Предмет: Русский язык, автор: лоренция69

Обьяснить все запятые!!!
Алтай воистину прекрасен. Исполненный вечной новизны и движения , живой, бодрящий и глубокий, он, как хлеб, не может надоесть, исчерпать свои краски и смысл. Красота Горного Алтая никого не оставит равнодушным. Проникнув в сердце любого человека, она успокоит взволнованного и взволнует спокойного, не поощрит в тебе ни праздности, ни тоски, а подымет новые силы.

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Автор ответа: Аноним
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Исполненный вечной новизны и движения( прич. оборот )  , живой, бодрящий и глубокий,( обособл. однород опр. )  он, как хлеб( сравнит. оборот ), не может надоесть,( однород чл) исчерпать свои краски и смысл. Красота Горного Алтая никого не оставит равнодушным. Проникнув в сердце любого человека( деепр. оборот ) , она успокоит взволнованного и взволнует спокойного,( однородн.)  не поощрит в тебе ни праздности,( однородн.)  ни тоски, а подымет ( однородн.) новые силы.
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We know that people learned to write long, long ago. For more than 7,000 years people have been writing down their thoughts. But even before people learned to write they could sing! Music began even before writing.
The people of old times drew themselves on rocks. Some of the pictures showed dancers and singers, and also people playing some musical instruments. So our ancestors were fond of music.
How did people learn to sing? What musical instruments did they play? Archaeologists and musicologists give the answer to these questions. Our ancestors lived in groups because only together they could get their food and defend themselves from wild animals. They learned to make tools and work together.
The group of early men worked together like an orchestra and they usually murmured to each movement of their hand or foot. Without the murmuring (or “singing”) they could not do the work.
Later people learned to make better tools and it was not necessary to sing during their work. But singing began, and the songs of many countries are probably ‘children’ of these first work songs.
When people made his earliest tools, he learned to make musical instruments, too. Those pictures on rocks show people playing musical instruments. Very careful analyses of the bones of animals that archaeologists found show that the men of that time could use them for making sounds. So bones of animals, horns, pieces of wood were man’s first musical instruments. By blowing into horns or bones people could make a very loud sound. They could also make sounds by beating one piece of wood against another or a piece of wood against a stone. In that time people didn’t have metal. But they could sing and were fond of music.
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