How to write: "crazy" or "mad"?The answer to a question you will find in the presented paper.In addition, we will tell you about the cases in which certain words have the suffix -nn- and which -n-.
General
Writing two or a single letter "n" is the most complicated rule, not only for students in the 6th grade, but also for adults who have long graduated from educational institutions.
should be noted that very often these rules are combined completely different part of speech.However, the terms of writing these letters are not similar.That is why, in order to understand how to be - "crazy" or "mad", should first determine the morphemic structure of words, the process of its formation, and even value.Moreover, almost every rule spell "HH" and "n" includes an incredible number of exceptions.In order not to get lost in them, they are encouraged to remember or make a separate crib.
So, let's try together to determine how to write the word "crazy" or "mad"?
Preliminary analysis of the word
Before answering this question, it is necessary to determine to which part of speech the word belongs.Repeating them out loud, "crazy" or "mad", you immediately determine the question - "what?".As you know, it corresponds to an adjective.
How exactly was formed word?
ascertaining what part of speech we are dealing with, you need to determine what is the word of the expression formed."Crazy," that is "enrage" (what to do).As is evident from the question submitted by the word refers to the name and the adjective formed from the verb imperfect form.Thus, it is necessary to remember all the rules of the Russian language, which relate to this part of speech (the spelling of the suffix "nn" and "n").
Spelling one or two letters "n" in verbal adjectives
This section of the subject "Russian language" is studied in educational institution more than one lesson.For rules concerning the "HH" and "n" in verbal adjectives, include a lot of nuances.
When written 2 letters "n" in verbal adjectives?
So, let's correct to "frenzied."In this case, the word must refer to one of the following rules:
- adjective derived from the verb with the prefix.And the prefix "no" will not affect the writing of "HH" or "n" (for example: associated built or beveled ).
- If verbal adjectives have the following suffixes: -eva- or -ova- .For example: uprooted stump organized event, and so on.By the way, there are exceptions to this rule: forged and chewed .This is due to the fact that, in the words of -ov- and -ev- are roots, not suffixes.
- If the proposal present any dependent word (give an example: collected from rods ).
- If the adjective derived from a verb, which has the perfect look and answers the question "what to do?" (Eg: grown - grow).This rule has an exception.This word « wounded » (hurt).
As you can see, to any of the rules provided by the word "frenzied" is not appropriate.Consequently, it will apply the suffix "H" and the right to be "rabid".But to make this final, we decided to present you and other rules relating to verbal adjectives.
When writing a letter "n" in verbal adjectives?
One letter "H" written under the adjectives that have occurred on bespristavochnyh verbs.For example: knitted, nekosheny , and mad .
existing exceptions to the rule
Before applying these rules in practice and understand how to write this or that word, it is advisable to look for it among the exceptions.By the way, they are not so little: unheard, ruddy, sacred, hammered, unexpected, unprecedented, slow, unexpected, conceited?welcome, named (brother), accident, unexpectedly, a strange, wretched, cutesy, business, green, rdyany planted (father), spicy, mutton, pork, young, blue, purple, bright .
Procedure
As you can understand how to write in a particular word the letters "n"?
- determines which part of speech it belongs."Crazy" (what?) - Adjective.
- defines how the word was formed."Crazy" - "enrage" (what to do) - adjective derived from the verb.
- defines the features of derivative words."Madden" (what to do) - imperfective verbs, 2nd conjugation.
- appeal to all exceptions that are directly related to us the necessary rules (in this case - spelling rules "nn" and "n").
- If the exception your word is not found, you should look for the rule under which it falls.In our case, the "mad" - a verbal adjective bespristavochnoe imperfect form, having no suffixes -eva- and ovals.Accordingly, it is spelled with one letter "n".
Using this analysis, we can determine how to spell the letters "n" in almost any word.The main thing with this - to know or to have on hand all the rules that are relevant to this part of the speech and spelling.
How "wildly" or "wild"?
This question is similar to the previous one.But the difference between them is still there.It lies in the fact that "mad" and "wildly" refer to different parts of speech.In this regard, the question arises, whether it affects their spelling?The answer is you will find below.
What part of speech is?
According to the previous analysis, before you understand how to spell the word "violently" should define its relation to some part of the speech.To do this, we ask the question "how?" - "Furious."Thus, the conclusion is that it is an adverb.After all, this part of the speech answers the question.
From what words formed?
determine the source word from which there is an adverb, is quite simple.To do this, he should finish the desired end in any way, including nominative or.In our case it will be as follows: "wildly" - Raging (th), Frantic (s), Frantic (th), Frantic (th), and so on.Next to these derivatives is required to ask relevant questions: "what?", "What?", "What?", "What?" And so on.As is well known, they are responsible only this part of the speech, as an adjective.
So we learned from what happened dialect word "wildly."Next, we need to recall the relevant rules of the Russian language.
Spelling "nn" and "n" in dialects suffixes
Those adverbs that end in the letter "o" are usually formed either from adjectives, or from passive participles.But in any case, they are written with a single or a double "H", depending on how many of them have corresponding adjective or participle.
Analyze
examining the rule of the Russian language, proceed to the analysis of our dialect "wildly."How do you spell it: with two "n" or one?Earlier we learned that the word was derived from the adjective "mad", which has one "n".Consequently, our dialect will have a number of similar letters.
Here is an example:
- Speech, which should be written with the "nn»: excitedly, inadvertently, to intensify, unheard of, certainly, surely (formed by the following words: excited accidentally activated by unheard of, certain, sure).
- Speech, which should be written with the "n»: erudite (expressed quite erudite), confused (talks confusedly), windy (very windy today) and so on.
back to basics
course ahead, how many letters "n" in the word (dialect) "wildly", it has become much easier since we have previously dismantled its derivative - "mad."But what would happen if we did not do it in advance?In this case, the sequence of our previous actions would have increased by a few points:
- determines which part of speech is the word."How?" - "Furious."It is an adverb.
- Determine exactly how it was formed."Madly" in full form is "mad."In other words, our dialect is the origin of the adjective.
- determines how it was formed, this adjective."Crazy," that is "enrage" (What?) - Is derived from the verb.
- defines the features of derivative words."Madden" (what to do) - imperfective verbs, 2nd conjugation.
- appeal to all exceptions that are necessary for us rules (in this case the rules of spelling "nn" and "n").
- If the exception your word is not found, you should look for the rule under which it falls.In our case, the "mad" - a verbal adjective bespristavochnoe imperfect form.Accordingly, it is spelled with one letter "n".
- If derivative adjective "mad" has one "n", according to the rules and adverb, which is formed from it, written with the same amount of data characters.
