Предмет: Русский язык, автор: MAMOHT75

разберите слово ОТПИРАТЬ по составу

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Автор ответа: АнннаЧурсинова

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от-приставка
пир-корень
ать-глагольный суфикс

andreevayulia: окончание не существует, и не может быть оно в н.ф. у глагола!!!!

rotersand: Не знаю, кто вас учил, но нам объясняли именно так.

andreevayulia: нас с первого класса учили, и говорили, что это грбейшая ошибка

rotersand: грубейшая ^^

АнннаЧурсинова: а и ть это глагольные суфиксы

АнннаЧурсинова: нам учитель говорил

АнннаЧурсинова: а учитель не врет

andreevayulia: да, это глагольные суффиксы

rotersand: Глагольные суффиксы это -а- -я- -е- и так далее.
Это бесконечный спор, так что, если хотите, то оставайтесь при "верном для вас" мнении. А мой учитель тоже не врет.

Автор ответа: andreevayulia

0

от-приставка
пир-корень
а-суффикс
ть-суффикс
основа- отпира
окончания не существует

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1) In 1990, there were fewer than 300 Siberian tigers in the world.

1. True
2. False
3. Not stated

2) In Russia, a person has the right to hunt a Siberian tiger.

1. True
2. False
3. Not stated

3) A lot of Siberian tigers were killed in a battle near Vladivostok.

1. True
2. False
3. Not stated

4) The Siberian Tiger Project was only concerned with stopping illegal hunting.

1. True
2. False
3. Not stated

5) North Korea participates in conservation efforts.

1. True
2. False
3. Not stated

6) Both Russia and China tell citizens about the problems Siberian tigers experience.

1. True
2. False
3. Not stated

7) Siberian tigers could live with other tigers if they had enough space.

1. True
2. False
3. Not stated

8) More Siberian tigers live in zoos than anywhere else.

1. True
2. False
3. Not stated

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