Sample of compound words

Examples of Compound Words by Type

Compound words are an easy way to add interest to your writing. By combining two ideas in one word, you can quickly provide all the information needed. These examples of compounds will show you how it's done.

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What Are Compound Words?

A compound word is formed when two words are combined to make a new word. It is one of the ways in which the English language is flexible and always changing, as compound words allow people to create new words as the need arises.

For example, you might use “in” and “side” to create the compound word “inside”.

We should play inside today.

The words “carry” and “over” can make the compound word “carry over”.

We can carry over that surplus into the next sprint.

As you can see, compound words can come in different varieties. Explore examples of each.

Examples of Compound Words

When it comes to compound words, there are three different types that are important: closed-form, open-form, and hyphenated. Dive into how each type of compound word is different.

Closed-Form Compound Word Examples

Closed compound words are formed when two fully independent, unique words are combined to create a new word. For example, you would combine “grand” and “mother” to create the closed-form word “grandmother”. In a sentence, this would look like, “My grandmother is coming over.” These are the most common types of compound words.

For example:

• bullfrog
• snowball
• mailbox
• grandmother
• railroad
• sometimes
• inside
• upstream
• basketball
• anybody
• outside
• cannot
• skateboard
• everything
• schoolhouse
• grasshopper
• sunflower
• moonlight

Open Compound Word Examples

Open compound words are formed when two words remain separate on the page but are used together to create a new idea with a specific meaning. For example, “attorney” and “general” are used to form the open compound word “attorney general”. You could see this in the sentence, “The attorney general holds the power in legal matters.” Other examples of open compounds include:

• peanut butter
• Boy Scouts
• no one
• ice cream
• real estate
• high school
• living room
• sweet tooth
• hot dog
• grand jury
• post office
• full moon
• half sister
• cave in

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Hyphenated Compound Word Examples

Hyphenated compound words are formed when two separate words are joined together by a hyphen. Examples of hyphenated compound words include:

• two-fold
• check-in
• merry-go-round
• father-in-law
• seventy-two
• long-term
• up-to-date
• mother-in-law
• one-half
• over-the-counter

Note that hyphenated compound words are most commonly used when the words being joined together are combined to form an adjective before a noun. For example:

• forty-acre farm
• full-time worker
• on-campus housing
• state-of-the-art features
• family-run busines

However, these hyphenated compound words become open compounds when they are placed after the word they describe. For example:

• The farm has forty acres.
• The worker is full time.
• The housing is all on campus for freshman
• Its features are truly state of the art.
• The business is still family run.

Compound Words in Sentences

Now that you learned about the different types of compound words, see if you can find the compound words in the sentences below.

• My grandfather is coming home for the holidays.
• I really want a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
• The real estate agent had to take a test to get her license.
• She is a part-time teacher.
• That is our full-time worker.
• I’m so tired of looking for on-campus housing.
• He was seventy-two years old.
• Let’s go play some basketball
• Has anybody seen my binder?

If you have those down, try creating a few sentences using compound words that you create!

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Compound the Reader's Interest

By adding compound words to your writing, you can make your ideas more interesting and descriptive for the reader. The addition of too many compounds can be messy, especially hyphenated compound words; so, be sure to use compound words wisely. Like any seasoning, they are best sprinkled throughout your writing instead of used in every line.

Now, that you have a grasp of compound words, you might want to dive into some compound sentence examples.

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1000 Examples of Compound Words in English.

Compound word is two or more words linked together to produce a word with a new meaning.

