Предмет: Українська мова, автор: aplaygamem

помогите 1. Спишіть речення. Підкресліть фразеологізми як члени речення.
1. Ти б краще мамі допоміг, аніж байдики бити. 2. Юля відповідала на запитання мов по нотах. 3. Денис уважно при- дивлявся та мотав собі на вус. 4. Вибачте, але я не прихильник сізіфової праці! 5. Хлопець зрозумів, що проговорився, сам упіймався на гачок. 6. Славко з усіх ніг помчався у двір.

Ответы

Автор ответа: bogdana3359

Ответ:

1) байдики бити – присудок

2) мов по нотах – обставина

3) мотав собі на вус – присудок

4) сізіфової праці – додаток

5) упіймався на гачок – присудок

6) з усіх ніг – обставина

підмет – хто?, що?, підкреслюється однієї лінією –

присудок – що робить?, підкреслюється двома лініями =

додаток – кого?, чого?, кому?, чому? и тд., підкреслюється пунктиром ---

обставина – де? коли? куди? звідки?(питання непрямих відмінків, підкреслюється крапка-риска -•-•-

означення – який?, яка?, яке?, чий?, котрий? и т.д. підкреслюється хвилястою лінією ~

liza190110: Спасибо!!!!

liza190110: Очень ясний ответ!Мне какрас надо

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