Предмет: Русский язык, автор: olga237

образуйте от глагола зависеть страдательное причастие настоящего времени и пожалйста скажите за висеть это глагол переходный или непереходный.

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Автор ответа: stilnata

это непереходный глагол, т.к. не сочетается с сущ. в винительном падеже. Страдательное причастие- это когда действие выполняют с предметом. Значит: зависимый- страдательное причастие.

olga237: вот только я не пойму нам объясняли что страдательные причастия образуются только от переходных глаголов

stilnata: Страдательные причастия могут образовываться от единичных непереходных глаголов: руководимый и управляемый образованы от непереходных глаголов руководить и управлять (значение объекта при этих глаголах выражается существительным в форме не В. п., а Т. п.: руководить, управлять заводом).

stilnata: как-то так

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