put the verb to an indefinite form (what to do? What to do?)

ІІ Hiding and Hiding

to have something to have, ", do, -y, -th, -

in addition to: Shave, strip (1 SPR.) Except:

drive, keep, hear, breathe

tolerate, twirl, offend, depend,

hate, see, watch (2 dispre.)

in the end, the letter is written and the letter e is written

kras. iT - Kras. iT count eT -count ohgO iT -GN aT (schl.)

when you find an indefinite form, take the verb of the same kind (decorate - decorate)

Spelling consoles.

1. Letters z-s at the end of the prefix.

In the prefixes of WAV-VOS, without a demon, out of-size, bottom-in ringing Consult written letter Z., before deaf consonants - letter FROM.

(R. z.give - Ra frombest, Be. z.sound - Be. fromcordial)

Consoles from not happen: knock, cut down, escape

In words here, building, health no console.

In the prefix once (races) - roses (Ros), the letter A is written without emphasis, under the stress - the letter O. (Oblost - sledge, scatter - scatter)

2. Prefixes pre -,

1. It is possible to replace the prefixes Valveranny, very.

(Premissive - very big)

1. Expressive proximity

(about) - a school, seaside

2. Refrigerate, accession,

prescription (arrive, scout

join)

2. Click to the value "Pere"

(transform, block)

3. Next action (open)

4.Ost action to the end

(invent)

Spelling suffixes

1. suffixes-in, -K noun

To properly write a suffix, you need to write down the word (put in the form of a genitive case). If the vowel falls out, the suffix is \u200b\u200bwritten, if it does not fall out, then it is necessary to write suffix -ik (lock - lock, finger - finger)

2. Sufifixes of verbs -OV (-EV), - Wheel (IVA)

If in the present or future of time the verb ends up, "I need to write suffixes -Yu, -Iw.

If it ends out, -yu, then you need to write suffixes -OV, -Eva.

(conversations ovl, conversations ovt - conversations uustory yval - story yuva)

3. Switchy suffixes are, -the,-inventing.

If the communion is formed from the verb of 1 of the rigging, then it is necessary to write suffixes -the.

If the communion is formed from the verb of 2 conjugation, then it is necessary to write suffixes-inventing.

(stitching - prick (1 dispre), coloring - paint (2 spr.))

4. Switchy suffixes, -th, -

If the sacrament is formed from the verb of 1 of the arrangement, then we write suffix, -th, if from the verb of 2 of the rigging, then suffix -im

(visible - see (2 spr.), burning - burn (1 SPR.))

5. Letters Oh, and at the end of the adverbs with the prefixes, - ---, -C

If adverbs are formed from the adjectives, in which there are no these consoles, then we write the letter A.

If adverbs are formed from adjectives, in which there are these consoles, then we write the letter O.

(beforedry - dry, beforeurgently - beforeurgent)

On thedeaf , inleft (no prefixes -

6. Sufifixes -K-, -sk-adjectives.

Suffix -K - writes:

1) in adjectives having a brush form (count toiy - Rod, Elm toiy - knitting)

2) in adjectives formed from some nouns with the basis for K, H, C (German toiy - German, weaving toiy - weaving)

In other cases, Suffix is \u200b\u200bwritten. sC.iy - Frank. z.)

7. Sufifixes -

After the letters of D - T, Z - s, w on the letter C. In other cases, it is written. (Cross t.chick, Kamen. glass- No letters d, t, s, s, g)

8. Glasons before--n, -nn in the suffixes of communion, before the verb suffix of the past time -l-.

If the sacrament or a otgal adjective is formed from the verb to extend, "in front of n, NN is written letter A, I (Levy butnYNA - Ruch aT).

If the sacrament or a otgal adjective is formed from the verbs, ending do not extend, "in front of n, nn is written the letter E

(Touch e.nYRO - Touch iT, crash e.- Kras. iT).

Defisc between parts of words.

Defisc Writing Nasrchchi.

With a hyphen between the words, adverbs are written, which have in their composition:

1) the prefix of both suffixes, they, -y (in a new one, in a friendly comrade)

2) the prefix of V-, and suffixes, and (secondly, thirdly)

3) CONFACE CONFACE (COME)

4) suffixes -to, -libo, thereby (the trees, somewhere)

5) Sophisticated adverbs, in which there are the same roots (little-lounge)

Undefined pronouns With the prefix, something and suffixes are something, they are written through a hyphen (some, some)

Sophisticated words with half They are written with a hyphen if the second root begins with L, with a capital letter, with a vowel. In other cases, sex is written in difficult words. (Paul Moon, Paul Watermelon, Pol Volga, Podom,)

Interdomitia formed by repetition basics (oh-oh)

Particles -to, - Join other words through a hyphen. (became, take a)

Blinking and separate writing of homonymous independent and service words.

Prepositions With other words are written separately. (on the river, for me, to five)

Derivatives prepositionsFormed on the basis of adventures, they are picked together (ride towards delegates).

Different prevals are written: in view (\u003d due to), it seems (\u003d like), about (\u003d O), instead, like, due to (due to)

Talk about examsbut put money to the account (sowing)

Come on separately derived prepositions during, in continuation,

reason, in order to, from the side).

Alliances also, also to They are picked. They should be distinguished from combinations the same, the same as. In these combinations, the particles may be omitted or rearranged to another place.

Mother studied at the Institute. Father also studied there.

The same word, but not so pray.

Morphology(parts of speech).

Grammatical signs of independent parts of speech.

Part of speech

Gram. value

Question to start. form

Permanent signs

Non-permanent signs

Syntax.

role in sentence

Noun

Odash.-Inoda., Owns. or Narice., Rod, declination

Padel, number

Subject

Addition

Adjective

What? Whose?

High-quality, relative attractive; Full- brief, comparison degrees

Rod, number, case

Definition led by

(short arrival)

Numeral

Number, order with the score

How many? Which the?

Simple-composite, quantitative, ordinal, collector

Padege, number, genus (in ordinal)

As part of any member of the sentence, definition (ordinal)

Pronoun

The value of the part of speech, instead of which is used

Who! What? What? How many? Which the?

Discharge, face (for personal)

Padge (for some), number

Any sentence

Action, condition

What to do? what to do?

View, Transaction, Hiding, Return

Test, time, number, face or genus

Personal forms - Taken, N.F. - any member of the sentence

Participle

Sign of the subject by action

What makes? What made? and etc.

Valid or Paradressive, time, view

Case, number, genus, full or short

Definition

Deep-Tie

Available action

What do you do? What made?

View, repayment

circumstance

Sign of action or other sign

How? Where? Where to? When? What for? and etc.

Degrees of comparison

circumstance

Discharges of adjectives.

Signs

Quality

1. What questions are credited to questions? What? What?

2. Denote the various quality of items: color, internal qualities of a person, mental state, age, the size of the subject; Qualities perceived by the senses and others.

3. There may be diminishing and lacquer suffixes, which, - -th, etc.

4. may have a brief form and degree of comparison

5. Complex adjectives and adjustments are formed. With the prefix

6. Completed with adverbs very, extremely, etc.

More pleasant

Too light light - light

difficult

Relative

1. What questions are credited to questions? What? What?

2. Denote the material from which the subject is made; Time, place, appointment of the subject, etc.

3. These have suffixes -an, -yan, - sk-, -ov-,

4. Do not have a brief form, do not form degrees of comparisons

5. Do not combine with adverbs very, too.

Wood

Pictures

Whose? Whose? Whose? Whose?

2. Recair belong to some person or animal

3. These have suffixes, -Ev, -in, -yn, -

Lisys, fathers, wolf

Discharges of pronoun.

Proponation

1 person: I, we

2 face: you, you

3 face: he, she, it, they

Return

Pictures

My, yours, our, your, your

Questionally relative

Who, what, what, what, whose, which, how much

Uncertain

Someone, something, some, somewhat, something, anything, etc.

