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• paper; a pen; the thought that needs to be expressed in the sentence

Instructions

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Decide on the main members of the proposal -subject and predicate. A subject can be expressed by a noun, a pronoun, a name, a numeric, an indefinite form of the verb, and, as a general rule, designates the object or person referred to in the sentence. The predicate reflects the action performed by such an object or person; action performed in relation to the subject or person; the state of the object or person. Tell the predicate with the help of the verb. Sometimes, the role of a predicate can be an adjective, a noun or a pronoun. Match the predicate and the predicate among themselves in person, number and gender, if possible. One of the main members of the sentence, subject or predicate, can be discarded if it allows better expression of meaning offers.

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The basic information that is carried in itselfsubject and predicate, concretize with the help of the secondary members of the sentence: additions, circumstances and definitions. In the role of supplement usually nouns in various cases, with the exception of the nominative. So, in the sentence "Boy reads a book", the addition is the word "book." To indicate the place, time, method, purpose, cause of the action, enter in sentence a minor term is a circumstance. It can be expressed by participle, gerund, adverb, noun with a preposition, participial turnover, gerundive turnover, comparative turnover. In the sentence "The atmospheric front has shifted to the south," "southward" is a circumstance. For description, the characteristics of the object, use the secondary term of the sentence-definition. As a definition, you can use the adjective, ordinal number, participle, participial turnover or comparative turnover. The definition is consistent with the word to which it refers. The place of determination is before or after such a word. In the sentence "A new day has come," the definition is "new."

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Determine the purpose of the proposal: to express an idea, to ask a question to the interlocutor or to induce him to act. Depending on the specific purpose sentence will be accordingly narrative,interrogative or motivating. The narrative sentence is characterized by an arbitrary order of words in the sentence, which is more dictated by the meaning of the phrase, rather than strictly regulated rules. At the end of the narrative sentence, the dot is usually put. In the interrogative sentence, the word is usually first put into the beginning, with which the question is related, often question words or particles are used "why", "where", "whether", etc. Interrogatory sentence ends with a question mark.In the incentive proposal by which the call, order, protest, request is made, the predicate is used in an imperative mood: "break", "take care", "beware". In addition, such a sentence uses particles "let", "let's", "let's", "yes", "no-ka". Most often, the incentive sentence ends with an exclamation mark.