Предмет: Русский язык, автор: nasyatarasova

1)Укажите предложение с грамматической ошибкой (с нарушением синтаксической нормы)
1.Оставленная в книге жалоб претензия была беспочвенна и ни на чём не обоснована
2.Летом река Днепр обычно выходит из берегов именно в нашем городе.
3.У всех тел,кто побывал в Третьяковской галерее,остались в памяти картины Айвазовского.
4.Невозможно не отметить о высокой подготовке у року.
2)В каком предложении придаточную часть сложноподчинённого предложения нальзя заменить обособленным определением,выраженным причастным оборотом?
1.Мне хотелось поделиться своими эмоциями и переживаниями,которые перехлёстывали через край.
2.Катя сегодня одела то самое красное платье,которое так понравилось Петру.
3.Впервые я познакомился с ним в деревне,где обычно проводил лето.
4.И тут Пётр стал раскидывать умом,которого у него была палата.


lolka3334: Это ты егэ пишешь? Ответь очень срочно
nasyatarasova: вроде да

Ответы

Автор ответа: alla2910
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4 предложение явно неправильное. Невозможно не отметить высокую подготовку к уроку, (а не "о высокой подготовке к уроку"). Словосочетание должно стоять в вин. падеже, а не в предложном.
2 задание. Скорее всего 3 предложение, т.к. стоит подчинительный союз "где". Обычно придаточную часть с таким союзом невозможно превратить в причастный оборот.


lolka3334: Это ты егэ пишешь? Ответь. очень срочный вопрос.
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