Negative

Nobody, nothing, no, nothing, no one, nothing

Indexing

That, this one, such, such, so much

Determinatory

Myself, most, all, all, each, any, other, the other

Nigal name discharges.

By event

By structure

quantitative

Alone

compound

Collector

Twenty five

One third,

Third, thirty fifth

Fourteen, thirtieth

Five hundred, hundredsmatic

One hundred seventy-third, three more than eight tenths

Test and the time of the verb.

Explicitive

Conditional

Imperative

Indicates the action that occurs occurred or will occur in reality.

Denotes an action that is possible with any condition (read, would read)

Indicates the action to whose compassion the speaker encourages anyone (advises, asks, orders)

Present

Past time

Future tense

What is he doing?

What have you been doing?

What did you do?

What will do? (Future complicated)

What will do? (Future Simple)

I read, talked

read

Education communiments

From the basis of the verb of the present

From the basics of infinitive

Communion of the present

Communion of the past time

Valid

Paddative

Valid

paddative

Bole yuschiY

Scream as setiY

Ozar eatoh

Chrov themoh

Skak vS.iY

Ness shiY

Dutch eNNoh

Poverty nN.oh

vise t.oh

Education of Deeprichsty

Temply of imperfect species

Perfect of perfect species

Suffix -a

Suffixes

Lang - Lyzh but

Sidim - SID i

Think - Think in, Think wrench

Carry me - assfied shisch

Discharges of the impossible value.

The discharge of adverch

Questions that are responsible for adverbs

Image image and degree

How?

Fast, fun, in a new way, often, great

Measures and degrees

How many? How many times?

In what degree?

To what extent? How much?

A little bit, a slight, a little, fear, too, completely, quite, twice

Far away, around, around, from the inside, published, everywhere

How long?

Since when?

How long?

Now, soon, has long been, now, on the eve, during the day, at night, in the summer, early

For what reason?

Sherry, Sleep, Injury

For what?

For what purpose?

Discount, called, intentionally

A special group makes placed adverbs:

Indexing adverbs - here, there, there, from there, then

Indefinite adverbs - somewhere, somewhere, somewhere, in some places

Negative adverbs - anywhere, never nowhere

Questionally relative adverbs - where, where, when, why, why.

Lilac blooms (when?) spring. (adverb)

For spring (When? For what?) Summer will come. (noun)

Adcharations with consoles should be distinguished from the consonant combinations of nouns, adjectives and pronouns with pretexts.

First it was difficult. (When? - The circumstance is adverb)

First of the year (n. with a pretext, because there is a dependent word).

Ill so And did not come. (Instant, why?)

Therefore Bridge movement closed. (adj., on the bridge (what?) - Definition)

In Dali Blue spinning sand. (What? Where?)

In the distance The shepherd played. (adverb, where?)

Words of the category of status - indicate the state of nature, ambient, living beings, man (raw, cloudy, hurt, funny, joyful). They are consumed in single impersonal proposals and are a taught.

Education degrees of comparing the names of adjectives and the shorter .

Parts of Speech

comparative

Excellent degree

Compound

Adjective

Much stronger

Less strict

Stricken

stronger

total (all) ..

most…

least…

Deeper than all the most qualitative

Stronger, earlier, less

More strongly

Less strictly

Stroke

total (all) ..

most…

least…

deeper all

most good

To distinguish a comparative degree of adjective degree of adverbs, you need to see, from which word in the sentence depends on the form of a comparative degree. If it depends on the noun, then this is a comparative degree of adjective (in the proposal is a taught) - face thinkish, Class friendly.

If it depends on the verb, then this is adverb (in the sentence is a circumstance) - cut thinkish, stiff friendly.

Service parts of speech.

Pretext - It serves to communicate words in phrases and suggestions. There are simple and composite, derivatives and non-derivatives.

non-derivatives

Derived from

Nouns

Tempechastia

In, k, s, y, o, on, with, for, from, through, etc.

Along, on the contrary, ahead, according to, around

Due to like, in continuation, for, in relation to, in contrast to, in the direction of K, in view, in conclusion, over, in connection, by virtue

Benefactor, later, despite, despite the ongoing

Soyuz - serves to communicate homogeneous members and parts complex offer. There are simple and composite, writing and subordinates.

Discharges of unions by value.

Writing

Subordinates

1. Connecting (and this, and that):and, yes, also, too, not only ... but also, like ... so

1. Issuctive:what seems to

2. Constive (not that, and this):but, yes, but, however

2. Constentive:

Time: when, only while, barely , as soon as before, before, only only

purpose: To, in order to, in order to, in order for

Comparison:how, as if, like, exactly

Cause:because, because, because, because

Condition:if (if), if

Consequence:so that

Concession:although, despite the fact that, let, let

3. Dividing (or that, or this):or, or nor ... neither, then ... then, or even ... either, not that ... not that

Particle - sends shades of value and serves to form some forms of independent words. According to meaning there are forming, semantic. The category is simple, complex, composite.

(Even, it is, after all, just-going, hardly, no matter how other)

Discharge particles value and function.

Semantic (express various meanings)

Forming

(form a word forms)

1. Denial: No, nor

1. The shape of the conditional approxiency of the verb: would, b

2. Approval: Yes, right, just like, yeah, yep, definitely

2. The shape of the imperative leaping of the verb: let, let, yes, come on, let's

3. Strengthening: Even, even, already, and, so, still, after all, well

3. Form a comparative and excellent deposit .: More, less, most

4. Question: Is it really if, or what, what, how, well, how, what if

Exclamation: what kind of like, well, and

Doubt: hardly, hardly, maybe

7. Refinement: It is exactly, exactly, just, just, just, at least, at least, almost

8. Allocation, restriction: only, only, only, almost, exclusively

9. Note: Here, but, won, and won, it

10. Softening Requirements: -

Diffusion of particles is not

Particle ne.

Particle N.

Not - denial value

Misha not Went on the rink.

Not Misha went to the rink, and Yura.

Nor negative particle With an amplifying value:

A) increasing denial

In the sky not It was n. one lumen.

Not n. wind n. Sun, n. noise.

In the sky n. Cloud.

Two particles are not a value of approval

Not can not Talk about this trip. - Must tell.

B) strengthening approval

Where to n. Looking around, everywhere rod thick. (I will see everywhere)

May be words: where no oneand etc.

Arctic - does not apply to any independent, nor to the service parts of speech. Interdomieties are used to express:

Feelings, emotions (fear, joy, doubt, surprise, sadness, delight, sadness, etc.): Oh, oh, well, Bravo, my God, that's what God is with you.

Speech etiquette (greetings, farewell, wishes, gratitude, requests, etc.): Thank you, thank you, goodbye, forgive, sorry, please, all the best, hello.

Teams, order, requests: on, FAS, TCC, Hello, Bay-Bai, Stop, Tzakl

Syntax.

Phrase – a few words associated with meaning and grammatically.

According to the main word, the phrases are nominal (the main word - the name is adjective, the name of the noun, pronoun), the verbal (the main word -Glagol, the sacrament, verbality), the naschaechnoe (the main word - adverb).

Types of communication of words in phrases (according to the dependent word).

Coordination

Control

Adjoint

The dependent word is used in the same way, the number and case (adj., Combation, pronoun \u003d adj., Ordinary numerical)

The dependent word is placed in that case, which requires the main (noun, pronoun \u003d exist.)

The dependent word is connected with the main thing only in meaning

(adverb, verbality)

Proposed

(with a pretext)

Freeless (without preposition)

To experienced teacher

Grew at the expensive

Land development

Work enthusias

Types of proposals.

Types of proposals

By the nature of the expressed attitude to reality

Affirmative(Approve the relationship between the subject of speech and the fact that it is said).

Negative(denied the connection between the subject of speech and what is said to).