Example: bed + room –> bedroom, blue + berry –> blueberry. Here is most common compound words list;

1. aboveboard
2. afterbirth
3. afterburner
4. afterglow
5. afterimage
6. afterlife
7. aftermath
8. afternoon
9. airbrush
10. aircraft
11. aircraft
12. airfield
13. airfield
14. airlift
15. airline
16. airliner
17. airmail
18. airman
19. airmen
20. airplane
21. airport
22. airport
23. airship
24. airtime
25. allover
26. allspice
27. alongside
28. also
29. another
30. anybody

31. anyhow
32. anymore
33. anyone
34. anyplace
35. anything
36. anytime
37. anyway
38. anywhere
39. armchair
40. armpit
41. around
42. arrowhead
43. ashtray
44. authorship
45. babysitter
46. backache
47. backbite
48. backbite
49. backbone
50. backbreaker
51. backdrop
52. backdrop
53. backfield
54. backfire
55. backfire
56. background
57. background
58. backhand
59. backhand
60. backlash

61. backlash
62. backlog
63. backlog
64. backpack
65. backside
66. backside
67. backslap
68. backslide
69. backslide
70. backspace
71. backspin
72. backspin
73. backstage
74. backstop
75. backstretch
76. backstroke
77. backstroke
78. backtrack
79. backward
80. ballpark
81. ballroom
82. bankbook
83. bankroll
84. baseball
85. basketball
86. beachcomb
87. became
88. because
89. become
90. bedbug
91. bedclothes
92. bedrock
93. bedroll
94. bedroom
95. bellbottom
96. bellboy
97. bellhop
98. below
99. blackball
100. blackberries
101. blackbird
102. blackboard
103. blackjack
104. blacklist
105. blackmail
106. blackout
107. blacksmith
108. blacktop
109. bluebell
110. blueberry
111. bluebird
112. bluefish
113. bluegrass
114. blueprint
115. boardwalk
116. bodyguard
117. bodywork
118. boldface
119. bookbinder
120. bookcase

