In preparing the assignments, materials from the textbooks of L. Akhremenkova, D.E. Rosenthal and V.F. Grekova, S.E. Kryuchkova, L.A. Cheshko. §21. Spelling n and nn Desert stubble

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Write off. Explain (verbally) the spelling of n or nn.
I. 1) The day was gray and windy..th. Around are empty..s
stubble and arable land. (A. N. T.) 2) In a small, oklee .. om be-
in the smoky, completely empty hall it was light, it smelled of oil .. oh
paint, on a shiny, more beautiful .. th floor against the wall stood
two Chinese vases. (A. N. T.) 3) To the stables, barns and
kitchens were used full-weight .. logs, defined
delo .. s for centuries of standing ... Everything was fitted .. but tightly
and as it should. (G.) 4) With a desperate ..th cry, Nikita threw-
sit on the floor. (A. N. T.) 5) Smart .. the boy likes
wailed to the sailor. (N.O.) 6) In the hallway I met him [Dubrov-
nanny] and with tears hugged her educator ..ik. (P.)
7) What is a stationmaster? Real pain..ik
fourteenth grade. (P.) 8) Hall and guests .. th were dark
us. (P.)
II. 1) Ivan Ilyich and Dasha settled on a farm in ma-
for .. oh hut. (A.N.T.) 2) Alexei unfolded the rag, you-
zero crow .. hours. (A. N. T.) 3) His unkempt.. hair
fell on my eyes in a wave. (F. Sh.) 4) There were
high rooms with whitewashed walls and unpainted
floors. 5) I will never forget this fabulous walk
among the tall pines along the sand, mixed with pine needles. (F. Sh.)
6) The candle was extinguished..a. (Kor.) 7) The steppe was empty ..a,
appallingly quiet. (Shol.)

