Предмет: Русский язык, автор: polinavologina757

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Коротка летняя пора на севере тундры. В ма.. еще в воздух.. в(ь,ъ)ют(?)ся сн..жинки, бушуют буйные ветры по ее бе(с,з)крайним просторам. Потом вдруг проясняет(?)ся небо та..т снег начинают ож..вать и цвести первые растения.
В это время возвращают(?)ся птицы. Тундра – родина этих птиц. На берегах светлых озер они стро..т свои гнезда. Здесь они могут спокойно отл..жить яйца выкормить птенцов и (не)беспокоиться о пище. Мошки и комары сами лезут им рот.
Быстро проход..т летняя пора. Пт..нцы выр..стают и отправляют(?)ся за д..лекие горы леса и моря. В..сной они опять вернутся сюда.
Наступа..т день, когда солнце не поднимает(?)ся из-за г..ризонта. Теперь его (не)увидишь до весны. Долгая полярная ночь простирает(?)ся над необъятными просторами тундры.

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Коротка летняя пора на севере тундры. В мае (Предл.пад., 2 скл) еще в воздухе (Предл.пад, 2 скл.) вьются (разделит. Ь в корне) снежинки (снег), бушуют буйные ветры по ее бескрайним (корень нач.с глухой согл.) просторам. Потом вдруг проясняется (что делает?) небо, тает (1 спр.) снег, начинают оживать и цвести первые растения.

В это время возвращаются (что делают?) птицы. Тундра – родина этих птиц. На берегах светлых озер они строят (2 спр.) свои гнезда. Здесь они могут спокойно отложить (буква "ж", суффикса "а" нет) яйца, выкормить птенцов и не беспокоиться ("не" с глаг.раздельно) о пище (перечисление). Мошки и комары сами лезут им рот.

Быстро проходит (2 спр.) летняя пора. Птенцы (птенчик) вырастают (после "а" - "ст") и отправляются (что делают?) за далекие (даль) горы, леса и моря (перечисление). Весной (вёсны) они опять вернутся сюда.

Наступает (1 спр.) день, когда солнце не поднимается (что делает?) из-за горизонта (сл.слово). Теперь его не увидишь ("не" с глаг.) до весны. Долгая полярная ночь простирается (что делает?) над необъятными просторами тундры.

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