Question

Найди все случаи раздельного написания. Отметь их.1(по)работе2(на)писал3(до)школы4(не)здоровится5(под)снежник6(не)думает7(до)школьник8(под)снежком

Answer 1

Раздельное написание:
по работе,до школы,не думает,под снежком

Answer 2

По работе  , до школы,не думает,под снежком

Answer 3

Cases of Separated Writing

1. По работе - The phrase "по работе" means "about work" or "related to work." It consists of the preposition "по" (meaning "about" or "on") and the noun "работе" (meaning "work"). The words are written separately. [[1]] 2. На писал - This phrase is not a common expression in Russian. It seems to be a combination of the preposition "на" (meaning "on" or "to") and the verb "писал" (meaning "wrote"). However, in standard Russian, these words are not separated. It is possible that this phrase is a typo or a non-standard usage. [[2]] 3. До школы - The phrase "до школы" means "before school." It consists of the preposition "до" (meaning "before") and the noun "школы" (meaning "school"). The words are written separately. [[3]] 4. Не здоровится - The phrase "не здоровится" means "does not greet" or "does not say hello." It consists of the negation particle "не" (meaning "not") and the verb "здоровится" (meaning "to greet" or "to say hello"). The words are written separately. [[4]] 5. Под снежник - The phrase "под снежник" means "under the snowdrop." It consists of the preposition "под" (meaning "under") and the noun "снежник" (meaning "snowdrop"). The words are written separately. [[5]] 6. Не думает - The phrase "не думает" means "does not think." It consists of the negation particle "не" (meaning "not") and the verb "думает" (meaning "to think"). The words are written separately. [[6]] 7. До школьник - This phrase is not a common expression in Russian. It seems to be a combination of the preposition "до" (meaning "before") and the noun "школьник" (meaning "schoolboy"). However, in standard Russian, these words are not separated. It is possible that this phrase is a typo or a non-standard usage. [[7]] 8. Под снежком - The phrase "под снежком" means "under the snowball." It consists of the preposition "под" (meaning "under") and the noun "снежком" (meaning "snowball"). The words are written separately. [[8]]

Please note that cases 2 and 7 may not be standard expressions in Russian, as they involve separated writing that is not commonly used.