121. bookend
122. bookkeeper
123. booklet
124. bookmark
125. bookmobile
126. bookseller
127. bookshelf
128. bookstore
129. bookworm
130. bootstrap
131. bowtie
132. brainchild
133. brainstorm
134. brainwash
135. bugspray
136. buttercup
137. butterfat
138. butterfingers
139. butterflies
140. buttermilk
141. butternut
142. butterscotch
143. bypass
144. cabdriver
145. cancan
146. candid
147. candlelight
148. candlestick
149. cannot
150. cardboard
151. cardsharp
152. carefree
153. caretaker
154. careworn
155. carfare
156. cargo
157. carhop
158. carload
159. carpetbagger
160. carpool
161. carport
162. carrack
163. carryall
164. carsick
165. cartwheel
166. carwash
167. cattail
168. caveman
169. centercut
170. cheeseburger
171. cheesecake
172. clockwise
173. coffeemaker
174. comeback
175. comedown
176. commonplace
177. commonwealth
178. cornball
179. cornmeal
180. cornstalk
181. cornwall
182. cottonmouth
183. cottontail
184. cottonwood
185. countdown
186. counterattack
187. counterbalance
188. counterclockwise
189. counterintelligence
190. countermeasure
191. counteroffensive
192. counterpane
193. counterpart
194. counterpoint
195. counterpoise
196. courthouse
197. courtroom
198. courtyard
199. crewcut
200. crossbow
201. crossbreed
202. crosscut
203. crossover
204. crosstown
205. crosswalk
206. crossword
207. dairymaid
208. daisywheel
209. daybed
210. daybook
211. daybreak
212. daydream
213. daylight
214. daytime
215. deadend
216. deadline
217. dishcloth
218. dishpan
219. dishwasher
220. dishwater
221. diskdrive
222. dogwood
223. doorstop
224. downbeat
225. downunder
226. drawbridge
227. driveway
228. duckbill
229. duckpin
230. earache
231. eardrop
232. eardrum
233. earring
234. earthbound
235. earthquake
236. earthward
237. earthworm
238. egghead
239. eggshell
240. elsewhere
241. everything
242. eyeballs
243. eyecatching
244. eyeglasses
245. eyelash
246. eyelid
247. eyesight
248. eyewitness
249. fatherland
250. fatherless
251. firearm
252. fireball
253. fireboat
254. firebomb
255. firebox
256. firebreak
257. firecracker
258. firefighter
259. fireflies
260. firehouse
261. fireproof
262. firewater
263. fireworks
264. fishbowl
265. fisherman
266. fisheye
267. fishhook
268. fishlike
269. fishmonger
270. fishnet
271. fishpond
272. fishtail
273. football
274. foothill
275. foothold
276. footlights
277. footlocker
278. footnote
279. footpath
280. footprints
281. footrest
282. forbearer
283. forbid
284. forearm
285. forebear
286. forecast
287. foreclose
288. foreclosure
289. forefather
290. forefinger
291. forefront
292. forehand
293. forehead
294. foreleg
295. foreman
296. forerunner
297. foresee
298. foresight
299. forestland
300. forever
301. forget
302. forgive
303. forklift
304. format
305. fortnight
306. friendship
307. fruitcup
308. gearshift
309. glassmaking
310. goodbye
311. goodnight
312. grandaunt
313. grandchild
314. grandchildren
315. granddaughter
316. grandfather
317. grandmaster
318. grandmother
319. grandnephew
320. grandnieces
321. grandparent
322. grandson
323. grandstand
324. granduncle
325. grasshopper
326. graveyard
327. gumball
328. haircut
329. hamburger
330. hammerhead
331. hamstring
332. handball
333. handbook
334. handcuff
335. handgun
336. handmade
337. handout
338. headache
339. headdress
340. headhunter
341. headlight
342. headline
343. headquarters
344. hedgehop
345. heirloom
346. hellcat
347. hellhole
348. helpmate
349. helpmeet
350. hemstitch
351. henceforth
352. henchman
353. henpeck
354. hereabout
355. hereafter
356. hereafter
357. hereby
358. hereby
359. herein
360. herein
361. hereof
362. hereupon
363. herself
364. highball
365. highchair
366. highland
367. highway
368. himself
369. homemade
370. hometown
371. honeybee
372. honeycomb
373. honeydew
374. honeymoon
375. honeysuckle
376. hookup
377. hookworm
378. horseback
379. horsefly
380. horsehair
381. horseplay
382. horsepower
383. horseshoe
384. houseboat
385. housecoat
386. household
387. housekeeper
388. housetop
389. housewife
390. housework
391. however
392. ideal
393. inchworm
394. income
395. indoors
396. infold
397. infuse
398. infusion
399. inhale
400. inkblot
401. inkwell
402. inland
403. inmate
404. inpatient
405. inroad
406. inset
407. inside
408. intake
409. ironwork
410. itself
411. jackpot
412. jackpot