Where it is so solemn and quiet that the bell of a lost cow can be heard very far away, almost a kilometer away. Yegorushka looked reluctantly ahead at the lilac distance, and it began to seem to him that the mill, flapping its wings, was approaching.
See, hear, far away, waving, approaching.
№ 264. Panting (breathe, 2, breathe) man grinding
(grind, 1, grind) flour worker, sawing (saw, 2, sawing) a tree workers splashing (splashing, 1, splashing) in the water children, gluing (gluing, 2, glue) a box boy, meaning ( know-
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number, fighting (fighting, 1, fighting) with a storm crew, bravely fighting (fighting, 1, fighting) regiment, bustling (fussing, 1, fussing) at the stove hostess spreading (spread out, 1, spread out) steppe, under construction (under construction, 2, under construction) building, chopping (chopping, 1, chopping) firewood young man hiding (hide, 1, hiding) child, trembling (trembling, 1, tremble) a fish preparing (prepare, 2, preparing) for tests a student dozing (dozing, 1, dozing) an old man, heard (heard, 2, heard) from a distance a beep, creeping (creeping, 1, creeping) fog, barking (bark, 1, bark) dog ripening (sing, 1, sing) grapes.
№ 265. 1) The nature of the thirsty steppes gave birth to him on the day of anger.
2) A squall dug into the quicksand of the ocean, dousing the bridge with whipping spray. 3) The moon and stars disappeared before the brilliance of this wonderful, fresh, joyful morning. 4) Looking at a cheerful companion, at his ruddy, healthy face, even strangers involuntarily smile. 5) Everything inside me was trembling with bubbling laughter. 6) Puddles gleamed from melting snow.
7) Suddenly, in the midst of silence, a cutting voice of Nikolai was heard.
8) Meeting the piercing gaze of small eyes, she timidly moved her eyebrows. 9) Pechorin is a decisive person, hungry for worries and storms.
№ 266. To love - love - beloved; excite - excite
- excitable; respect - respect - respected; worry - worry - worried; hear - hear - audible; edit - edit - editable; control - control - controlled; hate - hate - hateful; support - support - supported; encourage - encourage - prompted; portray - depict - depicted; lead - lead - led; see - see
- visible; interrupt - interrupt - interrupted; forget - forget - forgotten; recommend - recommend - recommended; change - change - changeable.
Dear client, hated by everyone around, recommended by experts.
№ 267. Lower - lowered, lowered; illuminate - illuminated, illuminated; dedicate - dedicated, dedicated; offend - offended, offended; to consider - considered, considered; shoot - shot, shot; shoot - shot, shot; repay - repaid, repaid; to mix up - mixed up, mixed up; knead - kneaded, kneaded; hang up -
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hung out, hung out; hang up - hung up, hung up; buy
- bought, purchased; throw - threw, thrown; crown - crowned, crowned; promise - promised, promised; hit - struck, struck; fire - fired, fired; shoot - shot, shot; to start - started, started; cut - cut, cut at the seams; ridicule
- ridiculed, ridiculed; sow - sowed, sown last month; glue - glued, glued tightly; hung - hung, hung; weight - weighted, weighted; console - consoled, consoled.
№ 268. 1)
The dough is well kneaded (knead). He was involved (mix) in an unpleasant story. 2) The walls of the room were pasted over
(paste) with light wallpaper. 3) Lost (lose) the book was found. 4) Errors noticed (notice) in time were quickly corrected. 5) On the fields sown (sown) in early spring, the first shoots amicably appeared. 6) The work was completed (completed) in a timely manner. 7) The laundry was quickly dried (dry) by the wind.
8) The lecture was listened to (listen to) with deep attention.
№ 269. 1)
The school drama club, led by a (suffering) city theater artist, is preparing a new production. - The actor leading the (acting) school drama circle carefully explains the role of each participant in the performance. 2) Young naturalists who did (actual) work to expand the school garden wrote about their experience in the school wall newspaper. - The great work done by the (suffering) young naturalists was described in detail in the school wall newspaper. 3) A girl who read (actual) a new book told her friends about her impression of it. - New book read
(suffering) girl, was written brightly and captivatingly. 4) A new device invented by a (strad.) engineer is of great value.
- Engineer who invented (active) new device received an award.
5) The wind, driving (active) clouds, did not subside for a minute. - Clouds, driven (suffering) by the wind, quickly rushed across the sky.
№ 270. 1)
The birch leaves rustle a little, barely swayed (sway) by the wind. 2) The glow at distant heights was reflected in a trembling (trembling) blush. 3) Words descend on thoughts that breathe (breathe) with power, like beads. 4) I love the smoke of the burnt stubble, the convoy sleeping (spend the night) in the steppe, and on the hill among the yellow fields a couple of whitening (whitening) birch trees. 5) The mermaid floated on the blue river, illuminated
(illuminate) by the full moon. 6) And suddenly there is a cave in front of the hero; there is light in the cave. He goes straight to her under the dormant (sleep) vaults. 7) After the black dungeon, the light reflected by the snows, cutting (cutting) the eyes, seems unusually bright. 8) Mined (mined)
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coal pours in a continuous stream, a roaring (rumble) waterfall falls into the holds of a ship moored to the pier. 9) The face of Maria Andreevna, glowing (puffing) with health, was covered with pallor. 10) From time to time, a signalman waving (waving) a flag appeared on the canvas in front. 11) Suddenly there was a clatter of a galloping (jumping) horse.
№ 271. We go out onto the ice, covered with already explored snow, we step onto the snow. Sliding over crumbling stones, we climb a high embankment stretching along an open, bare shore.
Adjusting the gun behind my back, buttoning my jacket tightly, fighting the tight wind blowing in my face, I walk along the coast. I look at the stones that have fallen in a heap from the shore into the sea. A sunbeam, breaking through, illuminates the edge of a black, hanging cloud. I raise my binoculars, peer into the undulating depths of the dead desert. A yellowish spot moves in a white, sparkling field. Alien to the outside world, the Sedov looms in the snow haze.
Day and night, night and day, a boat runs between the shore and the ship, loaded for stability with boxes of rifle cartridges. The owners of the station under construction take turns at the helm.
Covered - communion.
1. From the verb - to cover.
2. N.f. - covered.
4. Non-post. signs: full, vin. fall, unit h, husband. R.
5. Ice (what?) Covered.
Investigated - communion.
1. From the verb - explore.
2. N.f. - researched.
3. Post. signs: passive, past. vr., owl. view.
4. Non-post. signs: full, tv. drop, unit h, husband. R.
5. Snow (what?) explored.
To those who crumble - communion.
1. From the verb - crumble.
2. N.f. - crumbling.
4. Non-post. signs: date. fall, pl. h.
5. Stones (what?) crumbling.
Blowing - communion.
1. From the verb - to blow.
2. N.f. - blowing.
3. Post. signs: real, present. vr., nesov. view.
4. Non-post. signs: tv. fall, unit h, husband. R.
5. Wind (what?) Blowing.
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Stretched out - communion.
1. From the verb - stretch out.
2. N.f. - stretched.
3. Post. signs: real, past. time., owl. view.
4. Non-post. signs: vin. fall, unit h., female R.
5. An embankment (what?) Stretching.
№ 272. 1)
Basis´t - founded´vanny - osno´van - osno´vana - osno´
wano - foundations; prikov´t - priko´vanny - priko´van - priko´
vana - priko´vano - priko´vany; izzheva´t - izzhe´vanny - izzhe´
van - izzhe´vana - izzhe´vano - izzhe´vany.
2). introduce´t - implemented´ny - implemented´n - implemented´ - implemented´ - implemented´; conclude´t - concluded´ny - concluded´n - concluded´ - concluded´ - concluded´; bake - bake
ny - baked´n - baked´ - baked´ - baked´; transport´
- transported´ny - transported´n - transported´ - transported´ - transported´; enlighten´t - enlightened´ny - enlightened´n - enlightened´
- enlightened´ - enlightened´; dedicate´t - dedicated´ny - dedicated´n - dedicated´ - dedicated´ - dedicated´; decide - decide
ny - decided´n - solved´ - decided´ - solved´.
3) Restore - restored - restored - restored - restored
vlena - restored - restored - restored; add´vit - added´added
- added - added - added - added - added - added; dopili´t - dopi´lenny - dopi´len - dopi´lena - dopi´leno - dopi´leny; memorize´
t - memorized - memorized - memorized - memorized - memorized - memorized; obstri´
whose - trimmed - trimmed - trimmed - wife - trimmed - trimmed - wife; foresee - foreseen - foreseen - foreseen - foreseen - foreseen - foreseen.
№ 273. In Onegin, all parts are organically articulated; in the chosen frame of his novel, Pushkin exhausted all his ideas, and therefore not a single part can be changed or replaced in it. “A Hero of Our Time” is several frames nested in one large frame, which consists in the title of the novel and the unity of the hero. The parts of this novel are arranged according to inner necessity; but since they are only separate incidents from the life of at least one and the same person, they could be replaced by others, because instead of an adventure in a fortress with Bela or in Taman, there could be similar ones in other places, and with others. persons, although with the same hero. Nevertheless, the main idea of the author gives them unity, and the generality of their impression is striking.