Peacon Long Evening in October. (I.Bunin)

No, I do not rush rebellious enjoyment. (A. Pushkin)

By the number of grammatical foundations

Simple (consist of one grammatical basis)

Complex (consist of two or more grammatical foundations)

Along the street in narrow pure rushes breeze. (N.Rovtsov)

Zarya says goodbye to earth, there are couples on the bottom of the valley. (A.FET)

By the nature of the grammatical basis

Twisted(The grammatical basis consists of the subject and faithful)

Single-delivery (The grammatical basis consists either only from the subject, or only the fag

I loved the autumn late in Russia. (I.Bunin)

Already completely dawn. (K. Fedin)

According to the presence of secondary members

Common (They have a grammatical basis and secondary members of the sentence)

Non-proliferated (have only grammatical foundation)

Two drops spilled in glass. (A.Fet)

Lake Belelo. (I.Bunin)

Under the context conditions and speech situation

Full(All the necessary members of the sentence are present)

Incomplete (one or more suggestions are missed)

The whole city was lying in the dark. (A.Fadeev)

Everything is obedient to me, I am nothing. (A. Pushkin)

Types of faithful.

Simple verbalexpressed by one verbal form

Compound

Verbalauxiliary be able to wish, want, start, continue, end or short adjustment. Glad, ready, can, should, intend+ Infinitiv

Name

Verb-bunch being to become, to be, to appear, it seems to be called+ Name: Name of SUT., Ad., Number, places, brief., Nare

Replaced in childhood rainbow rain. (S. Marshak)

Marthawn up to work. (I.Krylov)

It became white gold cross. (S. Marshak)

Secondary sentences.

Definition

(What? What? What? What? Whose? whose? whose? whose?) Stresses the wavy line

Addition

(Who? What? Who? What? Who? What? Who? What? Oh com? What about?) is emphasized by dotted

Circumstance

(Where? When? Where? From where? Why? Why? How?)

emphasized dotted with a point

Consistent

(enclosure, sacrament, pronoun \u003d adj., Order)

Direct (wines. Case without an excuse)

Image image (how? How?)

Inconsistent

(Name of SUMS.)

Indirect (indirect case or wines. Paddle with a pretext)

Places (where? Where? From where?)

Time (when? Since when? So what pore? How long?)

Causes (why? For what reason?)

Measures and degrees (to what extent? To what extent?)

Goals (why? For what purpose?)

Conditions (with what condition?)

Concessions (contrary to what?)

Types of single-part proposals and ways to express the main member of the sentence.

Named

Verbal

Calling Offer (the main member of the sentence is subject to the name of the SUB. in I.P.)

Midnight. Mess and wind.

Definitely personal (verb 1.2 faces, units., MN. Numbers; Send, led. Tilt)

Food. Will you go for a walk? We go with me.

Vaguely personal (verb 3 persons, MNCHESHOLY, NAS., Bud. time; MN. POST. VER.)

Vita gave the player.

Impersonal (impersonal verb, personal verb in the meaning of impersonal, infinitive, words category of state, brief suffer fence, word not)

Darmest. It's cold outside.

Generalized-personal (verb 2 persons, units. h.; 3 persons MN.ch. Ned. Or Bud. Ver.; 2 persons led to the inclination)

Do not count your chickens before they are hatched.

Types of definitions.

Homogeneous

Heterogeneous

Characterize the subject on the one hand (between them you can put the Union and)

Characterize the subject from different sides, for example, in color and size (large red ball), it is impossible to put an union between them and)

Depend on one word and answer the same question

Explain each other, that is, one of the definitions depends on the phrase, which includes the desirable land. And another definition (red ball what? large)

Related to the writing bond, i.e. do not depend on each other

Listed enumerable intonation

Pronounced with enumeration intonation

Separate members.

І. Separate definitions .

Any definitions in the form of phrases (etc. Turnover, aduteactive turnover) or individual words are allocated with commas on one side or from two (inside the sentence) if:

Belong to personal pronoun

Exhausted, dirty, wetWe have reached the shore.

Stand after the noun.

Forest, finally shook remnants of night darkness, I got up in everything with my grandeur. (B.Poleva)

Before the defined nouns, if expressing the cause.

Gonimy raysFrom the surrounding mountains already snow fled to muddy streams on rummaged meadows. (A. Pushkin)

ІІ. Separate applications .

Applications on the letter are allocated with a comma or two commas inside the sentence, if:

They relate to personal pronoun

Us, doctors, strikes it truly limitless patience. (N. Oostrovsky)

Common applications facing the noun.

A pineapple,wonderful gift of nature of the tropics , similar to a large cedar bump weighing two or three kilograms.

Applications facing the defined nouns, if it is causal.

Native Majak{!LANG-11a7b0ef16734e19de4b5923fefb0eb4!}

{!LANG-c972e7c6e5a91a1175f9dfda9d94a796!}

{!LANG-8d35dc51ca78762f779e55280d0509c3!}

{!LANG-d34136be8272069a378a69a3c665c7eb!} {!LANG-50807abef1672e48143d18c7e54067fb!}

{!LANG-0be59e13cced12e3dad8ec9a752be485!} {!LANG-01170be67fea93236e9a60cec31e213e!}{!LANG-ebdfdcc0a93c2bc3614a1ee9d03853a7!}

{!LANG-a2516cb4298c22ba62bf9e8b8decee98!} {!LANG-ebc2dc136e04292a2a2daecd8132f91a!}{!LANG-122bd2e1a695f14b9f909944fc2ba2da!} {!LANG-71cfc772b51d43785d6009af8ffe9646!}{!LANG-3d7b75ad08e177e0e5bdfb9d1efbcbe3!}{!LANG-27ffba4c962e1d37fe22bd156eef6ed9!} {!LANG-4a6a2a73b865c1989fda3241d8bf1c6a!}.

{!LANG-776ff79f6e548d5c3fbde8766cf55686!}

{!LANG-af8c44b024df8c1d35c57998a178a36d!}

{!LANG-fe88ebb7760daa2cd804947db956acfa!} {!LANG-7b803dedad43df8b2bcc0b8497abb8ba!}{!LANG-b6f7f12d75113363a110941a8dfb5109!} {!LANG-83babad0c2685cfdbd2df39740857940!}

{!LANG-93db89628f4870bb8730966bfecf158f!} {!LANG-5f01bbcc13641fa38d683403fe189e94!}{!LANG-d8c6d08e3d3674c7e125483d723e2185!} .

{!LANG-225c0804ee2cb958ecff059eacd414ea!}

{!LANG-2778d002b20dac2df516fd7c83e92c97!}

{!LANG-992df556172aa2363e0718ac5d7510e5!} {!LANG-c3aaaa5db920d4791d1c2f7cfaa7f9e7!}{!LANG-f0c04c943e248e45eefb1e9a9efa0887!} {!LANG-0f4c008da0b01d3768347d850c4cfec9!}

{!LANG-6697cc0ad5d3c1dfa4e29db2a75219a0!} {!LANG-6df483f065bf6119c1e11c39eba27636!}{!LANG-d29c222c2caa4f450c8ad654a4276c18!} {!LANG-b9c4a96205267fcec75dd0936785d3ae!}

3 . {!LANG-b6d3517ffe92b31059a6f6d7d7c4669a!}{!LANG-5b7d7a74d4c38f5382b6f2127e286503!}{!LANG-e9e166e9f4419a77087f1e505e866532!} {!LANG-d910c0c945c4cd117d3b60cf33e4bb9e!} .

{!LANG-6dc39960e763f7b030f7547d2749194c!} {!LANG-6f01b27489e8433069af305c5bee1a62!} {!LANG-b3f837113878f03439c9fb78e3fb0e70!} .

{!LANG-7ee75eaf7b0b1a096d70057641d00f71!} {!LANG-a7b12e95c94ff926d4eaaf84225ed4e9!}.

