Предмет: Русский язык, автор: malova20002208

(1) Ч..рный дым большими клубами ш..л (из)под дли(н,нн)ых k..мыш..вых крыш. (2) М..ла (не)большая п..зёмка день был вет- ре(н,нн)ый. (3) (Изжёлта)красные к..мен..стые склоны в..летали к голой о..ветре(н,нн)ой в..ршин.. .

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1. Вставьте пропущенные буквы и знаки препинания, раскройте скобки.

2. Озаглавьте текст.

3. Выпишите из текста прилагательное, правописание которого определяется правилом: «В суффиксах прилагательных, образованных от существительных, под ударением после шипящих пишется буква о».

4. Найдите прилагательное, которое является исключением из правила: «В прилагательных, образованных от существительных при помощи суффиксов -они, -енн, пишутся две буквы н». Выпишите это слово.

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Автор ответа: az090saw

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Один день в природе
Чёрный дым большими кубами шёл из под длинных камышовых крыш.
Ивла небольшая подземка. День был ветреный. Жолто-красные каменные склоны вылетали к голой ветреной вершин
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