Предмет: Русский язык, автор: анютка1408

Словообразовательный разбор слов: ЯЗЫКОВЕДЫ, ЗАГАДКОЙ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Автор ответа: Елиzаvеtа

языковеды-язык-корень, о-проводящая, вед-корень, ы - окончание.
за-приставка, гад-корень, к-суффикс, ой-оконание

Елиzаvеtа: я забыла эту тему

анютка1408: ну ладно, ВСЕ РАВНО, СПАСИБО.

Елиzаvеtа: Да не за что(

анютка1408: ПРОВОДЯЩАЯ - ЭТО СУФФИКС?

Елиzаvеtа: нет

анютка1408: соединяющая буква?

Елиzаvеtа: Ну эта буква по середине. В сложных словах, например (пароход, выодопровод) бывают либо е, либо о проводящие

Елиzаvеtа: ну да, ее называют и проводящей и соединяющей

анютка1408: ааа, ОГРОМНОЕ СПАСИБО

Елиzаvеtа: Пожалуйста.

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