Предмет: Русский язык, автор: Татьяна20020713

Ходят в лес по ягоды , по грибы , по орехи . А что, если отправиться в лес по загадки? Интересно собирать ягоды , грибы и орехи , а загадки ещё интересней искать. Найдёшь, соберёшь и успокоишься. А уж коли загадки разыщешь — покой потеряешь! Пока отгадку ищешь — две новых загадки по пути найдёшь. Грибы , съешь, ягоды съешь — на том и конец.Загадку разгадаешь — только начало…
1)Основная мыль текста подчеркнуть текст(выпишите пожалуйста его)
2)выпишите глагол по схеме: приставка,корень,суффикс,окончание,суффикс.
Помогите срочно !!!

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Автор ответа: Polly2908

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2)отправиться

Интересно собирать ягоды , грибы и орехи , а загадки ещё интересней искать.

Polly2908: да, от/прав/и/ть/ся-более подходить

Автор ответа: Аноним

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Основная мысль в следующем предл.: Интересно собирать ягоды, грибы и орехи, а загадки еще интересней искать. Глагол по схеме :отправиться. От- прист., прав- корень, и- суф.. ть- окончание, ся - суффикс (постфикс)

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