413. Jackson
414. jailbait
415. jailbird
416. jawbone
417. jawbreaker
418. jaywalk
419. jellybean
420. jellyfish
421. jellyfish
422. jerkwater
423. jerrybuild
424. jetliner
425. jetport
426. jigsaw
427. jimsonweed
428. jitterbug
429. jobholder
430. johnnycake
431. jumpshot
432. keepsake
433. keyboard
434. keyhole
435. keynote
436. keypad
437. keypunch
438. keystone
439. keystroke
440. keyway
441. keyword
442. landmark
443. landslide
444. landward
445. Lapland
446. lapwing
447. larkspur
448. laughingstock
449. lawgiver
450. lawmaker
451. lawsuit
452. layman
453. layoff
454. layout
455. layover
456. leapfrog
457. lifeblood
458. lifeboat
459. lifeguard
460. lifelike
461. lifeline
462. lifelong
463. lifesaver
464. lifetime
465. lifework
466. limelight
467. limestone
468. longhand
469. longhorn
470. longhouse
471. lukewarm
472. mainland
473. mainline
474. mainspring
475. mainstream
476. matchbox
477. meadowland
478. meantime
479. meanwhile
480. moonbeam
481. moonlight
482. moonscape
483. moonshine
484. moonstone
485. moonstruck
486. moonwalk
487. moreover
488. mothball
489. motherhood
490. motorcycle
491. nearby
492. nevermore
493. newfound
494. newsboy
495. newsbreak
496. newscast
497. newscaster
498. newsdealer
499. newsletter
500. newsman
501. newsmen
502. newspaper
503. newsprint
504. newsreel
505. newsroom
506. newsstand
507. newsworthy
508. nightfall
509. nobody
510. noisemaker
511. northeast
512. notebook
513. noteworthy
514. nowhere
515. nursemaid
516. nutcracker
517. oneself
518. onetime
519. overabundance
520. overboard
521. overcoat
522. overflow
523. overland
524. overshoes
525. pacemaker
526. pancake
527. parkway
528. passbook
529. passbook
530. passkey
531. Passover
532. Passover
533. passport
534. passport
535. password
536. pasteboard
537. patchwork
538. pathfinder
539. pathway
540. pawnbroker
541. pawnshop
542. paycheck
543. payload
544. paymaster
545. payoff
546. payroll
547. peppermint
548. pickup
549. pinhole
550. pinpoint
551. pinstripe
552. pinup
553. pinwheel
554. playback
555. playboy
556. playground
557. playhouse
558. playmate
559. playthings
560. ponytail
561. popcorn
562. postcard
563. racquetball
564. railroad
565. railway
566. rainbow
567. raincheck
568. raincoat
569. raindrop
570. rainfall
571. rainmaker
572. rainstorm
573. rainwater
574. ratline
575. ratsbane
576. rattlesnake
577. rattlesnake
578. rattletrap
579. rattletrap
580. rawboned
581. rawhide
582. readywitted
583. rearmost
584. rearrange
585. rearward
586. redcap
587. redcoat
588. reddish
589. redhead
590. repairman
591. riverbanks
592. rubberband
593. sailboat
594. salesclerk
595. sandbox
596. sandlot
597. sandstone
598. saucepan
599. scapegoat
600. scarecrow
601. schoolbook
602. schoolboy
603. schoolbus
604. schoolhouse
605. schoolroom
606. schoolwork
607. seashore
608. setback
609. setoff
610. shadyside
611. sharecropper
612. sharpshooter
613. sheepskin
614. shipbottom
615. shipbuilder
616. shipload
617. shipwreck
618. shipyard
619. shoelace
620. shoemaker
621. shopkeeper
622. shortbread
623. shortcake
624. shotgun
625. showboat
626. showoff
627. showplace
628. showroom
629. sideburns
630. sidecar
631. sidekick
632. sideshow
633. sidewalk
634. silversmith
635. sisterhood
636. sixfold
637. skateboard
638. skintight
639. skylark
640. skylight
641. skyscraper
642. slapstick
643. slowdown
644. slumlord
645. snakeskin
646. snowball
647. snowbank
648. snowbird
649. snowdrift
650. snowshoe
651. snowshovel
652. snowstorm
653. soapstone
654. softball
655. softball
656. software
657. somebody
658. somebody
659. someday
660. someday
661. somehow
662. somehow
663. someone
664. someone
665. someplace
666. someplace
667. something
668. something
669. sometime
670. sometimes
671. sometimes
672. someway
673. somewhat
674. somewhat
675. somewhere
676. somewhere
677. soundproof
678. southeast
679. southwest
680. soybean
681. spacesuit
682. spacewalk
683. spearmint
684. speedboat
685. spillway
686. spokesperson
687. springtime
688. stagehand
689. standby
690. standoff
691. standout
692. standpipe
693. standpoint
694. standstill
695. starfish
696. steamboat
697. steamship
698. stepson
699. stickup
700. stockroom
701. stonewall
702. stoplight
703. stopwatch
704. storerooms
705. streetcar
706. stronghold
707. subway
708. sunbaked
