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6. (96-1-76) Укажите, в какой паре слов
литературная норма допускает двойное
ударение.
А) мышление – мышление, казаки - казаки |
В) атлас - атлас, орган – орган
С) купите – купите, отрезать - отрезать
в котором
D) стоит - стоит, уже - уже
E) вовремя - во время, дорогой – дорогой
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chubbs - 5 лет назад
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Ответ:
В, С, Д, Е
Объяснение: Атлас(сборник географических карт, таблиц, диаграмм и т.д.)-атлАс(шелковая блестящая ткань)
Орган(составляющая часть организма\механизма)-оргАн(музыкальный инструмент)
купИте(глагол в повелительном наклонение)- кУпите(глагол передающий вопрос)
отрезАть(что делать? несовершенного вида)-отрЕзать(что сделать? совершенного вида)
стОит( речь идет о стоимости чего-либо)-стоИт(положение в пространстве)
Уже(прилагательное в степени сравнения)- ужЕ(наречие)
вОвремя(наречие)- во врЕмя(существительное)
дорогОй(прилагательное)- дорОгой(существительное)
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Let us take a look at the history of computers that we know today. The
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that time advances in science have led to the proliferation of computers throughout our society, and the past is but the prologue that gives us
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