How to highlight the participial turnover in a sentence

The participles are intended to make the speech of the writer and speaker more imaginative and vivid, to help more accurately express their thoughts. Unfortunately, they are less commonly used in colloquial speech - the rhythm of life is not very conducive to orbit. The use of participial turns on the letter requires compliance with the rules of punctuation.

Instruction manual

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To get started, learn to identify the sacrament in spoken and written language. Make sure you understand what the sacrament is. Vladimir Dahl said: "The sacrament is part of the speech involved in the verb in the form of the name of the adjective." In simple terms, the sacrament is a part of speech that combines the properties of a verb and an adjective. With verbs they are related by the presence of species, time and recurrence. Verbs answer the questions: what to do? what to do? Communion - to the questions: what does he do? what did The sacrament can be replaced by a combination of words: "one that is" + a verb. For example: singing = one who sings. The participles, as well as adjectives, have a number and gender, are inclined according to cases and answer questions: what? which one? which one? (Compare: playful and playful.)

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Sacraments, which have dependent words, form the participles. On the letter they are highlighted with commas. Separate the participle turnover if it is after the word being defined. (Example: A kitten playing with a ball is very nice.) "Kitten" is a definite word, "playing with a ball" is a participial phrase.

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Remember: the determined word in the sentence can be expressed by a personal pronoun (I, you, you, he, etc.). In this case, regardless of whether or not the sacrament is after it, or in front of it, highlight it with commas. (Example: He who arrived late was waiting in the corridor. When he arrived late, he waited in the corridor.)

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Please note: sometimes the sacrament turnover may have a circumstantial value, or the meaning of the cause. In this case, the question of turnover can be asked not only "which?" - from the word being defined, but also "why?" - from the predicate. (Example: Infatuated with the game, the baby did not notice the mother's return.)

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If the word being defined is not expressed by a personal pronoun and stands after a participial turnover that does not have a circumstantial meaning, then such a revolution is not required to be highlighted with commas. (Compare: A kitten playing with a ball. A kitten playing with a ball.)

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The participial circulation is highlighted on the letter with commas, regardless of where it stands, if there are other words between it and the designated word. (Example: In the spring, anticipating the awakening of nature, his weak heart began to beat faster.)