709. sunbathe
710. Sunday
711. sundial
712. sundown
713. sunfish
714. sunflower
715. sunglasses
716. sunlit
717. sunray
718. sunroof
719. suntan
720. sunup
721. supercargo
722. supercharge
723. supercool
724. superego
725. superfine
726. supergiant
727. superhero
728. superhighways
729. superhuman
730. superimpose
731. superman
732. supermarket
733. supermen
734. supernatural
735. superpower
736. superscript
737. supersensitive
738. supersonic
739. superstar
740. superstrong
741. superstructure
742. supertanker
743. superweapon
744. superwoman
745. sweetheart
746. sweetmeat
747. tablecloth
748. tablespoon
749. tabletop
750. tableware
751. tadpole
752. tagalong
753. tailbone
754. tailcoat
755. tailgate
756. taillight
757. taillike
758. tailpiece
759. tailspin
760. tailspin
761. takeoff
762. takeoff
763. takeout
764. takeover
765. talebearer
766. talebearer
767. taleteller
768. tapeworm
769. tapeworm
770. taproom
771. taproom
772. taproot
773. taproot
774. target
775. taskmaster
776. taskmaster
777. tattletale
778. taxicab
779. taxpayer
780. teacup
781. teammate
782. teammate
783. teamwork
784. teapot
785. teardrop
786. teardrop
787. teaspoon
788. teaspoon
789. teenager
790. telltale
791. telltale
792. tenderfoot
793. tenderfoot
794. tenderhearted
795. tenderloin
796. tenfold
797. textbook
798. themselves
799. therefore
800. throwaway
801. throwback
802. thunderbird
803. thunderbolt
804. thundershower
805. thunderstorm
806. timekeeper
807. timepieces
808. timesaving
809. timeshare
810. timetable
811. today
812. together
813. toolbox
814. toothpaste
815. toothpick
816. touchdown
817. township
818. turnabout
819. turnaround
820. turnbuckle
821. turncoat
822. turndown
823. turnkey
824. turnoff
825. turnover
826. turntable
827. typewriter
828. underachieve
829. underact
830. underage
831. underarm
832. underbelly
833. underbid
834. undercharge
835. underclothes
836. undercover
837. undercurrent
838. undercut
839. underdevelop
840. underdog
841. underesimate
842. underexpose
843. underexpose
844. underfeed
845. underfinance
846. underfoot
847. underfoot
848. underfur
849. undergarment
850. undergird
851. undergo
852. undergraduate
853. underground
854. underground
855. undergrowth
856. underhand
857. underhanded
858. underlayer
859. underlie
860. upbeat
861. upbringing
862. upcoming
863. update
864. updraft
865. upend
866. upgrade
867. upheaval
868. upheld
869. uphill
870. uphold
871. upkeep
872. upland
873. uplift
874. uplink
875. upload
876. upmarket
877. upon
878. uppercase
879. upperclassman
880. uppercut
881. uppermost
882. upright
883. uprising
884. upriver
885. uproar
886. uproot
887. upset
888. upshot
889. upside
890. upstage
891. upstairs
892. upstanding
893. upstart
894. upstart
895. upstate
896. upstate
897. upstream
898. upstream
899. upsurge
900. upswing
901. uptake
902. uptake
903. upthrust
904. uptight
905. uptime
906. uptown
907. upturn
908. upturn
909. upward
910. upward
911. upwind
912. waistband
913. waistcoat
914. waistline
915. walkout
916. walkways
917. wallboard
918. walleyed
919. wallflower
920. wallpaper
921. wanderlust
922. wardroom
923. warehouse
924. warfare
925. warhead
926. warlike
927. warlord
928. warmblooded
929. warmhearted
930. warmonger
931. warpath
932. warplanes
933. warship
934. wartime
935. washboard
936. washbowl
937. washcloth
938. washout
939. washroom
940. washstand
941. washtub
942. wastebasket
943. wasteland
944. wastepaper
945. wastewater
946. watchband
947. watchcase
948. watchdog
949. watchmaker
950. watchman
951. watchtower
952. watchword
953. watercolor
954. watercooler
955. watercraft
956. waterfall
957. waterfowl
958. waterfront
959. waterline
960. waterlog
961. watermark
962. watermelon
963. waterpower
964. waterproof
965. waterscape
966. watershead
967. waterside
968. waterspout
969. watertight
970. waterway
971. waterwheel
972. waterworks
973. wavelength
974. wavelike
975. waxwork
976. waybill
977. wayfarer
978. waylaid
979. wayside
980. wayward
981. weathercock
982. weatherman
983. weatherproof
984. weekday
985. weekend
986. weeknight
987. whatever
988. whatsoever
989. wheelbarrow
990. wheelbase
991. wheelchair
992. wheelhouse
993. whitecap
994. whitefish
995. whitewall
996. whitewash
997. widespread
998. wipeout
999. without
1000. woodshop