№ 274. I.
Wounded fighter - wounded soldier; sowing flour - sown grain; boiled water - boiled milk; painted floor - painted fence; mowed or unmowed clover -
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cut grass; shot sparrow - shot bird; a frightened crow is a frightened horse; slaked or quicklime
- extinguished fire; woven tablecloth - woven carpet; burnt coffee - a burnt letter; smoked sausage - smoked walls; spoiled child - spoiled child - the girl is spoiled by her parents; forged sword - unforged iron - constrained movements; bobbed boy - polka-cut hair
- shorn head; distilled water; lined notebook; paved street.
II. Educated - pupil; boiled - dumpling; oily - carnival; sent - messenger.
№ 275. I.1)
The day was gray and windy. Around the desert stubble and arable land. 2) In a small, white-pasted, completely empty hall, it was light, it smelled of oil paint, on a shiny, painted floor against the wall, there were two Chinese vases. 3) For the stables, sheds and kitchens, full-weight logs were used, determined to stand for centuries ... Everything was fitted tightly and properly. 4) With a desperate cry, Nikita threw himself on the floor. 5) The sailor liked the smart boy. 6) In the hallway the nanny met him [Dubrovsky] and hugged her pupil with tears. 7) What is a stationmaster? A real martyr of the fourteenth grade. 8) The hall and the living room were dark.
II. 1) Ivan Ilyich and Dasha settled on a farm in an anointed hut.
2) Alexei unfolded the rag, took out a blued watch. 3) His unkempt hair fell over his eyes in a whole wave. 4) The house had high rooms with whitewashed walls and unpainted floors.
5) I will never forget this fabulous walk among tall pines on sand mixed with pine needles. 6) The candle has been extinguished.
7) The steppe was deserted, terribly quiet.
№ 276. Sometimes I found him [Karl Ivanovich] even at such moments when he was not reading; the glasses went down on a large aquiline nose, blue half-closed eyes looked with some special expression, and his lips smiled sadly. The room is quiet; all you can hear is his even breathing and the striking of the clock with the huntsman. Landcards hung on the other wall, all almost torn, but skilfully pasted over by the hand of Karl Ivanovich. On the third wall, in the middle of which there was a door down, two rulers hung on one side: one - cut, ours, the other - brand new, his own, used by him more for encouragement than for ruling, on the other - a black board.
In the middle of the room stood a table covered with a torn black oilcloth, from under which the edges could be seen in many places,
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cut with penknives. Around the table were several unpainted, but varnished stools from long use.
The last wall was occupied by three windows. This is what the view looked like from them: right under the windows there is a road on which every pothole, every pebble, every rut has long been familiar and dear to me; behind the road is a sheared linden alley, behind which a wicker palisade can be seen here and there; Through the alley you can also see the meadow. ( Storytelling with elements
descriptions.)
№ 277. I.
Furious - ferocious; shout - shouting; run - you can not; rumble - rumble; to preach - preaching; manage - managing; slow down - slow down; to save - it is impossible; peek - peeking; to beat - it is impossible; to be - being; recognize - recognizing; squeal - squeal; mark - mark; throw - throwing; grumble - grumble; chirp - chirp; to freeze - it is impossible; worry - worrying.
II. Take out - taking out; dispel - dispelling; develop - developed; to weaken - weakened; to weaken - weakened; save - save; touch - touching; harness - harness; lock - locking, locking; renounce - renounce; to meet - having met; take away - taking away; rake out - raked out, raked out; out of breath - out of breath; sit down - crouching; run away - running away; stay - remaining, weave - weave.
№ 278. 1)
As soon as it was light I got up and, having hastily drunk tea, set off on my way. 2) Having chosen a dry sandy shore somewhere, I ordered the boat to moor to it. 3) In large spiral circles he [the eagle] began to descend from under the clouds and, sitting calmly on the ground, immediately calmed the argument and fight between the ravens, beginning to eat the rest of the fish himself. 4) Offended crows sat around, croaked, not daring to approach the stern king, and only occasionally snatched small pieces from behind. 5) Leaving the village of Nikolskaya, I swam down the river. 6) Burning fires at night present a magnificent picture. Wriggling like a snake, a fiery stream runs and suddenly, meeting masses of drier and taller grass, it flares up with a bright flame and again moves further in a narrow ribbon. 7) Having risen with the sunrise and indicating the direction in which to go, we went forward with a friend.
Taken down is a verb.
1. N.f. - appease.
2. Post. signs: owls. view, 1 ref., transition., not raised.
3. Non-post. signs: will show. incl., units h., last vr., husband. R.
4. He (what did he do?) appeased.
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Having accepted - participle.
1. From the verb to accept.
2. Owls. view.
3. Immutability.
4. Calmed down (how?) by starting ...
№ 279. 1)
When we reached the river, we made a halt. 2) While sailing in a boat, travelers saw many birds along the banks of the river. 3) Noticing boats and people from all sides, a herd of wild goats rushed in all directions. 4) Going on a hike, the guys carefully thought out all the details of the trip. 5) Approaching the station, the passengers became worried and began to collect things. 6) Picking up speed, the train was quickly approaching the mountain pass.
№ 280. 1)
|Left alone|, she [Nilovna] went to the window and stood in front of him,
|looking at the street|. 2) Someone's steps shuffled in the passage, the mother shuddered and,
|raised her eyebrows|, stood up. 3) |Smiling|, she listened to the conversation in the room. 4) He [Chelkash] went,
| staggering and all supporting his head with the palm of his left hand
|, and | pulling his brown mustache with his right
|. 5) He walked, | slowly, firmly kicking the ground with his feet
|. 6) Little Fedya, |listening to the reading|, silently moved his lips,
|accurately repeating the words of the book|, and his friend bent over, |putting his elbows on his knees
|, and | propping up his cheekbones with his palms |, smiled thoughtfully. 7) Mother,
|trying not to make noise with the dishes|, she poured tea and listened to the girl's smooth speech. 8) The crowd of soldiers shuddered and dissolved like two halves of a wooden gate;
| dancing and snorting
|, horses passed between them, an officer shouted.
№ 281. 1)
More than once I laughed uncontrollably while watching the comedy The Inspector General.
2) While reading the play, I vividly imagined its characters. 3) After watching such a production, a conclusion immediately suggests itself about life outside the walls of the Kostylevo rooming house. 4) Arriving from the city, Davydov faced a number of difficulties. 5) Many cities and villages were destroyed by the Nazis, thereby depriving the population of shelter. 6) At the entrance to the boiler house, we were doused with heat. 7) Hearing about intelligence, Petya cheered up.
№ 282.
Plan:
1.
A non-poetic exposition of Nekrasov's poem "The Uncompressed Band".
2.
Perception of Nekrasov.
3.
Proof of the power of the word, the creative process.
I. creative process- a thing immeasurably more complex than the ability to use the so-called rules of versification in a standard way ...
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Here I would like to give one example. I will refer to Nekrasov's well-known poem "Uncompressed Band". As you remember, its content is as follows: late fall, and in the field there is still an uncompressed peasant strip. It is not compressed because its owner overstrained himself at work and fell seriously ill.
I have described this event quite precisely, but in my transmission it still makes absolutely no impression.
AT this case I did it on purpose: I did it in order to show how much depends on the poet, on the spiritual poetic “contribution” that he makes to the life material underlying the work.
: , (to ...), (as ...), (which ...).
II. Now let's see how Nekrasov perceived the same event and conveyed it to the reader ...
From the very first lines, some kind of nagging pain takes you by the heart, although at first you may not even know why the poet began his conversation. You are seized with pity for this lonely peasant strip, which "both the storm, and the hare tramples, and the birds ruin."
And the further you read, the more palpable, the brighter the image of the Russian peasant, crushed by need and overwork, rises before you, and not only the image of this particular peasant, which is spoken of in the poem, but also the image of all those like him, the image of the then village, bonded, impoverished, devastated, dark ...
The thing is that Nekrasov, behind a seemingly ordinary, insignificant fact, saw much more than what can be seen with a superficial examination. With the light of his poetic talent, he penetrated into it and illuminated those aspects of it that were invisible at first glance. He found in his heart such agitated, poetic words who cannot be trusted. These were words deeply felt, endured, words, if you like, suffered through. These were the only, irreplaceable words, with the help of which alone it was possible to say with the greatest completeness and persuasiveness what Nekrasov wanted to say. ( Reasoning, artistic style.)

