Ana mea

'Ole - he haumāna hoa, a ke manaʻo mākou ke pane i ka adverbial nīnau, a ma ka mea ia manawa i olelo ia i ka gerund, waha' participle nä hopuna, prepositional-hihia manao. Ana i emi iho i ka hana ana o ka hoailona, i kaʻaoʻao o ka hoʻokō i ka hana (Pehea? Pehea?), Location (Where? Hea? Auhea la?), Kumu (ke aha?),ʻAno (me ke ku ei ka mea? Under na hana hea?), Ke manao (ke kumu?). No kēia wā o ka waeʻano o ana, kona nui. Ana i ke kāheaʻia ma ka prepositional-hihia pūʻulu phraseology, infinitive.

E hoʻokaʻawale aʻe mea - keia mea he 'ole a hiki i kekahi cia, a i ua hōʻike me ka leo (me ka puana) a me ka punctuation (i loko o ke kākau' ana).

(E kuiaʻi, ua aneane haule iho la i kona mau kuli, Rodion, bouncing me keʻano hakanū, ho'āʻo e mālama i ia me kona makua kāne, ka puupuu, hoomaka ae la oia e ho one ma ka hau, e like shayba.Nesmotrya waimaka, a me ka pīhoihoi, i ka lā ua he maikai kekahi.)

1. E hoʻokaʻawale aʻe 'ole hiki ke kaheaia ma ka hookahi a me ka gerund gerund me e kaukaʻi hua'ōlelo (waha' participle nä hopuna). ua kēiaʻano o ka 'ole ke' anao? aou comma, nānā 'ole o ko lākou wahi ma ka olelo. (Moe ana ma ka holopapa, oia nānā lākou vacantly ma ka palena o ke kaʻa. He Ua e noho ana ma luna o ka windowsill, lazily e hooluhi ana i kona mau wāwae. He i humming, hele mālie aʻela i kaʻaoʻao o ka alley).

2. kaawale ana o na ana, a i kaheaia ma prepositional hihia ano o ka noun, he ponoʻole. Ko lakou kaawale hilinaʻi nui ma luna o ka semantic hoʻouka (hui adverbial elua a oi Hawaiʻi) aie i ka mea nāwaliwali syntactic predicate hōʻike verb paha posed e ka mea kākau stylistic pilikia.

Inā ka 'ole o ka pili nui, a ua kaheaia ka noun me prepositions (e like me me me me), ia mea - he kaʻawale' ole. (He Ua bouncing ma ka trampoline, e like me ka mea poepoe, Like me ka ino, huhu, Victor kahili ae ma ka lumi. Natalia me ina Pule Hoola, i hookahuli ai e kahe mai ana i kona mau maka.)

3. ana pili paha i kaawale ina e hoomaka ia me ka hui ana mamua. (Oiai kekahi kakahiaka lele aku o ka ikehu manawa ike iho la ia he iki kaʻona,).

i hoʻopuka

E hoʻokaʻawale aʻe 'ole i kekahi manawa i olelo ia pae o ka olelo mua i ke predicate a me ka hoomaka ana me prepositions (no ka mea, i loko o ke alo, i ka wa e kaawale aku, hoalohaloha aku ka noonoo, e like me ka mea ku ole, mamuli). , (Ano he kumu hoʻohālike Mahalo i kona ikaika ano, Elena wawahi i ka ulia pilikia, akā, :. Elena i lanakila ai i ka ulia pilikia i ke aloha i kona ikaika ano kue i ke Kumukanawai, a me ka mana koi, Sergei hiki i kahi i hoʻomoana ai i loko o ka uliuli Awaits, akā,: .. Sergei hiki i kahi i hoʻomoana ai i loko o ka uliuli Awaits, e ku e ana i ka pono o ka Palapala ).

4. Ina ka manaʻo ua keiaʻaʻahu kaʻawale 'ole, ka punctuation stavte ano o homogeneous hua'ōlelo pono ma lalo. (E hooluhi ana i kona mau lima, bouncing awkwardly, Hooho nui me ka olioli, ia maila ka uila ma ke alanui, He holo kiki aku la i ke alanui, e hooluhi ana i kona mau lima, ua lele kiʻekiʻe. E hooluhi ana i kona mau lima a me ka ho'ōho GHB, a laila holo akula ma ke ala.)

E kaumaha ana i ka okoa ana i structurally like i nā syntactic? Ieoaeunoaa iauaeoia e mai i koi punctuation.

E hoomanao i! Commas ka mea,ʻaʻole i, ina ka noho ana

• Haʻi 'ana e haʻalele o ka hopuna'ōlelo. (He hele aku la i ka ke kaha kiʻiʻana o ka molowa).
• Hoikeia i ka ole-ka hoʻonuiʻana hookahi gerunds. Ua Ua manaoio ia mau olelo (e noho ana, e moe ana i lalo, me ka makemake ole, me ka nana aku, a pela aku.) Substantivized, oa i hanaʻia ma ka hele i kekahi hapa o ka olelo (adverbs ma keia hihia) i kekahi (gerund). (Mākou'ōlelo Akā, e noho ana :. mākou e kamaʻilio pū, e noho ana ma ka noho.

* Note. Inā hoikeia ma ka mau 'ole ke' gerund i hana mai i ka verb, ka mea pono kū 'Aʻohe wai iaʻu. (Haliu ae aku, ua holoi iho la i kona mau waimaka).