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Words with two roots (compound words) with separating e, o. Word list.

Two or even three words can form a new word. This way of forming new words is called addition, and the words themselves are called complex. To understand where the roots are in a complex word, you must first correctly determine its meaning. For example, a steamboat is not one that sails in pairs, but a ship that sails in pairs. Or a mousetrap is not a dexterous mouse, but a mouse trap.

There are words that look like compounds, but in fact they have only one root, and it clearly emerges after finding the meaning of the word. For example, yellowish is not yellow wool, but slightly yellow, the root is one (yellow), and ovate is a suffix. Or the greatest is not a great tea, but just a very great one.

Let's work on defining the meaning of words with two roots

Vacuum cleaner: A machine for removing dust by sucking it in with a jet of air.

Rhinoceros: Large mammal of southern countries with one or two horns on the front of the muzzle.

Tipper: Truck with mechanical tipping body.

Scooter: At the beginning of the 20th century: the army name for a bicycle, a mechanical cart.

Scooter: Now: For children: a rolling bar with a standing handle on wheels or rollers.

Helicopter: A vertical take-off and landing heavier-than-air aircraft with a horizontal rotor “propeller”.

Airplane: An aircraft heavier than air with a power plant and a wing that generates lift.

(Interpretation taken from Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary)

Otherwise, a vacuum cleaner is something that sucks dust. Roots ardor, sos.
Rhino is an animal with a horn on its nose. Nose roots, horn.
Dump truck - a machine that dumps the load itself. The roots itself and the shaft. C in front of the second root is a prefix.
A scooter is a device that rolls itself. Roots myself, cat.
A helicopter is a vehicle that flies vertically. Roots vert, years.
An airplane is a device that flies by itself. Roots myself, fly. 0, e mousetrap, meat grinder, oil pipeline, steamboat, vacuum cleaner, machine gun, pedestrian, esophagus, bird catcher, fisherman, samovar, airplane, scooter, dump truck, steelworker, snowfall, glass cutter, diesel locomotive, camera, bread machine, electric locomotive.

Kashevar (porridge + cook)

poultry (poultry + catch)

pedestrian (walking + walk)

rain -sea (rain + measure)

vacuum cleaner (dust + absorb)

poultry farms (bird + factory)

Oil pipeline (oil + conduct)

Vegetable store (Vegetable + Store)

Travel (Way + Walk)

Menilovka

Seafer

Muddle

steelmaker

Shipwalk

Zemotherman

machine gun

Freshly -frozen

Sea of ​​

All -terrain vehicle

Upgrading

Solstice

Examples of complex words with connecting vowel -

samovar (boil)

Waterfall (water + fall)

Occupational (ice + stab)

tongueOved (tongue + know)

snowfall (snow + fall)

helicopter (vertical + fly)

glass cutter (glass + cut)

concreteMixer (concrete + stir)

Beasts (Beast + Catch)

Housebredor (House + Sit)

Aircraft

Camera

Auto Coach

Fisheries

LED

ElectroPille

Telephoto.

Examples of compound words for early school. Words with two roots (compound words) with a separating e, o. Word list. Examples of compound words with a connecting vowel -e

Two or even three words can form a new word. This way of forming new words is called addition, and the words themselves are called complex. To understand where the roots are in a complex word, you must first correctly determine its meaning. For example, a steamboat is not one that sails in pairs, but a ship that sails in pairs. Or a mousetrap is not a dexterous mouse, but a mouse trap.

