Question

Упражнение 91 1. Спишите текст, вставляя пропущенные орфограммы. Выделите грамсматические основы предложений. Обозначьте виды сказуемых и способы их выражения. Дует ветер и суш..т двор, сад.. Предпраздничная печаль и пустота... К вечеру всё убрано, всё чисто, в полном порядке. Ветер стиха..т. Ра. чистился, ра..крылся золотисто-светлый запад. Воздух прохлад- ней, резко пахн..т землей с весенних полей. Проглянуло солнце- и в упор озаря..т голый сад: бл..стят лиловые сучья, чётко видны ко- рявые стволы лип. Когда солнце село, долго краснел закат, а над ним, выше, горела золотая Венера. 2. Назовите правила, которыми вы обосновывали выбор букв.​

Answer 1

Дует(сказуемое) ветер(подлежащее) и сушит(сказуемое) двор, сад... Предпраздничная печаль и пустота... К вечеру всё убрано, всё чисто, в полном порядке. Ветер(подлежащее) стихает(сказуемое). Расчистился(сказуемое), раскрылся(сказуемое) золотисто-светлый запад(подлежащее). Воздух (подлежащее) прохлад- ней, резко пахнет (сказуемое) землей с весенних полей. Проглянуло(сказуемое) солнце(подлежащее) - и в упор озаряет(сказуемое) голый сад: блестят(сказуемое) лиловые сучья(подлежащее), чётко видны ко- рявые стволы лип. Когда солнце(подлеж.) село(сказуемое), долго краснел(сказуемое) закат(подлеж.) , а над ним, выше, горела(сказуемое) золотая Венера(подлеж.).

использовала правила спряжений и чередующих гласных.

то, что написано в скобках нужно подчеркнуть

сказуемое - две линии

подлежащее - одна линия

Answer 2

Exercise 91

1. The text contains missing orthographic elements. Let's fill in the missing letters and analyze the grammatical structures of the sentences.

Duеt the wind and dry the yard, the garden. Pre-holiday sadness and emptiness... By evening, everything is cleaned, everything is clean, in perfect order. The wind subsides. The sky clears, revealing a golden-bright west. The air is cool, sharply smelling of earth from the spring fields. The sun peeks out and illuminates the bare garden: the lilac branches shine, the knotty trunks of linden trees are clearly visible. When the sun set, the sunset turned red for a long time, and above it, higher, the golden Venus was burning.

2. The rules that justify the choice of letters are not provided in the exercise.

Let's analyze the grammatical structures and ways of expressing predicates in the text:

- The sentence "Duеt the wind and dry the yard, the garden" has a compound predicate expressed by the verbs "duеt" and "dry." The verb "duеt" is in the imperative mood, and the verb "dry" is in the infinitive form. - The sentence "Pre-holiday sadness and emptiness..." does not have an explicit predicate. It can be considered a nominal sentence. - The sentence "By evening, everything is cleaned, everything is clean, in perfect order" has a compound predicate expressed by the verbs "is cleaned" and "is clean." Both verbs are in the passive voice and present tense. - The sentence "The wind subsides" has a simple predicate expressed by the verb "subsides." The verb is in the present tense. - The sentence "The sky clears, revealing a golden-bright west" has a compound predicate expressed by the verbs "clears" and "revealing." The verb "clears" is in the present tense, and the verb "revealing" is in the present participle form. - The sentence "The air is cool, sharply smelling of earth from the spring fields" has a compound predicate expressed by the verbs "is" and "smelling." The verb "is" is in the present tense, and the verb "smelling" is in the present participle form. - The sentence "The sun peeks out and illuminates the bare garden" has a compound predicate expressed by the verbs "peeks out" and "illuminates." Both verbs are in the present tense. - The sentence "When the sun set, the sunset turned red for a long time" has a compound predicate expressed by the verbs "set" and "turned." The verb "set" is in the past tense, and the verb "turned" is in the past tense. - The sentence "above it, higher, the golden Venus was burning" has a simple predicate expressed by the verb "was burning." The verb is in the past continuous tense.

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