The number of grammatical bases in a sentence 4. The grammatical basis of a sentence with examples

(4) They tried the slingshot.

Which answer option contains the information necessary to substantiate the answer to the question: "Why did Lyovka and Seryozha decide to steal the cat from Marya Pavlovna?"

1) Marya Pavlovna was an angry old woman and the guys did not like it.

2) Marya Pavlovna believed that the children were playing a bad game and promised to complain to their parents.

3) Lyovka and Seryozha decided that by doing this they would show their ability to “stand up for themselves”.

4) The cat screamed day and night and therefore did not like the guys.

Explanation.

The correct answer is indicated under No. 3.

Answer: 3

Relevance: Corresponds to the demo version of the current year

Indicate in what meaning is used in the text of the word "stand" (sentence 41).

2) wait, take your time

3) protect, do not let offend

1) do not move for a while
2) wait, take your time
3) protect, do not let offend
4) don't skimp on anything

Explanation.

The correct answer is indicated at number 3.

Answer: 3

Write an essay-reasoning, revealing the meaning of the statement of the Russian writer Boris Viktorovich Shergin: "An oral phrase transferred to paper is always subjected to some processing, at least in terms of syntax."

Arguing your answer, give 2 examples from the text you read. When giving examples, indicate the numbers of the desired sentences or use quotations. You can write a work in a scientific or journalistic style, revealing a topic on linguistic material. You can start your essay with the words of BV Shergin.

The length of the essay must be at least 70 words. Write an essay carefully, legible handwriting.

Explanation.

Let us give an example of an essay-reasoning in a journalistic style.

When we sit down to write, whether it be a letter or an essay, an essay or a greeting card, we are sure to think about how to more accurately formulate an idea, how to build this or that sentence more correctly. Oral speech often does not require as much stress from us as written speech.

In the text given by V. Oseeva, dialogue is widely used. Dialogue serves to convey oral speech... Let's see how Oseeva's dialogue is being built. Noteworthy is the frequent use of ellipsis in the text. The ellipsis serves to convey the incompleteness of thought, at times, the characters' lack of confidence in their reflections. An example would be sentences # 38-40: (38) "Sucks up ..."; (39) “But harmful, after all, - he shook his head.”; (40) "- Indeed, it is my own fault ...".

The use of monosyllabic nominative sentences serves the same purpose. So, with the help of the nominal sentences No. 58 ("Murlyshka!"), No. 59 ("Usatenky ...") the joy of the guys after the return of the cat is conveyed. The emotions of the heroes are also conveyed by the use of an exclamation sentence (No. 58), sentences with ellipses (No. 59).

The above examples confirm that Boris Shergin was right when he stated: "An oral phrase transferred to paper always undergoes some processing, at least in terms of syntax."

Explanation.

Sentence 41 “Thinks that if we are children, we will not be able to stand up for ourselves!” 3 grammatical foundations:

1) thinks;

2) we are children;

3) we will not be able to stand.

Answer: 3

Indicate the number of grammatical bases in sentence 11. Write down the answer in numbers.

(1) She appeared before Alexei's gaze one evening, at the hour of a frantic attack of his pain, and did not pass by, lingered. (2) It was only later that Pryakhin found out that Aunt Grunya works not as a nurse, not as a nurse, but as a watchman, sits at the entrance, and after the shift bypasses the hospital wards to give someone some water, to whom to tuck a cold cloth blanket, although no one about it requested. (3) But is it really necessary to ask when there is a war, when people need compassion more than bread? (4) And the illiterate old woman wandered between the beds in the evenings, fluffing up pillows, putting compresses on her hot, puffing foreheads and chanting, pronouncing some words, either lulling them to sleep, or telling a fairy tale.

(5) In the same way she entered Alekseev's gaze, into his pupils dilated with pain, put her hand to her cheek, somehow leaned comfortably, stood for a minute, sighed and leaned over to Pryakhin, unexpectedly strongly, but gently lifted his head with one hand, and the other fluffed up a pillow.

(6) When her watch was over, Aunt Grunya would now sit down on a stool near Alexei, moisten his shriveled, parched lips with a corner of a towel, and wipe his face and bring some water, and all the time she stroked his cold, lifeless hand and condemned, condemned, pitying words as soft as a good bandage.

(7) And she stroked and stroked Alexei's cold hand and, apparently, achieved her goal. (8) The hand turned pink, became warm, and one day Pryakhin looked at Aunt Grunya deliberately and began to cry. (9) And she cried too. (10) Only her tears were light. (11) Aunt Grunya found out that she had achieved her goal, that this soldier would now survive, because he had conquered his pain, and she also wept because her husband and son had not sent news from the front for a long time and maybe just like this poor fellow Alexei Pryakhin, in a hospital somewhere they are tossing, suffering and suffering in the same way ... (12) How could she, mother and wife, not go to the wards after duty, how could she not condemn her affectionate words, how could she not help Alexey?