{!LANG-50beafaaf45af0b5a36f0be7b61fadf8!} {!LANG-eb72ec6ac64e086a94c94a706c6e1eed!}{!LANG-aa26dd7e01aaabf5d1147dd86fddea5c!}

{!LANG-979eccd3187edbbba52740530f3ba474!}

{!LANG-bbc7a0d8db232c602a0b296139a46e7d!}

{!LANG-07808764c4c910cbf369c259bd5745e4!}

{!LANG-8a9c6f4964fa7b716a2e09ebe967db2e!}

{!LANG-69db649f8d056cf3a29a4878e569f4d5!}

{!LANG-a6cce788d70fffa8a2fdcc9d808ee6ea!} {!LANG-f8ccd22df7d48a14a321bf5198bd0c8f!}{!LANG-3e4b310fdd2641d180337c20f1b5d534!}

{!LANG-bc7e6fa2e448353bd0ec18c81ee91aac!}{!LANG-8e6860ed4a7e5cbf079945f144f6badd!}

{!LANG-0743e6b676d887c0cc30d92df1e38b72!}

{!LANG-910a0dd90bf494902cff816fdd62bfdc!}{!LANG-629a15d86ab8baabb52dd09599c0c72e!}

{!LANG-c9d0705b65f2481aa6da4bf656de8a1c!}

{!LANG-7f9c8e0c0267a109556518aabb963bbc!}{!LANG-c75787f366f705138f8dfc146749e145!}

{!LANG-c12dc538ff9f1baf101e748cb8c9952f!}

{!LANG-8a856bacd55e6eb4c4fd75bafbd6e6a5!}{!LANG-c39b0b28f6c225eb81a1cd6abb6608f0!}

{!LANG-1f4e9321b50f49cbcd1c9668125121ba!}{!LANG-d758876a4e99d7df31a50ff2bc7e3a48!}

{!LANG-1c8f139fac12760de8f997da6bc28de7!}

{!LANG-c148ac86ecebbe995e2260cf8da2cae3!}{!LANG-fb13a9947a9b1d9cfe1557cc6def61c8!}

{!LANG-16335964a10756a11401b8aee640e150!} {!LANG-da298aae9b7ab6f5872f370779ccad87!}{!LANG-8fc94ef8062e16986c6d3de8ed22b3c9!}

{!LANG-cea1547efb02f3500d6c1eb19e521b88!}

{!LANG-ea541a6ada7bf01487c7d89603e6794d!}

{!LANG-705d4d82876b666daa2eedd54035cf97!}

{!LANG-3b609b04f448be48fb4969a6dae183ec!}

{!LANG-db2ada95873243e53dbe15bafe784d37!}

{!LANG-2f14ac0af79c710c49a0c2c6ac96f204!}

{!LANG-31740cb99da7f83a9d0d425c8d0881fa!}
{!LANG-a41d2fb0498f28aca6278c30f035e55f!}
{!LANG-b7c418d3fc1a5d1aaf2dd5c83e47e837!}
{!LANG-d64bc33284765eaa4cd16faa017387a1!}

{!LANG-d630e437de89e06c7f9d8153723d12a6!}

{!LANG-00f5ef2ca0fc9285478246d690f4e63d!} {!LANG-668f57411f33950f392c88b612b91a38!}{!LANG-36b6eac836a008d3384e469a5644b25c!}

{!LANG-2eb958eb20352a99f366483bb022baba!}

{!LANG-d089fab7c22ef79e159070e5ad992d0e!}

{!LANG-7630bc6e1d44acee2d588056750397cb!}

{!LANG-28addff83a16c4222deb870056c9ae6a!}

{!LANG-e72cca89d7a41a902b2f7927f1ae6395!} {!LANG-bbc649a63460c47fb8bba4738e1f5134!} {!LANG-aa7b8bac83eb37bf8505187c122c307c!} .

{!LANG-25d83fc8949db5048ab8c3d1d6c2704e!}	{!LANG-7f7937cf5e5d84241d36dcdf6754f421!}
{!LANG-bb0d12cfc74301e563eeb631d7697d77!} {!LANG-4b334c3d52fc8d3bda11202b3e4d533f!}	{!LANG-5fb73e03ec62f7ce98e31cbb1919e9dd!} {!LANG-90dc3333f5bcd56037d45b33b8f1444c!}
{!LANG-e0f37a3ba526fec2bc3cb32645fdd4b2!}	{!LANG-7b61e3f7120ea39531445be5c6336ab5!}
{!LANG-9f3a2c5bb7241211ab1dccf2aca3908a!} {!LANG-a6348c708c65fe8137457f55ae110754!} {!LANG-13c4cc8c8135d75e2641d9fa02058b8b!} {!LANG-43ad72f09118df27c6073ae930552724!}	{!LANG-947f653091fe80972a0015251fc3f7b4!} {!LANG-e8a78d60e5855183e6c99d146d47f6f7!}

60. Word Transfer Rules

{!LANG-3c9ad88e57964930c1d16f44a8c7e1f7!}
{!LANG-aef6ff32b99e57666843b3bece181f15!}
{!LANG-747803093d96370b3232908020507471!}
{!LANG-f626f97a0e3d498769a88778e7727cc2!}
{!LANG-d2524055225da8b6c261f5fe73f74407!}
{!LANG-e2e5837a4782d9f07c69077315b76043!}
{!LANG-3a4701409436ede5660657706961766c!}

{!LANG-a3e65a2f65633bc3507f0e67483c2344!}

{!LANG-60cc785f14c0e7e6ddcc52efe4ef08bd!}

{!LANG-5486e9dae411d24b1d976dcac8d7b46e!}
{!LANG-4d43d7befea5a929ae23e9860a3e0439!}
{!LANG-be51014f3d947fcacf99de3cb8285a23!}

from the stroke:

{!LANG-2cbabd44d8d1badf286d86c22bdaa7d8!}

{!LANG-7691fbf3d1ca75b2385aa1b65589ab4e!}

{!LANG-322cdb840a81d4348f9c6fd617c74910!}

{!LANG-8a835ae519a481ee4a3515b45967e483!}

{!LANG-34a70fa59936c28f41e479893b55108c!}

{!LANG-ffdf6f640d710f44e69481958c2808aa!}

{!LANG-780c445a3f3b7f18693592cd750fbf8e!}

{!LANG-1c80789d0cda38fd5c78ae728bc475d0!}

{!LANG-fc914121509c711a2cf06c9d962f0e7b!}

{!LANG-504efb46f7f196449dfb4a12bba1dc05!}

{!LANG-47cd51d4460534234cec01d6491f963b!}

{!LANG-fe6f7c00879fb4a3d1efb33264d31ae0!}

from the value:

{!LANG-ccfbc3c0d8e3d03e6a580a5846396772!}

{!LANG-d926203f10d6b02c38841ad4937f9875!}

{!LANG-355c5c69d1c2c9c7a6eb2d6a1a4c67e8!}

{!LANG-a47bd21e698e1fae60289caca34c26b1!}

{!LANG-53faa5cacfd55f74796754e2ac1d6d57!}
{!LANG-b0ff0d6e4c4e690b69535cccf09f7f96!}
{!LANG-d6a94e51693d0e9f99176553025448af!}
{!LANG-bcc049979bd7b09ab4d3197b89940328!}

{!LANG-c718c366b1e644955cfa791356c8aa4c!}

{!LANG-c032306f14bb6dfd015500f0f91b7a68!}
{!LANG-4d8e658c73dee955a3526979327358dd!}
{!LANG-6fb8e9db799ca5386482fb2db06fc248!}

Choice of vowels; and or e.