Nikita stood on the cart and saw: here, a gypsy, overgrown from the very eyes with a black beard, in a blue caftan with silver buttons open on his bare chest, looks into the teeth of a sick horse, and a frail peasant, her owner, looks with surprise at the gypsy. Here is a cunning old man persuading a frightened woman to buy a pot painted with herbs - he taps on it with his fingernail. “Yes, father, I don’t need such a pot,” the woman says. "You, beauty, you will not find such a pot - search the whole world." Here is a drunken peasant getting angry near the basket with eggs and shouting: "What kind of egg is this? Is this an egg - this is a feeble egg. Here in Koldyban we have an egg, in Koldyban we have chickens up to their necks in grain." Here come the girls in pink and yellow jackets, in colorful half-shawls and turn to the canvas booths, where, leaning over the counters, the sellers shout, grab the passers-by: "To us, to us, they bought from us ..." Dust, scream, horse neighing over the fair. Clay whistles whistle. Raised shafts of wagons stick out everywhere. Here, moving around with his feet, pushing, a guy in a blue shirt torn on his shoulder is walking and stretching the accordion with all his strength: "Oh, Dunya, Dunya, Dunya! .."
Artyom unharnessed the horses and began splitting the wagon. At that moment, a man in a military coat, with a saber on his belt harness, came up to him, looked at Artyom and shook his head. Artyom looked at him too and took off his hat.
- That's when I got you, tramp, - said the mustachioed man, of course, I'll rot you now.
- Your will, - Artem answered.
The mustachioed man took him by the elbow and dragged him. A cunning old man who was selling pots laughed after them. Mishka Koryashonok whispered anxiously to Nikita:
- Run, find your father, tell me - Artyom was taken by the constable to the klopovka, and I'll guard the cart.
Nikita got out of the crowd and ran across the trampled feather grass field to the horse pens, where he saw his father's carriage from a distance. Father, very cheerful, was standing at one of the pens with his hands in the pockets of his coat. Nikita began to tell about the incident with Artyom, but Vasily Nikitievich immediately interrupted:
- You see a bay stallion ... Ah, a stallion, oh, a rogue! ..
Three Bashkirs in faded quilted robes and eared hats walked along the paddock between the horses and tried to catch a nimble red colt with a lasso. But he, putting his ears on, showing his teeth, shied away, dodged the lasso and then rushed into the thick of the herd, then ran out into a spacious place. Suddenly he knelt down, crawled under the pole of the fence, lifted it up, jumped up on the other side and rushed at a cheerful gallop into the feather-grass steppe, blowing his mane and tail in the wind. Father even stamped his feet in pleasure.
The Bashkirs, waddling clubfoot, ran to the riding horses, shaggy and undersized, easily fell into high saddles and galloped - two chasing a karak colt, the third - with a lasso - across from him. The stallion began to spin around the field, and every time a Bashkir jumped out to cut him off, screeching like an animal. The stallion darted about, and then a lasso was thrown around his neck. He flew up, but they began to whip him from the sides, strangle him with a lasso. The stallion staggered and fell. He was brought to the corral, trembling, in soap. The shriveled old Bashkir rolled off the saddle like a bag and went up to Vasily Nikitievich:
- Buy a stallion, tank.
The father laughed and went to another paddock. Nikita started talking about Artyom again.
“Ah, vexation,” exclaimed the father, “really, what am I to do with this blockhead? Here's what - take two kopecks, buy a kalach, some fish and wait for me in the carts .... And, you know, I sold Zaremka to Medvedev, inexpensively, but without any hassle. Get up, I'll be right there.
But "now" turned out to be a very long time. A large pale orange sun hung over the edge of the steppe, golden dust rose over the fair. They called for evening. Only then did the father appear. His face was embarrassed.
“Bought a batch of camels quite by accident,” he said, without looking Nikita in the eyes, “terribly cheap... But why, haven’t they sent for the mare yet?” Weird. Well, did you sell a lot of apples? For sixty-five cents? Weird. So here's what: to hell with them, with these apples - I told Medvedev that I was selling them to him in addition to the mare ... Let's go help Artyom ...
Vassily Nikitievich put his arm around Nikita's shoulders and led him through the silent fair, between the wagons, which smelled of hay, tar and bread at dusk. Here and there a song was heard with a high undertone melting in the steppe. The horse neighed.
“You know,” my father stopped, his eyes flashed slyly, “I’ll get it at home for nuts ... Well, nothing. Tomorrow we'll go to see a trio of gray ones, in apples ... All the same - one answer.
AT WHO
In the evening, on a cartload of fresh wheat straw, Nikita was returning from threshing. A narrow band of sunset, dull and crimson in autumn, burned out over the steppe, over ancient mounds - traces of nomads who passed here in time immemorial.
In the twilight, furrows of arable land could be seen on the deserted compressed fields. Here and there near the ground the fire of the plow camp burned red, and a bitter haze wafted. The cart creaked and rocked. Nikita lay on his back with his eyes closed. Fatigue buzzed sweetly throughout my body. He half-asleep recalled that day...
... Four pairs of strong mares walk in a circle of a threshing drive. In the middle, on the pivot, on the seat, Mishka Koryashonok slowly spins, shouts, snaps his whip.
From the wooden flywheel, clapping, an endless belt runs away to the red threshing machine, big as a house, madly shaking with straw walkers and sieves. Howling, sinking, hooting, a drum roaring ferociously, far audible in the steppe, - it eats the scattered sheaves, drives straw and grain into the dusty bowels of the threshing machine. Vasily Nikitievich himself asks, in deaf glasses, in bare hair to the elbow, in a shirt stuck to his wet back - all dusty, with a chaff beard, with a black mouth. Creaky wagons with sheaves drive up. Spreading his legs, the guy runs after the cart, grabbing a huge pile of straw, stands on the board and trot drags the straw to the omets. Old men toss eggs with long wooden pitchforks. The worries, labors and anxieties of the whole year come to an end. All day long songs are heard, jokes are made. Artyom, who was throwing sheaves from the wagons to the flying threshers, was caught by the girls between the carts, tickled - he was afraid of being tickled, - knocked down, stuffed him under his clothes with chaff. That was laughter!
... Nikita opened his eyes. It swayed, the cart creaked. It was completely dark in the steppe now. The entire sky is strewn with the August constellations. The bottomless sky shimmered as if a breeze was blowing through the stardust. Wrapped in glowing mist Milky Way. On the cart, as in a cradle, Nikita floated under the stars, calmly looked at distant worlds.
“All this is mine,” he thought, “someday I will sit on an airship and fly away ...” And he began to imagine a flying ship with wings like a mouse, a black desert of the sky and the approaching azure coast of an unknown planet, silvery mountains, wonderful lakes, the outlines of castles and figures and clouds flying over the water, which are at sunset.
The wagon began to descend the hill. Dogs wandered in the distance. Pulled dampness from the ponds. We entered the yard. Warm, cozy light poured from the windows of the house, from the dining room.
DEPARTURE
Autumn came, the earth sank to rest. Later, the sun rose, not warming, old, - he no longer cared about the earth. The birds have flown. The garden was empty, the leaves were falling. They pulled the boat out of the pond and put it upside down in the barn.
In the mornings now, in places where the shadows from the roofs fell, the grass was gray, touched with frost. On the hoarfrost, on the autumn-green grass, geese walked to the pond, the geese grew fat, rolled over like clods of snow. Twelve girls from the village were chopping cabbage in a large log near the people's, singing songs, banging their choppers on the whole yard. Dunyasha ran from the cellar, where butter was churned, and gnawed on stalks; her from the window a young worker Vasily, the same thing - blood with milk. Artyom completely hung his nose and repaired it in human collars.
Mother moved to the winter half. Furnaces were lit in the house. Akhilka the hedgehog dragged rags and pieces of paper under the sideboard and strove to fall asleep for the whole winter. Arkady Ivanovich was whistling in his room. Through the crack in the door, Nikita saw Arkady Ivanovich standing in front of the mirror and, holding himself by the tip of his beard, whistled thoughtfully: clearly, the man was planning to marry.
Vasily Nikitievich sent a convoy with wheat to Samara and left the next day himself. Before leaving, he had long conversations with his mother. She was waiting for a letter from him.
A week later, Vasily Nikitievich wrote:
"I sold the bread, imagine - successfully, more expensive than Medvedev. As expected, the matter with the inheritance has not moved a single step. Therefore, of course, the second decision suggests itself, which you so opposed, dear Sasha. Do not live we should also be apart this winter. I advise you to hurry with your departure, since classes at the gymnasium have already begun. Only as a separate exception will Nikita be allowed to keep entrance examination to the second grade. By the way, they offer me two amazing Chinese vases - this is for our city apartment; only the fear that you will be angry keeps me from buying for the time being.
Mother hesitated for a moment. Anxiety over Vassily Nikitievich's possession of a lot of money, and especially the danger of him buying unnecessary Chinese vases for anyone in the world, forced Alexandra Leontievna to get ready in three days. The furniture necessary for the city, large chests, casks with salting and living creatures, mother sent with a wagon train. Light herself, on two troikas, with Nikita, Arkady Ivanovich and Vasilisa the cook, she went ahead. The day was gray and windy. Around the desert stubble and arable land. Mother felt sorry for the horses, she went jogging. In Koldyban we spent the night at an inn. The next day, towards dinner, the domes of churches and the chimneys of steam mills rose from behind the flat edge of the steppe, out of the gray mist. Mother was silent: she did not like the city, city life. Arkady Ivanovich was biting his beard with impatience. We drove for a long time past stinking fat-burning factories, past timber warehouses, passed a dirty settlement with taverns and grocers, crossed a wide bridge, where the suburban guys, mustard-makers, were naughty at night; here are the gloomy log barns on the steep bank of the Samarka River - the tired horses went uphill, and the wheels rattled along the pavement. Cleanly dressed passers-by looked with surprise at the carriages covered with mud. It began to seem to Nikita that both carriages were clumsy and ridiculous, that the horses - variegated, rustic - if only to turn off the main street! Here, a black trotter harnessed to a varnished charaban flew past, strongly clapping its horseshoes.
“Sergey Ivanovich, why are you driving like that, hurry up,” said Nikita ...
- And so we'll get there.
Sergei Ivanovich sat sedately and sternly on the box, holding the troika at a trot. Finally, we turned into a side street, drove past the fire tower, where a big-faced guy in a Greek helmet was standing at the gate, and stopped at a white one-story house with a cast-iron porch across the entire sidewalk. The joyful face of Vasily Nikitievich appeared in the window. He waved his hands, disappeared, and a minute later opened the front door himself.
Nikita ran into the house first. In a small, white-pasted, completely empty room, it was light, smelled of oil paint, on a shiny painted floor against the wall stood two Chinese vases that looked like washing jugs. At the end of the hall, in an archway with white columns reflected in the floor, a girl in a brown dress appeared. Her hands were tucked under a white apron, her yellow shoes were also reflected in the floor. Her hair was combed into a braid, behind her ears on the back of her head a black bow. Blue eyes looked sternly, even narrowed a little. It was Lily. Nikita stood in the middle of the hall, stuck to the floor. Lilya must have been looking at him just as passers-by on the main street looked at the Sosnovka chariots.
- Did you receive my letter? she asked. Nikita nodded to her. "Where is it?" Give me this minute.
Although the letter was not with him, Nikita nevertheless rummaged in his pocket. Lilya looked him in the eye, angrily.
- I wanted to answer, but... - muttered Nikita.
- Where is it?
- In a suitcase.
“If you don’t give it back today, it’s all over between us ... I am very sorry that I wrote to you ... Now I have entered the first grade of the gymnasium.
She pursed her lips and stood on tiptoe. It was only now that Nikita realized that he hadn't replied to the lilac letter... He swallowed his saliva, unsticked his legs from the mirrored floor... Lily immediately hid her hands under her apron again - her nose rose. Long eyelashes closed completely from contempt.
“Forgive me,” Nikita said, “I’m terrible, terrible ... It’s all horses, reaping, threshing, Mishka Koryashonok ...
He blushed and lowered his head. Lily was silent. He felt disgusted with himself, sort of like a cow patty. But at that moment Anna Apollosovna's voice boomed in the hallway, greetings and kisses were heard, the heavy footsteps of the coachmen carrying in the suitcases sounded... Lilya whispered angrily, quickly:
- They see us ... You are impossible ... Take on a cheerful look ... maybe I will forgive you this time ...
And she ran into the hallway. From there, through the empty echoing rooms, her thin voice rang:
- Hello, Aunt Sasha, welcome!
Thus began the first day of a new life. Instead of a calm, joyful country expanse, there are seven cramped, uninhabited rooms, outside the window lorries rumble on the cobblestones and hurrying, all dressed like a zemstvo doctor from Pestravka, Verinosov, anxious people run, covering their mouths with their collars from the wind carrying papers and dust. Fuss, noise, excited conversations. Even the hours here were different - they flew. Nikita and Arkady Ivanovich arranged Nikitin's room, arranged furniture and books, hung curtains. At dusk Victor came straight from the gymnasium and told me that the fifth graders smoked in the lavatory and that the arithmetic teacher in their class was glued to a chair smeared with gum arabic. Victor was independent and scattered. He begged Nikita for a penknife with twelve blades and went "to a certain comrade - you don't know him" - to play with feathers.
At dusk Nikita was sitting by the window. The sunset outside the city was still the same rural one. But Nikita, like Zheltukhin behind gauze, felt like a captured prisoner, a stranger - exactly like Zheltukhin. Arkady Ivanovich entered the room, wearing a coat and hat, holding a clean handkerchief in his hand, spreading the smell of cologne.
- I'm leaving, I'll be back at nine o'clock.
- Where are you going?
“Where I am not yet.” He laughed. And even that is kind of good to let down the village fat ... - He turned on his heel and went out. In one day he became a completely different person.
That night, Nikita dreamed that he, in a blue uniform with silver buttons, was standing in front of Lily and saying sternly:
Here is your letter, take it.
But with these words he woke up and again saw how he was walking along the gleaming floor and saying to Leela:
- Take your letter.
Lily's long eyelashes rose and fell, her independent nose was proud and alien, but just about the nose and the whole face will cease to be strangers and laugh ...
He woke up, looked around - a strange light street lamp lay on the wall... And again Nikita had the same dream. Never in reality had he loved this incomprehensible girl so much ...
The next morning my mother, Arkady Ivanovich and Nikita went to the gymnasium and talked to the headmaster, a thin, gray-haired, stern man who smelled of copper. A week later, Nikita passed the entrance exam and entered the second grade ...