(13) After being discharged, Aunt Grunya brought Alexei to her little house, clean and comfortable.

(14) In the corner behind a curtain, it looks like a separate room, and Aunt Grunya nodded at her:

- (15) There is your little room.

- (16) Aunt Grunya, how will I settle accounts with you? - Pryakhin smiled. - (17) What gold-silver?

- (18) I-and, dear, - answered Aunt Grunya angrily. - (19) If people started to settle accounts with each other for everything, the whole world would be turned into a store. (20) God save us from this store! (21) Then the good will be destroyed! (22) He will not be.

- (23) Why? - Alexey was surprised.

(24) Aunt Grunya looked at him sternly.

- (25) Because good is without self-interest. (26) Al didn't know?

(According to A. Likhanov) *

* Likhanov Albert Anatolyevich (born in 1935) - writer, journalist. In his works, the writer pays special attention to the role of the family and school in the upbringing of a child, in the formation of his character.

The grammatical basis of the sentence. The number of grammatical bases in the sentence.
Grade 9. OGE. Part 2. Variants of task 11 (according to the demo version of 2015)

1. Indicate the number of grammatical bases in the sentence. Write down the answer in numbers.
Alice could freely enter the theater yard, which was guarded by a strict watchman, and other children could not get into this interesting world. Answer ( )

2. Indicate the number of grammatical bases in the sentence. Write down the answer in numbers.
When I sat down in the teacher's room for notebooks, it turned out that six works from the pack had disappeared. Answer ( )

3. Indicate the number of grammatical bases in the sentence. Write down the answer in numbers.
They managed to get the cows out, and the calf in the farthest cage was closed - you can't get close. Answer ( )

4. Indicate the number of grammatical bases in the sentence. Write down the answer in numbers.
I’ll tell you what: because of a stranger, you are missing out on a good price, if you don’t expose him, then you will bitterly regret it! Answer ( )

5. Indicate the number of grammatical bases in the sentence. Write down the answer in numbers.
Sitting on the windowsills, the scouts watch the two of us eat, and their eyes are kind. Answer ( )

6. Indicate the number of grammatical bases in the sentence. Write down the answer in numbers.
The crab was terribly large and flat, and, looking closely, one could see bumps and thorns on it, some seams, jagged combs. Answer ( )

7. Indicate the number of grammatical bases in the sentence. Write down the answer in numbers.
Vitya Panfilov played Tchaikovsky's melodies on the deck of the ship, Raya Ivanova danced, Vera Borodulina recited poetry. Answer ( )

8. Indicate the number of grammatical bases in the sentence. Write down the answer in numbers.
Calmly, routinely and publicly, in broad daylight, for the sake of a penny profit, a man betrayed him, for whom he, without hesitation, would go into fire and water. Answer ( )

9. Indicate the number of grammatical bases in the sentence. Write down the answer in numbers.
And then high school students passed by, and everyone looked at him and asked whose fiance he was. Answer ( )

10. Indicate the number of grammatical bases in the sentence. Write down the answer in numbers.
Then all five rushed to the sides, Lyovka got to his feet, and in his hand he was holding a scarecrow who shot with special caps. Answer ( )

11. Indicate the number of grammatical bases in the sentence. Write down the answer in numbers.
Mother scolded Pashka for having piled up all sorts of sticks at the well, but everything worked out. Answer ( )

12. Indicate the number of grammatical bases in the sentence. Write down the answer in numbers.
Everything aroused envy and disgust among classmates: a jacket with a zipper, girlish eyelashes, an annoying pretty face, and linen napkins in which a homemade sandwich was wrapped. Answer ( )

13. Indicate the number of grammatical bases in the sentence. Write down the answer in numbers.
You don't need - you go away, I need - I stay. Answer ( )

14. Indicate the number of grammatical bases in the sentence. Write down the answer in numbers.
Lisapeta, of course, was a good girl, but when she appeared, I immediately wanted to cringe - so she fussed and turned. Answer ( )

Source of material for the interactive test: OGE. Open bank tasks FIPI http://old.fipi.ru/

Tests on the site "Russian for schoolchildren". St. Petersburg. Nedorezova M., Nedorezova E.

did not teach his student anything. Specify the name of the heroine, who is furiously going to "beat her servants to death" because of the failed abduction of Sophia. What date of the comedy staging in the theater, in which theater the comedy was first presented? Name the hero who taught Mitrofan mathematics . Which of the heroes owns the words “I don’t want to study, I want to marry?” Who of the heroes “left the court without villages, without ranks ... but preserved their soul, honor, rules?” Name the genre of the work, into whose mouth did Fonvizin put his innermost thoughts? Why does Prostakova dream of marrying Mitrofan to Sophia? What eposode is the culmination of the work? Answer the question in writing: What does the author of "Nedoroslya" mean by the concept of "evil"?