{!LANG-1d8d018c26c5b3c5bade84e03771666d!}
{!LANG-b792e9859f40cf18ae3e2b1325ea91d0!}
{!LANG-ea71fe46076255ddff391e639a4ea5e4!}

{!LANG-e0eddb29ad93fa16f8382ce89a35edd4!}

{!LANG-b40cf0595a80f45dbc6f2c6ebb587bab!}

{!LANG-53886ae36fcd8430c2bf75d74c0ec1dc!}
{!LANG-2fcf308a669559b12d9725bb96925c8e!}
Double consonants are written:
{!LANG-350baefd76fc5dd24b04b33025c0785c!}
{!LANG-6a0004869947d5a04fdd247db716971c!}
{!LANG-1c76e02ffb60ef32ec055bffa087508c!}
{!LANG-67a4308f5dee5d6b9e679357bcc7ed35!}

64. The spelling of the consoles.

{!LANG-1ca27f17930f2999ccefc9018da7d69d!}
{!LANG-58b481dfc967a5a3276afbb9c06a0fa3!}
{!LANG-2fff0c2f122d6dbe5043c3374627d28c!}

{!LANG-56b3d2d3cf8dae43b2209bfdedd86441!}

{!LANG-e2bac94b5c918323145a5acdbfd615e3!}
{!LANG-60b50d86b131219b49b388a9812b4829!}

{!LANG-abe75585094051ca9e2809d90f481a80!}

{!LANG-430dd33f257b356b242049efb1ada590!}
{!LANG-aca8e32faf38d974caba7bb2f4f2591f!}
{!LANG-b5a589ef327278fb73151a7b9d34793a!}
{!LANG-0da42eced2598dfce5df2f7be7887a49!}
{!LANG-47789146dbc75d51c9db0e2cd775a44f!}

{!LANG-9b1a98430cc2879ff4100fd98be60fcd!}

{!LANG-0e1c2fc1c3cf1abce81a8044c6b39c67!}

{!LANG-511d6bfecd62536e8e282042af07c5ee!}
{!LANG-b34b0be72d1f7c93c0f0ecf85e271e86!}
the word "two-pulse", etc.
{!LANG-0fd5c448f0ea528f7ed28f5ad1c5f888!}

{!LANG-f615c877ca8d5775cbf1b73328f0ef80!}

{!LANG-85130eb0a430bc86d5618df9ec295db9!}

{!LANG-15de8f7f3009a8846d518c9e1d0dec32!}
{!LANG-c5aee48c970bdca74f3a7a51ce603c16!}
{!LANG-1eb53f0c9d7371d681237fb8be86b705!}

{!LANG-0acd91b721c1d6e9b345ad3148724025!}

{!LANG-222aa19ec06e5c0d404a24304fff766b!}

{!LANG-2fdb5fec4b52cddd7e1fed883d1bca1d!}

{!LANG-ac994be875ea1ceb47131fbf2827ba61!}
{!LANG-f1e5ccf81b15c38cb4ac0aac6a512a8b!}

{!LANG-fb53301df544452386e4690dd59aa5b7!}

{!LANG-92e6f25fa62e44f6c3d38f2b4f053f20!}

{!LANG-4d422cc5f788ff199c3bc7ec5d6d9bb1!}

{!LANG-ef75fa74399f0686ba7ebee57b95ad9f!}
{!LANG-6f89aa00fac01b508b3907ec19dbebfc!}
{!LANG-b4a4d2efa82275073d7f243697f8f8fa!}
{!LANG-2c7f9408f1a01477a5aa672b75031259!}
{!LANG-bc92ebf17116bec3d2b8373526375558!}
{!LANG-052938098b9ad24fc108953c33b73adb!}
in pronounty about
words and hope.

{!LANG-a04ada92f9744e7bb06e3cbf699bcd49!}

{!LANG-851f0c7c2fdb3a7ba0a18b26263f8a30!}

{!LANG-1c1fad2c6902fbead0c748cf13582841!}
{!LANG-bcf0b9ecbece3e46942c69183ea2ef86!}
{!LANG-14c174f0e218b867418131ba0f03e686!}
{!LANG-5a8557092a31cb50abd2ac7aed4de452!}
{!LANG-f14888b0ecfae72f1fb6a3293114b8fd!}
{!LANG-f88e5e4878fa321bdc67ffc81ec0e013!}
{!LANG-efe89501e431d1fc10659aac60c74bfc!}
{!LANG-2b64fb4b7528e685f36f90649842cb15!}

{!LANG-aeeb70b479786a19c47f88f888bc586e!}

{!LANG-0a857da00810b0bbd93ccfe02130986f!}
{!LANG-1ac0b021ade505fde063880ddc08f2a1!}
{!LANG-f1334a8e8b5133093f791d53e9d07170!}
{!LANG-2bed633feb6f76a7d0a8bc4a32853486!}

{!LANG-844c86ed8bee59a28815a4d412ad1592!}

{!LANG-2f7f41527078456c0ba03aeb12f93039!}

{!LANG-729b6edbef9ccb98be4bc2c3a9d22555!}

{!LANG-5d3fae2a445ef96944eb15dc0f5a97f7!}
{!LANG-d7d5d77a51daada06cbd73b1da820b6d!}

{!LANG-e8d56f9a9d6af3a754d05e0fd1b76f05!}

{!LANG-69d093ee15cf5e13ade51dfce80211ac!}

{!LANG-f651b42f3ced9e8a240177f6c34decae!}

{!LANG-05d05beb0a76c2987102d2cd53bb50c1!}

{!LANG-7abf1819a327cbb7450e20b16587bc7a!}

{!LANG-3b98cfd3c08e80818c4db706fba4f022!}

{!LANG-b3769db7f41067e20ac405fc291c3b5a!}

1 type
		male Rod	feminine gender	neuter gender
units. number	I.P. R.P. D.P. V.P. T.P. P.P.	merry, early merry, early merry, early {!LANG-afaf73216b18aae0c4e3e86c63edfaca!} cheerful, early about cheerful about early	cheerful, early cheerful, early cheerful, early cheerful, early cheerful, early about cheerful, about early	cheerful, early merry, early merry, early cheerful, early cheerful, early about cheerful about early
mN. number			cheerful, early merry, early cheerful, early merry, early merry, early about funny, about early

2 type
		male Rod	feminine gender	neuter gender
units. number	I.P. R.P. D.P. V.P. T.P. P.P.	lysius. fox liver. lysius. fox about fox.	foxes fox. fox. lisa fox. about fox	fox. fox liver. fox. fox about fox.
mN. number	I.P. R.P. D.P. V.P. T.P. P.P.		fox. fox. fox fox. foxes about fox
3 Type
		male Rod	feminine gender	neuter gender
units. number	I.P. R.P. D.P. V.P. T.P. P.P.	fathers, nursing {!LANG-964b3e7e6451eb80cc49e9cbdd4b67a1!} fathers, nursing otsovy, sister about fathers, about sister	otzova, Nursina otzova, sister otzova, sister fathers, sister otsova (OY), sister (Noah) otzova, about sister	food, sister otzova, Nursina {!LANG-6484c1f8c74f082238307a4a9e0702a0!} {!LANG-b7ed7be38bc942202626c18806d4e4ff!} about fathers, about sister

mN. number	I.P. R.P. D.P. V.P. T.P. P.P.		fathers, nursing otz, sister otsovy, sister fathers, nursing fathers, sister about fatty, about sister

{!LANG-6486bf1cf0ba6065cb40a554499e310f!}

{!LANG-fbb10d10df2dc62655e2ff98911f6f83!} {!LANG-bc6c1fca4339107339a63a11d6dccaa7!}{!LANG-df186185284dd6b82150303850bfedad!}
{!LANG-af22a2bf180b9b92d591ac91fbe0fcf7!}
{!LANG-1b947e9f2131f6892652ef0f3d166941!} {!LANG-0a7ca7e39d4db4e3e6d3b2231fae5f14!}{!LANG-88c6826d7b3cb5a6719275fbfe8fb7f1!}
{!LANG-90bf4ef06e0ed133e49c17404d8b57ba!}
{!LANG-5422934dde2b96401f0461b7fcf68aa7!}