cut grass; shot sparrow - shot bird; scare-
naya crow - a frightened horse; slaked or quicklime
- extinguished fire; woven tablecloth - woven carpet; burn-
ny coffee - a burnt letter; smoked sausage - smoked
walls; spoiled child - spoiled child - girl's hut
caught by parents; wrought sword - unwrought iron - forged
movement; bobbed boy - polka-cut hair
- shorn head; distilled water; lined tete-
for the sake of; paved street.
II. Educated - pupil; boiled - dumpling; oil-
ny - carnival; sent - messenger.
№ 275. I. 1) The day was gray and windy. Around the desert stubble
and arable land. 2) In a small, white-lined, completely empty
the hall was light, it smelled of oil paint, on a shiny, painted
On the floor against the wall were two Chinese vases. 3) To stables, barns and
kitchens were used full-weight logs, determined on the
kov standing ... Everything was fitted tightly and properly. 4) With a desperate
With a loud cry, Nikita threw himself on the floor. 5) Smart boy
the sailor liked it. 6) In the entryway, his [Dubrovsky] nanny met him and
hugged her pupil with tears. 7) What is a station
caretaker? A real martyr of the fourteenth grade. 8) Hall and state
the rest were dark.
II. 1) Ivan Ilyich and Dasha settled on a farm in an anointed hut.
2) Alexei unfolded the rag, took out a blued watch. 3) There is nothing
sleigh hair fell over his eyes in a whole wave. 4) In the house were you-
juicy rooms with whitewashed walls and unpainted floors.
5) I will never forget this fabulous walk among the tall
hay on sand mixed with pine needles. 6) The candle has been extinguished.
7) The steppe was deserted, terribly quiet.
№ 276. Sometimes I found him [Karl Ivanovich] and at such moments,
when he wasn't reading; glasses descended lower on a large aquiline nose,
blue half-closed eyes looked with some special expression
and his lips smiled sadly. The room is quiet; only heard
his even breathing and the chime of the clock with the huntsman. On the other wall
Landcards sat down, all almost torn, but skillfully glued ru-
whom Karl Ivanovich. On the third wall, in the middle of which was
door down, two rulers hung on one side: one - rugged,
ours, another - brand new, own, used by him more
for encouragement than for linting, on the other a blackboard.
In the middle of the room stood a table covered with tattered black
oilcloth, from under which the edges were visible in many places,
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cut with penknives. There were several non-
painted, but from the long use of varnished stools.
The last wall was occupied by three windows. Here is the view from
them: right under the windows of the road, on which every pothole, every
pebble, each track has long been familiar and dear to me; behind the road
trimmed linden alley, behind which in some places one can see a wicker
palisade; Through the alley you can also see the meadow. ( Storytelling with elements
descriptions.)
№ 277. I. Furious - ferocious; shout - shouting; run - you can not;
rumble - rumble; to preach - preaching; manage -
in charge; slow down - slow down; to save - it is impossible; peek - behind -
looking; to beat - it is impossible; to be - being; recognize - recognizing;
squeal - squeal; mark - mark; throw - throwing; murmur - murmur
shcha; chirp - chirp; to freeze - it is impossible; worry - wave
whimpering.
II. Take out - taking out; dispel - dispelling; develop - developed;
to weaken - weakened; to weaken - weakened; save - save
regsha; touch - touching; harness - harness; zape-
ret - locking, locking; renounce - renounce; meet -
having met; take away - taking away; rake out - raked out, raked out; behind-
puff - out of breath; sit down - crouching; run away - running away;
stay - remaining, weave - weave.
№ 278. 1) A little light I got up and, having hastily drunk tea, set off in
way. 2) Having chosen a dry sandy shore somewhere, I ordered
boat to moor to it. 3) Large spiral circles on-
he [eagle] began to descend from under the clouds and, sitting calmly on the ground,
immediately calmed the dispute and fight between the ravens, starting to finish eating himself
the rest of the fish. 4) Offended crows sat around, croaked, not
daring to approach the stern king, and only occasionally snatched from behind
small pieces. 5) Leaving the village of Nikolskaya, I swam
down the river. 6) At night, burning fires represent a magnificent
picture. Wriggling like a snake, a fiery stream runs and suddenly, meeting
masses of drier and tall grass, bursts into bright flames and
again moves further in a narrow ribbon. 7) Rising with the sunrise
sun and indicating the direction in which to go, we will send
go ahead with a friend.
Taken down is a verb.
1. N.f. - appease.
2. Post. signs: owls. view, 1 ref., transition., not raised.
3. Non-post. signs: will show. incl., units h., last vr., husband. R.
4. He (what did he do?) appeased.