1. What for
comes from Paris to his estate
Ranevskaya? Why on the day of arrival at the house
turn out to be Lopakhin, Petya Trofimov,
Squeak?
2. Why
everyone feels awkward after the monologue
Gaev, facing the cupboard? Does not pronounce
a similar monologue by Ranevskaya?
3. how
and why Ranevskaya and Gaev react to
Lopakhin's business proposal to break
summer cottages on the site of the cherry orchard?
4. By whom
and why is the ridiculous ball started?
5. Why
Is Lopakhin buying a garden? Actor Leonidov,
the first performer of the role of Lopakhin,
recalled: “When I asked
Chekhov, how to play Lopakhin, he
he answered me: "In yellow boots."
Does this joke answer contain
a clue to Lopakhin's character? Probably,
it is no coincidence that Chekhov mentions yellow
Lopakhin's shoes, creaking boots
Epikhodov, Trofimov's galoshes ...
Comment on Lopakhin's behavior
into action third.
6. Cherry
the garden was bought, its fate was decided back in
third act. Why is it necessary
one more action?
7. IN
the finale of the fourth act connect
all the motives in one chord. What means
knocking an ax on a tree? What means
strange, as if from the sky, sound like
to the sound of a broken string? Why in
the finale appears forgotten in the locked
house of Firs? What value does
Chekhov in Firs's final remark?
8. What
the conflict of the play. Tell us about the "underwater
flow of the play.

1. Who is this description about?

A poor nobleman, who changed many professions - from the Volga barge haule to an actor and a writer, easily unbending horseshoes, he calmly and with impunity passed at any time of the day or night into the most dangerous dens; the artist Repin drew from him one of the Cossacks writing a letter to the Turkish Sultan, and the sculptor Andreev sculpted Taras Bulba from him for a bas-relief on the monument to Gogol,

ANSWER: Gilyarovsky

2. whom A.S. Pushkin in his poems called this:

1) "My first friend, my invaluable friend" - the answer: comrade and friend from the Pushchin Lyceum.
2) "He took Paris, he founded the Lyceum" - answer: Peter 1
3) "My decrepit dove" - \u200b\u200banswer: nanny Arina Rodionovna

4.What kind of Russian writer is it about the work of this passage from the books of Yuri Eikhenwald?

So, all our ingratitude in life is only a prelude to that last comic that falls on our bitter lot at the hour of posthumous reckoning, and even if our images were beautiful now, then exposed naked, trembling and humiliated, we will become the first highest tribunal with “ with crooked faces. "

5. In what work of A.S. Pushkin the line "A hundred years have passed" sounds in the Introduction?
ANSWER: The Bronze Horseman

6. Name the time (century) described in the following works:
1) "Taras Bulba" N.V. Gogol,
2) "Heart of a Dog" by M. A. Bulgakov,
3) "The Last of the Mohicans" by F. Cooper.

7.What is iambic? Give an example.

8. Here is a famous centon - a work composed of various famous poetic passages. Your task is to find out the storchki, what works are listed here and name the author.

In June, in the heat of the Sami, at noon,
Loose sands uphill
Of distant wanderings returning,
They drove the elephant through the streets,
It is known that elephants are a wonder here, -
So crowds of onlookers followed the elephant;
Some kind of chef-literate
I ran from the cook,
Stripes ran from all the yards of dogs,
When suddenly from the gateway
Mischievous Monkey,
A donkey,
Goat
Yes, clubfoot Bear
Started playing a quartet
When there is no agreement in the comrades,
Their business will not go well,
And nothing will come out of him, only flour,
Once a Swan, Cancer and Pike ...

9.In one of the poems, the ancient Greek poet Alcaeus contrasted the singer and the cicada. How did this opposition respond in Lomonosov's poetry? Name the work.

10. What are the pseudonyms of famous writers whose names are presented below:
1) Aurora Dudevin-Geor Sand
2) Samuel Clemens - Mark Twain
3) Jean Baptiste Poquelin-Moliere
4) Henri Beil - Frederic de Stendhal

c) adjective

d) verb + noun

e) verb. + adj.

g) adj. + verb.

f) verb + verb

h) phraseological unit

Suggestions: 1) Yard to meet you; 2) He seemed chatty.; 3) We don't owe you anything.; 4) Distance is not a hindrance for friends; From him everything is like water off a duck's back.

2) Do you need a dash in the sentence: Spring is the beginning of everything.

3) Indicate which members are the highlighted words: (I will write them in capital letters)

a) subject

b) predicate

c) addition

d) definition

e) circumstance

f) is not a member of the proposal

Suggestions: 1) AS A CONSEQUENCE of the rains, the roads were washed away.; 2) He hurried, BECAUSE he was wrong.; 3) A dream come true to SEE Paris.

4) Determine the type of predicate:

a) simple verb

b) compound verb

c) compound nominal

Suggestions: 1) In the heat, I'm glad to wander in a birch grove.

2) He was a jack of all trades