{!LANG-1eec6adfa8b00d3caab670a0907a5f55!}

{!LANG-88cc2b53430a909fe767218b54d54b3e!}
{!LANG-f3df87f312de8a96b3ce1bc75d2abf98!}
{!LANG-592028470b38095ec9b02f55dbc502e7!}
{!LANG-52841e6bcea9f0210ed1e8c5494cecc0!}
{!LANG-240e845ee075d89620686305c0e68b63!}
{!LANG-12060417410c419c34827156c3935922!}
{!LANG-f6b4304a3d15da3658f753d7adb92b66!}

{!LANG-b94331d146fdea051f5f4f9bf5fd7c30!}
{!LANG-3e49423f3704116561b168959b860075!}

{!LANG-8ea0ac793f67f7d52fc006cd82eb9a03!}

{!LANG-7406876139703ea712b2c647c629b9d6!}

{!LANG-d6923917f084a599c8545fb855f0d278!}

{!LANG-9c94bf0257d907fa560e45703816c230!}
{!LANG-18e9f97cb1d41a2402e9cdc4865b21b1!}
{!LANG-9c0280361990fa1b7db845ffb8ea256b!}

{!LANG-1b67b1b8c922983f073718ee504c4c7e!}

{!LANG-6d19f7fc8251f6420a2b11d5dc797989!}
{!LANG-f79f4e26867965c3fdb1ed95709e3690!}
- in combination day-day,
{!LANG-f423fabb1f7345fe8dfe045bac64b87e!} {!LANG-6a6e4eb594d3d446a721f07ca966a8e9!}{!LANG-e8b8b4805f2fc4324e14f5d4a93611fc!}

{!LANG-32f5d7feee6ed368f2e1e2b95f31766e!}


{!LANG-4286e022f10fe5457716b0aed8f69093!} {!LANG-806770bcfc303ea86211917a0d4e8869!}	{!LANG-b22125729e88b7908e0590aeff87f494!} {!LANG-02b63a67377db402b9a1faaf0622d229!} {!LANG-ec8a5286abfed18123331746ea2b1f60!} {!LANG-90344a7ae27b40012aa945ab60fa5a5e!}

{!LANG-749206224dc18bb02ee86c7356518fc3!}

{!LANG-4580df7ac7469590648852cbdd3a48c4!}

{!LANG-1b799f68cf8b54f5577b038174825a20!}

{!LANG-7561cd583f79dd31a016e9b3df209300!}

{!LANG-97126e773225031b01b45ccc7c23fa78!}

{!LANG-6c7e5e7a42bedd8206459599b252b908!}

{!LANG-772cebe833345dd64e5f8af460a7d47f!}

{!LANG-6c1b6f0e85441a94f3fbe24fba5c1d71!}
{!LANG-928bce0292c3cfaeb828b04a91d2a28e!}
{!LANG-05f6c2772c459dfbbca7e0160b497e7c!}
{!LANG-016a8e78204c1604b8d3cdff15c10bfe!}

{!LANG-f74aa4facbe9b88057b5fea697c72eaa!} {!LANG-fa4f8fc9be625fb109964b3238d07d25!}:

a) they are picked:

{!LANG-3a2b6974cae25f5d57cb9281ef775bfd!}
{!LANG-9d2a81c8e2f7262caf5f1ba8a47cdb54!}

Exception: roll-field;

{!LANG-4dd427d588f94a4d08cfe46d6a5af169!}

b) through the hyphen is written

{!LANG-740ff16ad1b579681b1b6513c03ed313!}
{!LANG-315a7a182ea66ff44660452d871d6a9c!}
{!LANG-6d6f0a9d3a78f02903887392f73666f6!}
{!LANG-4baea5521f1959cd1242e815ce19d2f7!}

{!LANG-7ce9ad1ebd04f2c1fc764b93420e9c40!}

{!LANG-792f68c2a48c942281d3cb4a39cf110f!}
{!LANG-fb271b9a6078c2efd073c5581a3a5d88!} {!LANG-2fc5a0bfc0641a4c5b158ee585261710!}{!LANG-01fe06b00661ab5ac6680ac8eec50aa1!}
{!LANG-2fc1ded5f744de1929226d8ee4334458!}
{!LANG-51f64fee6206c072fd937d1a335bb6d7!}

b) they are written through the hyphen:

{!LANG-d11a21dce985a786478e44346eee5e5c!}
{!LANG-cea34f6642ce42d5b0e11655ba054259!}
{!LANG-df51660b873f071c00a4024ac591f416!}
{!LANG-f2c11da42a96e8776aa40b635e959706!}
{!LANG-906904fc8ba6a6b8c25db060f2cdecb1!}

{!LANG-841291841ec49e8e00d3bf8508d962e1!}

{!LANG-0970b03e11967b685e0c4c89cc3c373f!}
{!LANG-18cdcc8885b4c45ae4378e697f2f5420!}
{!LANG-09e6a6ec1f6cb2053d05eb385dd2ee36!}
{!LANG-8007e2c8cc95f6d3ec525acabe9fb744!}
{!LANG-3bec02fdd7a6c9c0456bb406c02226c3!}
{!LANG-b79559e48a083e6775c1c7f972a08bd6!}

{!LANG-048d6984732380a7d4123778dba94ca6!}
{!LANG-ab2c758fd885fc1b7ace6ce6c6ac3786!}
{!LANG-93cabf0431a7e2d411f8163684a27923!}

{!LANG-d22d9dff565874c858427763ee851ac1!}

{!LANG-cebc8c7bb1de8fe05c628abd53439470!}

{!LANG-f53a5ea987a7189f535a523b7a6ec119!}

{!LANG-b60e725c64bffc9313f36f9fc3f611be!}

{!LANG-a3fa8a2da828875804d0567750419217!}

{!LANG-9ec53e40716422c1dcdb712a08ef59a2!}

I. p.
R.p.
D.p.
V.p.
T.P.
P. P.

six
six
six
six
six
about six

thirty
thirty
thirty
thirty
thirty
about thirty

{!LANG-bdc13207352257f8d66d2c9f3a794b24!}

{!LANG-6b19ec56bcd3e2206b991f57b8c9d850!}

{!LANG-d1ce3317c3d84caf08acca90786d6e8e!}

{!LANG-673d8e96f3b6fd247df8a4012e0d6708!}

{!LANG-9df31324e6ab6c67c183b488c3b29583!}

{!LANG-83fe2749c47a68565c198fe685761ef4!}

{!LANG-a40ac9f539e43bd792fabf9cb96e450a!} {!LANG-58f91877b8ae8c13e9a7b15704fa695d!}:

{!LANG-249e8f422f84c74fbfe1588d88b260e0!}

{!LANG-b3acbc32b2e33303f8d3305de992bbf2!}

{!LANG-40f0502d2d44c2fda1b9909b929a7828!}
{!LANG-d4e8abf8eeee2e23941ad550ed0c59e1!}
{!LANG-bd1a43ea6100f0c555b32006ef1a6b64!}

{!LANG-3bfc97f59d04978aca09a1f374efef03!}

{!LANG-db1d9d24aeaf2f1f68db76b615f0186e!}
{!LANG-fb6e01486980ead1107e070f4b6f7a2d!}

71. Spelling of verbs.

{!LANG-384e06efffc1daf62bc6c7598221702d!}

{!LANG-26bec2957cf45d836ef4e9b99b01aeaa!}

To the II conjunction belongs:

{!LANG-3ff5f21e35288e3c0b57214f84870189!}
{!LANG-5520dab2ddc026db45419270955a7cd6!}
{!LANG-708ef9fdd55ad577cc4653de26fb5b57!}