hung out, hung out; hang up - hung up, hung up; buy

- bought, purchased; throw - threw, thrown; crown - crowned, crowned; promise - promised, promised; hit - struck, struck; fire - fired, fired; shoot - shot, shot; to start - started, started; cut - cut, cut at the seams; ridicule

- ridiculed, ridiculed; sow - sowed, sown last month; glue - glued, glued tightly; hung - hung, hung; weight - weighted, weighted; console - consoled, consoled.

No. 268. 1) The dough is well kneaded (knead). He was involved (knead) in an unpleasant story. 2) The walls of the room were pasted over (pasted) with light wallpaper. 3) The lost (to lose) book was found. 4) Errors noticed (notice) in time were quickly corrected. 5) On the fields sown (sown) in early spring, the first shoots amicably appeared. 6) The work was completed (completed) in a timely manner. 7) The laundry was quickly dried (dry) by the wind. 8) The lecture was listened to (listen to) with deep attention.

No. 269. 1) The school drama club, led by a (suffering) artist of the city theater, is preparing a new production. - The artist who leads the (acting) school drama club carefully explains the role of each participant in the performance. 2) Young naturalists who have done (active) work to expand the school garden wrote about their experience in the school wall newspaper. - The great work done by the (suffering) young naturalists was described in detail in the school wall newspaper. 3) The girl who read (active) a new book told

StudyPort to her friends about her impressions of her. - A new book,. read by a (suffering) girl, was written brightly and captivatingly 4) New

an instrument invented by a (strad.) engineer is of great value.

The engineer who invented (actually) a new device received a prize. 5) The wind driving the (active) clouds did not subside for a minute - The clouds driven by the (suffering) wind quickly rushed across the sky.

No. 270. 1) The birch leaves rustle a little, barely swayed (swayed) by the wind. 2) The glow at distant heights was reflected in a trembling (trembling) blush. 3) On thoughts breathing (breathing) with power, like beads, words fall. 4) I love the smoke of the burnt stubble, in the steppe overnight (to spend the night) convoy and on the hill among the yellow fields a couple of whitening (to whiten) birch trees. 5) The mermaid sailed along the blue river, illuminated (illuminated) by the full moon. 6) And suddenly there is a cave in front of the hero; there is light in the cave. He goes straight to her under the dormant (sleep) vaults. 7) After the black dungeon, the light reflected by the snow, cutting (cutting) the eyes, seems unusually bright. 8) Mined (mined)

coal pours in a continuous stream, roaring (rumble) waterfall falls into the holds of a ship that has stuck to the pier. 9) Maria Andreevna's face, glowing (puffing) with health, was covered with pallor. 10) From time to time, a signalman waving (waving) a flag appeared on the canvas in front. 11) Suddenly there was a clatter of a galloping (jumping) horse.

No. 271. We go out onto the ice, covered already explored by snow, we step into the snow. sliding on crumbling stones, we climb a high embankment, stretching along an open, bare shore. Adjusting the gun behind my back, buttoning my jacket tightly, struggling with the tight wind blowing in my face, I walk along the coast. I look at the stones that have fallen in a heap from the shore into the sea. A sunbeam, breaking through, illuminates the edge of a black, hanging cloud. I raise my binoculars and peer into unsteady depth dead desert. A yellowish spot moves in a white, sparkling field. Alien the world around, looms in the snow haze "Sedov".

Day and night, night and day, a boat runs between the shore and the ship, loaded for stability with boxes of rifle cartridges. hosts station under construction take turns on the steering wheel.

Covered - communion.

1. From the verb - to cover.

2. N.f. - covered.

3. Fast. signs: passive, past. vr., owl. view.

4. Non-post. signs: full, vin. fall, unit h, husband. R.

5. Ice (which one?) covered.

Investigated - communion.

1. From the verb - explore. StudyPort 2. N.f. - researched. .ru

3. Post. signs: passive, past. vr., owl. view. 4. Non-post. signs: full, tv. drop, unit h, husband. R. 5. Snow (what?) explored.

To those who crumble - communion. 1. From the verb - crumble. 2. N.f. - crumbling.

3. Post. signs: real, present. vr., nesov. view. 4. Non-post. signs: date. fall, pl. h.

5. Stones (what?) crumbling. Blowing - communion.

1. From the verb - to blow.

2. N.f. - blowing.

3. Fast. signs: real, present. vr., nesov. view.

4. Non-post. signs: tv. fall, unit h, husband. R.

5. Wind (what?) Blowing.

Stretched out - communion.

1. From the verb - stretch.

2. N.f. - stretched.

3. Fast. signs: real, past. time., owl. view.

4. Non-post. signs: vin. fall, unit h., female R.

5. An embankment (which one?) Stretching.

No. 272. 1) Base´t - base´vann y - base´van - base´van a - base´ van o - bases´vans; prikov´t - priko´vann y - priko´van - priko´ van a - priko´van o - priko´vany; izzheva´t - izzhe´vann y - izzhe´ van - izzhe´van a - izzhe´van o - izzhe´vany.

2) Vodvori´t - vodvore´ nn y - vodvore´n - vodvoren a´ - vodvoren o´ - vodvoren s´; implement - implemented - implemented - implemented - implemented a - implemented o - implemented s'; conclude´t - conclude´nn th - conclude´n - concluded a´ - concluded o´ - concluded s´; bake´ch - bake´ nn th - bake´n - baked a´ - baked o´ - baked s´; transport´

Transported´ nn th - transported´n - transported a´ - transported o´ - transported s´; enlighten´t - enlighten´n th - enlighten´n - enlightened a´

Enlightened n o´ - enlightened s´; devote´t - dedicated´nn th - dedicated´n - dedicated a´ - dedicated o´ - dedicated s´; solve´t - decide´ nn th - decided´n - solved a´ - decided about´ - decided s´.