{!LANG-568684459bc722d029ec6acf91cfa86a!}

{!LANG-746717fa4fee97fe05d69a6f43da4a1d!}

{!LANG-bbbbe3543b2ad93231e067ebab789ede!}

units
1 person read, take
2 person read, take
S face reads, takes

mN.ch.
1 person read, take
2 person read, take
3 person read, take

want
want wants

We want
want to
want

Begu
being running
Bim
beztet
run

eat
eat
eating

Eat eating eating

create
create
create

Create creation will create

give
give
dust

Let us give to give

{!LANG-253c2d4073b4361ca1c28c022d0934aa!}

{!LANG-c5934fd15e79d5762d7582c5c9761d80!}

{!LANG-c7608fc97d51cc15ff7f12f423e25981!}

1. B (Soft sign) is written:

{!LANG-fe3d1cff731361517aee16d612be25f6!}
{!LANG-2ee11484b32ec9dfa04da2a0de329f02!}
{!LANG-a39c19da8ff2f08644f1f3e6c187896d!} {!LANG-18e4b409cee3605db8552b80c0a20fc8!}{!LANG-d85037380460d04356db373ff72e5c42!}
{!LANG-7c300006af278aea133a57dbc6229db3!}

{!LANG-995f5b8cb0bf82e45b5a4f4fd97739b5!}

{!LANG-cad3031dbcc17687bdec49d1af70193f!}

{!LANG-b95050e5d3c616234a4adf8f7935e714!}

{!LANG-ca8ab45827ea5c6f6dd175cba8c155c9!}

{!LANG-40be781822f0b8ec33392ce8631797ce!}

{!LANG-ead707637c9b3a89ceb7efced56f4f78!}

{!LANG-7b173b9b7fccaf5cef2242f0b727e35a!}

{!LANG-bbc05c283f27919b562e74bd93ce2eb4!}

{!LANG-c0800c4f781d4a2b3a68170c440bc358!}

{!LANG-5fd148ed4d6f8d0af3d994385b52c8f3!}

{!LANG-f0bcdfb04ce1189d5657f9ccf3581e1d!}
{!LANG-27d078210c1578645f8bcd8527be8d1c!}

{!LANG-26297a55ecc59e187660f010cabdd7f4!}

{!LANG-22550550f8151e0799e1fd702217c80a!}

{!LANG-efcbed94360b762c2e0ff056b015e680!}

{!LANG-a90e39b61f5899f8a19a90c000282cf2!}
{!LANG-4be876b0a42c6155fcad75cd921cba9a!}
{!LANG-bf3e24d894dd4137807c76bf9d9697f7!}

{!LANG-a34ea1a47a5d8b805130932fe29b757d!}

{!LANG-7bee96a1d7e055a0d0f66bbc04995491!}
{!LANG-c68d3525ab5de8ec10d53d0a278ccec6!}
{!LANG-f21388331bc90fd79f696fdade66ef8d!}
{!LANG-d706cc4b27a539dbcaba2399f51282ba!}

74. Spelling of predictions.

{!LANG-914c85c2e380f3fc70e56eeeb59e06ab!}

{!LANG-d54cdd2265f33dc6ab0d609b4d6c8003!}
{!LANG-2a3b1e1aec07c44cad75789aeedec675!}
{!LANG-85359a79c1a0975471f10cd72aa7a77d!}
{!LANG-9e4abb2071295d3706b2f2bdb2f18156!}

75. The spelling of unions.

1. They are written punk:

{!LANG-d46aad575605686e29314d1032a66d2d!}

{!LANG-0b370a2b78e245d5bbd53a4ab0aefdfe!}

{!LANG-6b0f58b9c924a7784fa54f5a6c8a6fb3!}

{!LANG-106ef3a14155d43c9c5980b02133c1a9!}

{!LANG-b6bea54fb5b970367372f536b6587f13!}

part of speech		apart
sUD	{!LANG-d82644643f3dfd0f74076e8c902bb6ec!} {!LANG-f8dca83de5109238d1cbe74409d4a556!}	{!LANG-c97b67061e4a6bcc12f2b559db3dcd5b!} {!LANG-e2d555dd1979ed6c80606c63fedd5e7a!}
arr.	{!LANG-01eda87eba2f504e6b57bbb59c1e53d4!} {!LANG-df3de44fee065f7b8b0ffa9bd9dd4720!} {!LANG-770810ba16fd444ff81b620058f61b06!} {!LANG-aa71b1ff6c176b90f0eac54890ea384a!}	{!LANG-ced9edb60ffb7d4bb91a95e7d728949d!} {!LANG-8917c97049bf00dca21a48e8a6f47d2f!} {!LANG-2d451b0cfe60c9cdf080b6eb2bd9f6a3!}
numbers	{!LANG-bdf4fffe341822e563c58011ff13f75b!}	{!LANG-9ed63f01f186c12f7168e8b00a49c070!}
place.	{!LANG-bdf4fffe341822e563c58011ff13f75b!}	{!LANG-64d9383eca32fe8b0dd5a6decc834ebe!}
verb	{!LANG-b55a4fef33ef4ec36b38ee89cfcee74a!} {!LANG-22e677556121d5897a0a44d049704410!}	{!LANG-50dfc7925a0e714125446362baa6559c!}
deeprich.	{!LANG-3ba96c2ff671bfb54c9a3b2eeb5bc060!} {!LANG-f46546592a011d250b112b75cc0cfc9e!}	{!LANG-83112b1c359a4008e11301672da96802!}
prelimal.

poshestiv	{!LANG-c3c02cd4f0cdc173823ce7d275a8b3a9!}	{!LANG-1092012a8657eb85f79903b88d58df0a!} {!LANG-3836ffe966923e46779561af0af108ea!} {!LANG-77951cd20fb7a345eeafc233653e8a9f!}
adverb	{!LANG-992ddb56f81d0262ce22c6ed2b619fa3!} {!LANG-032b1a303d92bf6f0f6b7a93f2acf8dc!}	{!LANG-06b2511b274c4ff2c6e334c89c299959!} {!LANG-568cff002e8bc085f7d5902422e3012c!} {!LANG-651a0c8d9179b28bb9f73613bea74c26!}

The spelling of the particles is not

{!LANG-d362e469b69ffd72cfb6d0a6bed2539a!}

{!LANG-230b7ace508045dbe406fb5d8d003895!}

01.
{!LANG-c51775bd0c1d14c8dc39d25e5b48a58c!}

02.
{!LANG-5b6c71270b766dd9426309c51266bc13!}

03.
{!LANG-33da3f34552e0145a478f3fa13bd6d30!}

04.
{!LANG-4fc201a72ce7fecf336ae466e2decb77!}

05.
{!LANG-d410eb4204ec8e4bf7b481890c5d7c18!}

06.
{!LANG-263787592759aef377f17b4293e88218!}

07.
{!LANG-04fe14d55048cf305664c84888911670!}

08.
{!LANG-9549b6285bc8995c8ed4ca364423fef7!}

09.
{!LANG-eff4fac64a284a4df1c7c3c63f1d5915!}

10.
{!LANG-2f1ed25a6ca5a7515cfa27fe381d263c!}

11.
{!LANG-8cf56c6360e0323c1d2531cd8b427dca!}

12.
{!LANG-f2e1a07ae92f36484cb8046157176368!}
{!LANG-9290c76df6016bee0f7670125cbded67!}

13.
{!LANG-666e66eac56184d525b07549fbf6480c!}

14.
{!LANG-5f275d4cb8725e2bac0b58f42bddc22e!}

15.
{!LANG-00b1572416d6a4f47e8a581b031b40d6!} {!LANG-583e9301e38ccf21ab44b4d2a8f9840c!}{!LANG-73365e38bf2b65234d77914e34d9fae0!} shi{!LANG-6d06e57fb78a68fdbaacb9937beca4e6!}

16.
{!LANG-00b1572416d6a4f47e8a581b031b40d6!} {!LANG-b67f3c1161fdca9a9060cb8f5c8fe202!}{!LANG-73365e38bf2b65234d77914e34d9fae0!} {!LANG-8fb47f41652fb1026810b05f2a7e3d43!}{!LANG-743f39a051035f92840912d3629fe726!} {!LANG-84a1312f3d15ce33550672befa613651!}{!LANG-73365e38bf2b65234d77914e34d9fae0!} {!LANG-d6f7cacbefe3f49f0a3c1ae8326abcef!}{!LANG-3db4bd3933eca6d57932867b888472ee!}

17.
{!LANG-7595e3fa93acbf6a0e7bca53a1130bbc!} {!LANG-284145201ac4e6972f157533d2770469!}, {!LANG-15c571107f4c5f3a6dd04ec3340ae175!}, {!LANG-bd79a23db5eed9643cc32bc052e3c853!}{!LANG-37c1fb5e096b407806b5fe56caedbb1c!}

18.
{!LANG-4f1f09268e79fb9973946f962eaf9322!}
{!LANG-cbe2d061e4b51ff046f7dc26a343c4e1!}{!LANG-9c79241bec32c014f32f159f2ee1c283!}
{!LANG-e7216bf0bad4d165829a07784a36bbe1!}{!LANG-a2d646ddfa13ee5c7fccd3e7b30e8a50!}
{!LANG-879cc837547cedbadd7c25256397a7d4!}
{!LANG-456d9654b4dc3638d9800946e8888cc5!}{!LANG-30f0e76cc43eb8a53d2b916678255b99!}
{!LANG-409902a7694f91040cde40936a467986!}{!LANG-888e347f5295c60ab464c4ac5b8a9bb0!}

19.
{!LANG-469f13add3f60cacdf5352c99effa031!} {!LANG-a0cda35da333c15ec6b355c1d1a1a0ae!}{!LANG-f2cf9cd6a4cad7172f429cca907782eb!} {!LANG-1ae0c309fac241ed09eff4f2bd817067!}]

20.
{!LANG-f2d42adcafe36c588513c0a739762013!}

21.
{!LANG-d6bdc10a4919f20214973cfd80ab1ab3!} {!LANG-27be52e42835de4fccfccbd79b74c5e2!}{!LANG-c794fe320840f875be456d046bb348d9!} {!LANG-f673be489503322894af574c337b6b85!}{!LANG-b66fb518e12a66a0d6678f5f110c70e0!}

22.
{!LANG-9616a03a114b9607b172ca88da203d1a!}

23.
{!LANG-ba7542e5c63707da0deee1cf8e04e783!}

24.
{!LANG-2fbf4f9cfab0cffe3d79a7be1ec5802c!} {!LANG-0ff8ff14e1c2306ddaebde3ba06261f3!}, {!LANG-7ae8c6f2d32d01df2d824465be48de83!}, {!LANG-4f98f4fe075cfd3fc10fe5f06f478704!}, {!LANG-ed1ff6a7698fdca362d39f93f657a0db!}, {!LANG-91dc3ea3bc1094cfbe54966556849c06!}, {!LANG-899701d9c7d2c3835f0d673148fb84ae!}, {!LANG-12e7c41d459d9cddf2c68ada208ad8da!}, {!LANG-88b042dd81765ee78b29d0c16d61935c!}, {!LANG-345e96602f99a8207e6158bddd5fe55e!}, {!LANG-ada0dfe5df14550398a2128eecfb1423!}, {!LANG-30a2eceb81770d0b7eb48fa2ae026658!}, {!LANG-704d130d0226291c13c49d7483487326!}, {!LANG-ad9ca0c72bed9a352629893dadf74d1c!}{!LANG-87614d051762da4c3b93389652f47f33!} {!LANG-444a172ab29788b2a306f991e77dfac8!}{!LANG-699a123f9552146c7636f6056af4abab!}

{!LANG-21d309167c566c51c6dfe43eedbf1874!} {!LANG-b55fa897206eeb0ffed778a7f4e6fd15!}{!LANG-3166f8eb9b53ab9b00c701dc7234e727!}

{!LANG-e8ee5a876bb6e3064f7d4384dc3069d0!}

{!LANG-7fd25b3f2405d97425f3501f10ffba5b!}

{!LANG-d06e8e9062c5ea5baaab4949c05c2e59!}

{!LANG-199f70e27ad298bf48c12cab1914f27b!}

{!LANG-8dd17c0d19578c9bae92ba7cfa6afdb9!}

{!LANG-99eacf200113118786b81e34b9bbacb8!}

{!LANG-e30861e455d5797a7450e593d5e57dc4!}

{!LANG-2d29bd7b269ee9af07ec6fe3b388f5bc!} {!LANG-789cc49b6547b61f1b26920b11af6ede!}{!LANG-fc10668324882c0f73a5f7c87a8bdb47!}

{!LANG-982274249b48424a5757e38db6a49ae9!}

{!LANG-ac5158451019bbdd03c0e9f592253386!}

{!LANG-3bd4dea1d99eeb657a84467ad10254b7!}

{!LANG-809a8b11aa70e01c3f72862334ac6573!}

{!LANG-0e97f85918893307678149567276584b!}

{!LANG-e4466396eded08f9f86982b51ceeee4f!}

{!LANG-924a8f2aa16ab3a145a44ca732173af5!}

{!LANG-0c0ad59d3ac0fa7b02a00236ad3a0fd3!}

{!LANG-cb25e82c6f322b99beba8dcb08617e83!}

{!LANG-12ac39aead5bba72a79b25fcd5e13c95!}

{!LANG-23c935af606307091302e7a9efa7b2b3!}

{!LANG-fbc8a245de95b41e276ba0f9336133ae!}

{!LANG-ad36d14026af8779f6a27c1c7c36120f!}

{!LANG-2fb372c120bd8bce2c209a2eb41feaac!}

{!LANG-400fd421bc6100b16a0f0b2237302e6d!}

{!LANG-d1e39ecf7e591c6b8ae4357573e8f2cf!}

{!LANG-b9c83aff943bcfb05c9941739035adb2!} {!LANG-f0e36d448d11ac0b68c668fb187530d6!}{!LANG-13a4a4edaeda44ee1639a5daf8b918e0!}

{!LANG-4c264e829b975c4de149d924e1b210e3!}

{!LANG-3ee8892be3dafd27befec244fb26dab9!}

{!LANG-48781650194af7831c668db63714a576!}

{!LANG-6e2eed6466c4ace37cd0ff398e7f4054!}

{!LANG-664a965ba57ee6c8d3ff95484f489fee!}

{!LANG-fb5f00b287543b210beda7b442ab3998!} {!LANG-533bcacde274ba0e92f1b4308cb89270!}{!LANG-96adfbc9ed3a6298df47d26107f1e7e7!}

{!LANG-fef022d810d8c35df1450f3a9a6b824f!}

{!LANG-a355c29a58d5928ebf864401bd057217!}{!LANG-637eea5370926a96ac3d0c8540f6d63a!}

{!LANG-c7f7193324791ef7f1da6e5b37e916ec!}{!LANG-b7fb5930017f821ec3a8c5662751334b!}

{!LANG-057b13acc4b7687586fdd6e660440183!}

{!LANG-5366bd0cfcb80d5a6a521f345f02fd12!} {!LANG-3f22e4c93c7190a1422a888805fdc84a!}{!LANG-3518bbbbf9e33d365a75dc1b1a9b4b5b!}

{!LANG-9f056e93dc8047e80b08cc2e84165b55!}

{!LANG-c6625e49d24b2ff2432a7614756cd753!}

{!LANG-1c86196bcc5bf17770d2252ecbe7ecbf!}

{!LANG-386055df984e1512cf444f922b8ec4f4!}

{!LANG-ce9fd16e9d94361e142dea779400f608!}

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