3) Restore - restore nn th - restored - restored - restored and - restored - restored; add´vit - added´added

Added n - added added a - added o - added added s; dopili´t - dopi´lenn y - dopi´len - dopi´len a - dopi´len o - dopi´leny; memorize - memorized - memorized - memorized - memorized a - memorized about - memorized; cut´ ch - cut´zhenny th - cut´zhen - cut´zhen a - cut´zhen o -

cut hair; foreseen - foreseen - foreseen - StudyPort foreseen - foreseen - foreseen. .ru No. 273. In Onegin, all parts are organically articulated, in the selected

Within the framework of his novel, Pushkin has exhausted his entire idea, and therefore not a single part of it can be changed or replaced. "A Hero of Our Time" is several frames nested in one large frame, which consists in the title of the novel and the unity of the hero. The parts of this novel are arranged according to inner necessity; but since they are only isolated instances in the life of at least one and the same person, then could be replaced others, because instead of an adventure in a fortress with Bela or in Taman, there could be similar ones in other places, and with other persons, although with the same hero. Nevertheless, the main idea of the author gives them unity, and the generality of their impression is striking.

No. 274. I. A wounded soldier is a wounded soldier; sowing flour - sown grain; boiled water - boiled milk; painted floor - painted fence; mowed or unmowed clover -

cut grass; shot sparrow - shot bird; a frightened crow is a frightened horse; slaked or quicklime

- extinguished fire; woven tablecloth - woven carpet; burnt coffee - a burnt letter; smoked sausage - smoked walls; spoiled child - spoiled child - the girl is spoiled by her parents; forged sword - unforged iron - constrained movements; bobbed boy - polka-cut hair

- shorn head; distilled water; lined notebook; paved street.

II. Educated - educated person; boiled - boiled ik; buttered - maslenitsa; sent - sent ik.

No. 275. I. 1) The day was gray and windy. Around the desert stubble and arable land. 2) In a small, white-pasted, completely empty hall, it was light, it smelled of oil paint, on a shiny, painted floor against the wall, there were two Chinese vases. 3) For the stables, sheds and kitchens, full-weight logs were used, determined to stand for centuries ... Everything was fitted tightly and as it should. 4) With a desperate cry, Nikita threw himself on the floor. 5) The sailor liked the smart boy. 6) In the hallway the nanny met him [Dubrovsky] and hugged her pupil with tears. 7) What is a stationmaster? A real martyr of the fourteenth grade. 8) The hall and the living room were dark.

II. 1) Ivan Ilyich and Dasha settled on a farm in an anointed hut. 2) Alexei unfolded the rag, took out a blued watch. 3) His unkempt hair fell over his eyes in a whole wave. 4) The house had high rooms with whitewashed walls and unpainted floors.

5) I will never forget this fabulous walk among the high co-StudyPort sen on sand mixed with pine needles. 6) There was a candle. repaidru .

7) The steppe was deserted, terribly quiet.

No. 276. Sometimes I found him [Karl Ivanovich] even at such moments when he was not reading; glasses descended lower on a large aquiline nose, blue half-closed eyes looked with some special expression, and his lips smiled sadly. The room is quiet; all you can hear is his even breathing and the striking of the clock with the huntsman. Landcards hung on the other wall, all almost torn, but skilfully glued by Karl Ivanovich's hand. On the third wall, in the middle of which there was a door down, two rulers hung on one side: one - cut, ours, the other - brand new, his own, used by him more for encouragement than for ruling, on the other - a black board.

In the middle of the room stood a table covered with a torn black oilcloth, from under which the edges could be seen in many places,

cut with penknives. There were several unpainted stools around the table, but from long use of varnished stools. The last wall was occupied by three windows. This is what the view looked like from them: right under the windows there is a road on which every pothole, every pebble, every rut has long been familiar and dear to me; behind the road is a sheared linden alley, behind which a wicker palisade can be seen here and there; Through the alley you can also see the meadow. ( Narrative with elements of description.)

No. 277. I. Furious - ferocious; shout - shouting; run - you can not; rumble - rumble; to preach - preaching; manage - managing; slow down - slow down; to save - it is impossible; peek - peeking; to beat - it is impossible; to be - being; recognize - recognizing; squeal - squeal; mark - mark; throw - throwing; grumble - grumble; chirp - chirp; to freeze - it is impossible; to worry - to worry.

II. Take out - taking out; dispel - dispelling; develop - developed; to weaken - weakened; to weaken - weakened; save - save; touch - touching; harness - harness; lock - locking, locking; renounce - renounce; to meet - having met; take away - taking away; rake out - raked out, raked out; out of breath - out of breath; sit down - crouching; run away - running away; stay - remaining, weave - weave.

No. 278. 1) As soon as it was light I got up and, having hastily drunk tea, set off on my way. 2) Having chosen a dry sandy shore somewhere, I ordered the boat to moor to it. 3) Large spiral circles on-

he [eagle] began to descend from under the clouds and, sitting calmly on the ground,

StudyPort immediately calmed the argument and fight between the ravens by starting. himself ru to finish the rest of the fish. 4) Offended crows sat around, croaked, not

daring to approach the stern king, and only occasionally snatched small pieces from behind. 5) Leaving the village of Nikolskaya, I swam down the river. 6) Burning fires at night present a magnificent picture. Wriggling like a snake, a fiery stream runs and suddenly, meeting masses of drier and taller grass, it flares up with a bright flame and again moves further in a narrow ribbon. 7) Having risen with the sunrise and indicating the direction in which to go, we went forward with a friend.

Taken down is a verb.

1. N.f. - appease.

2. Fast. signs: owls. view, 1 ref., transition., not raised.

3. Non-post. signs: will show. incl., units h., last vr., husband. R.

4. He (what did he do?) appeased.

Having accepted - participle.

1. From the verb to accept.

2. Owls. view.

3. Immutability.

4. He took away (how?) accepted b...

No. 279. 1) Having reached the river, we made a halt. 2) While sailing in a boat, travelers saw many birds along the banks of the river. 3) Noticing boats and people from all sides, a herd of wild goats rushed in all directions. 4) Going on a hike, the guys carefully thought out all the details of the trip. 5) Approaching the station, the passengers became worried and began to collect things. 6) Picking up speed, the train was quickly approaching the mountain pass.

and dissolved like two halves of a wooden gate; | dancing and snorting| , horses passed between them, an officer shouted.

No. 281. 1) More than once I laughed uncontrollably while watching the comedy The Inspector General.

StudyPort 2) While reading the play, I vividly imagined its characters. 3)en After watching such a production, a conclusion immediately suggests itself about life beyond

the walls of the Kostylevo rooming house. 4) Arriving from the city, Davydov faced a number of difficulties. 5) Many cities and villages were destroyed by the Nazis, thereby depriving the population of shelter. 6) At the entrance to the boiler house, we were doused with heat. 7) Hearing about intelligence, Petya cheered up.

1. A non-poetic exposition of Nekrasov's poem "The Uncompressed Band".

2. Perception of Nekrasov.

3. Proof of the power of the word, the creative process.

I. The creative process is an immeasurably more complex thing than the ability to use the so-called rules of versification in a standard way ...

Here I would like to give one example. I will refer to Nekrasov's well-known poem "Uncompressed Band". As you remember, its content is as follows: late autumn has come, and an uncompressed peasant strip still stands in the field. It is not compressed because its owner overstrained himself at work and fell seriously ill.

I have described this event quite precisely, but in my transmission it still makes absolutely no impression.

In this case, I did it on purpose: I did it in order to show how much depends on the poet, on the spiritual poetic “contribution” that he makes to the life material underlying the work.

: , (to ...), (as ...), (which ...).

II. Now let's see how Nekrasov perceived the same event and conveyed it to the reader ...

From the very first lines, some kind of nagging pain takes you by the heart, although at first you may not even know why the poet began his conversation. You are seized with pity for this lonely peasant strip, which "both the storm, and the hare tramples, and the birds ruin."

And the further you read, the more tangible, the brighter the image of a Russian peasant, crushed by need and overwork, rises before you, and not only the image of this particular peasant, which is spoken of in the poem, but also the image of all like him, the image of the then village, bonded, impoverished, ruined, dark...

The thing is that Nekrasov, behind a seemingly ordinary, insignificant fact, saw much more than what can be seen upon superficial examination. With the light of his poetic

StudyPort lanta, he penetrated into it and illuminated those sides of it that. at first glance were invisible. He found in his heart such excitement

bathrooms, such heartfelt poetic words that one cannot but believe. These were words deeply felt, endured, words, if you like, suffered through. These were the only, indispensable words, with the help of which alone it was possible to say with the greatest completeness and persuasiveness what I wanted to say.

zat Nekrasov. (Reasoning, artistic style.)

No. 283. Distilled, compose, combine, next, the future of the country, knowledgeable, annul the results, appeal, animated, scholarship, colloquium, sensation, sensational reportage, selection, selection.

№ 284.

Calm is an adverb.

1. Adverb of action.

2. Passed (how?) calmly about .

On the right is an adverb.

1. Adverb of place.

2. I heard (where is it?) on the right. Low is an adverb.

1. Adverb of place.

2. Stood (how to?) Not high. Again - adverb.

1. Adverb of action.

2. Started (how?) again about . In autumn - adverb.

1. Adverb of action.

2. Crimson (how?) in autumn.

Quietly, on the right, low, again, in autumn.

No. 285. 1) The sea is agitated. 2) The hunter excitedly talked about the meeting with the bear. 3) The child is frightened by an unexpected shot. 4) The child screamed in fright. 5) Everything in this case is balanced and deliberate. 6) The speaker answered the questions slowly, thoughtfully. 7) The performance was organized by the drama club of the school. 8) The performance was very organized, according to a strict plan. 9) My friend is a comprehensively developed person. 10) On the sidings, near the scattered wagons where the railway workers temporarily lived, children are digging in the sand. 11) I am very windy, perhaps I did.

No. 286. 1) The horses shied away and rushed at a gallop. 2) Filofey not-

how many times did he wave his hand backhand. 3) It was well after midnight. StudyPort 4) She [Natasha] threw open the window. 5) Black clouds. , ru completely covered the sky, quietly sowed a fine rain. 6) Peter fell on his back.

7) The last carriage passed by and rolled away. 8) Anna Sergeevna recently got married. 9) The sky was already breathing in autumn. 10) And she [Neva] could not argue.

No. 287. 1) There was a gloomy forest to the left, the Yenisei to the right. 2) Look, the storm is rising from the left. 3) The Russian population has long lived on the White Sea. 4) Again the clouds above me gathered in the sky. 5) Circumstances separated them for a long time. 6) Take care of honor from a young age. 7) Kirila Petrovich easily called in the house of his old friend. 8) It began to get dark again; the middle brother went to get ready. 9) The drawing room and the hall were gradually filled with guests. 10) Katya had plenty of time to think. 11) Neva seemed to be asleep; occasionally, as if sleepily, she splashes lightly with a wave on the shore and falls silent. 12) Representatives of the hostile side behaved at the conference

defiantly. 13) He looked at me and raised his hand menacingly. 14) The audience warmly applauded the singer.

No. 288. Don’t tell anyone ´ (places), don’t contact anyone ´ (places), don’t go anywhere ´ (places nar); not to ask anyone ´ (places), not to depend on anyone ´ (places), not to receive letters from anywhere (places nar); there is no one to replace (seats), no one to send (seats) with, no place (beds) to place; there is nothing (places) to talk about, nothing (places) to argue about, there is no reason (places nar) to worry in vain; no one (places) to call, no one (places) to wait for a telegram; there is no place (bed place) to call on the phone, nothing (bed place) not to worry, not much (bed place) not to worry, nothing (bed place) not to worry, buy a few (bed places) books , never ´ (places) do not lose heart, do not lose heart from anything ´ (places), do not hide anything ´ (places).

No. 289. 1) The night has come. No one in the city of sleepless eyes closed. 2) The Oblomovites did not receive the latest news from anywhere, and there was nowhere to receive them from. 3) He [Luchkov] could not arouse sympathy in anyone. 4) Several skinny willows timidly descend along its sandy [ravine] sides. Sad look, nothing to say. 5) At no time does Kolotovka represent a gratifying sight. 6) He [Morgach] was once a coachman. 7) I was left with nothing, nothing to do with it. 8) But rocks, and secret shoals, and storms are nothing to him. 9) Rains sometimes poured in torrents, but did not cool the atmosphere at all.

No. 290. Anna Sergeevna was a rather strange creature. Having no prejudices, not even having any strong beliefs, she did not back down from anything and did not go anywhere. She saw many things clearly, many things occupied her, and nothing quite satisfied her, yes.

she hardly desired complete satisfaction. Her mind was inquisitive and StudyPort indifferent at the same time; her doubts did not subside. never to forgetfulness and never to anxiety. Don't be her

rich and independent, she might have thrown herself into battle, she would have known passion.

But her life was easy, although she sometimes got bored, and she continued to follow day after day, slowly and only occasionally worrying.

(, (although…), and .) Rainbow paints lit up sometimes before her eyes, but she rested when they faded away, and did not regret them.

(, but [ , (when ...) ].) Her imagination was carried away even beyond the limits of what, according to the laws of ordinary morality, is considered permissible; but even then her blood still rolled quietly in her charmingly slender and calm body.

She [Dasha] really liked only Telegin. 4) The spring sky is cloudless, and the steppe dazzlingly shines. 5) Little by little it got dark. 6) Grechkin spoke meaningfully, in a Volga way. 7) The coachmen whistled in the steppe, well-fed troikas rushed at a gallop. 8) Pechorin turned a little pale and turned away. 9) The ship is still rocking. 10) The boatswain nevertheless acted in his own way. 11) German, willy-nilly, agreed to be my assistant. 12) In terms of features, Olga has no life, just like in the Vandikova Madonna. 13) Somewhere, sometime, long, long ago I read a poem. 14) He [Andrey Bolkonsky] suggested, firstly, to concentrate all the artillery in the center, and secondly, to transfer the cavalry back to the other side of the ravine. 15) Covered with a crimson cloud, the moon rose and barely illuminated the road.

№ 292 arrive unexpectedly, advance step by step, arrive on time, give the coal to the mountain, agree in the end, distribute it equally, make it better and prettier, toss and turn from side to side, today, apparently, it will rain.

No. 293. Remember forever, transfer to the day after tomorrow, postpone until tomorrow, live opposite, see through, nullify, save until now, fold in half, divide in two, go one at a time, think in your own way, swim in twos, increase little by little, say in a temper, to fight hand to hand, to end in a draw, to act openly, to decide in general, to speak in general.

StudyPort Heard from above, jump up, look up.ru Approach from below, go down, seen below.

Overtake in front, go ahead, know ahead. Hit sideways, move sideways, turn sideways

No. 295. Rush up, dive deep, look into the distance, grow

in breadth, stand around, never hit, do not understand at first, hit again.

No. 296 on the move, shoot on the fly, ask one by one, get together early, get completely exhausted, do it in revenge, buy like hot cakes, you need to hot, work tirelessly, dance until you drop, fill to capacity.