There are words that look like compounds, but in fact they have only one root, and it clearly emerges after finding the meaning of the word. For example, yellowish is not yellow wool, but slightly yellow, the root is one (yellow), and ovate is a suffix. Or the greatest is not a great tea, but just a very great one.

Let's work with the definition of the meaning of words with two roots

Vacuum cleaner: A machine for removing dust by sucking it in with a jet of air.

Rhinoceros: Large southern mammal with one or two horns on the front of the muzzle.

Tipper: Truck with mechanical tipping body.

Scooter: At the beginning of the 20th century: the army name for a bicycle, a mechanical cart.

Scooter: Now: For children: a rolling bar with a standing handle on wheels or rollers.

Helicopter: A vertical take-off and landing heavier-than-air aircraft with a horizontal rotor “propeller”.

Aircraft: An aircraft heavier than air with a power plant and a wing that generates lift.

(Interpretation taken from Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary)

Otherwise, a vacuum cleaner is something that sucks dust. Roots ardor, sos.
Rhino is an animal with a horn on its nose. Nose roots, horn.
Dump truck - a machine that dumps the load itself. The roots itself and the shaft. C in front of the second root is a prefix.
A scooter is a device that rolls itself. Roots myself, cat.
A helicopter is a vehicle that flies vertically. Roots vert, years.
An airplane is a device that flies by itself. Roots myself, fly.

Examples of words with two roots and connecting o, e

Motorcade, motor race, concrete mixer, chainsaw, water pipe, waterfall, water strider, all-terrain vehicle, helicopter, diver, trapper, starfall, digger, cook, bark beetle, icebreaker, lumberjack, centipede, mousetrap, meat grinder, oil pipeline, steamboat, vacuum cleaner, machine gun, pedestrian , esophagus, birder, fisherman, samovar, plane, scooter, dump truck, steelworker, snowfall, glass cutter, diesel locomotive, camera, bread machine, electric locomotive.

The connecting vowel -e is written after stems to a consonant soft, hissing and c (pedestrian, heartbeat, agriculture, etc.). There is an exception, after the basis for a soft consonant there may be a vowel -o. For example, a hitching post, (although a horse), a rangefinder, (although a distance). The spelling of such words, most often, is determined by the dictionary.

The connecting vowel -o is written after stems in a hard consonant.

Examples of compound words with the connecting vowel -e-

porridge (porridge + cook)

bird catchers (bird + catch)

pedestrian (walking + walking)

rain gauge (rain + measure)

vacuum cleaner (dust + suction)

birdsFactory (poultry + factory)

oil pipeline (oil + conduct)

vegetable storage (vegetable + store)

travel (path + walk)

mousetrap

sailor

mud treatment

steelEvar

shipwreck

surveyor

Fresh Frozen

allroundEkhod

ubiquitous

sun state

Examples of compound words with the connecting vowel -o-

samovar (self + cook)

waterfall (water + fall)

icePunch (ice + prick)

languageOved (language + to know)

snowfall (snow + fall)

helicopter (vertical + fly)

glass cutter (glass + cut)

concreteMixer (concrete + mix)

hunters (animal + catch)

houseOsed (at home + sit)

camera

motorcade

lightdiode

electric saw

testStirrer

Another list of compound words with two roots and even with three

The Russian language is considered one of the richest languages ​​in the world. It is multifaceted thanks to its own, only the dictionary of V.I. Dahl has about 200 thousand units of speech, and this is not counting word forms. And since the world does not stand still, then Russian is progressing along with it, replenishing with new lexical units from various spheres of life: science, technology, industry, etc. Due to the development of industries in the Russian language, complex and difficult words appear to denote new concepts.

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What are compound words

A compound word consists of several parts. In Russian, compound words with two stems are more common (steam locomotive, waterfall, sofa bed), but can be found with three or more (examples: creamy-chocolate-nut ice cream, gas-steam-air, Old Church Slavonic). Writing complex words causes difficulties even for those who work with texts on a professional basis - editors, proofreaders, journalists.

Important! One compound word in Russian can consist of 20-30 letters! For example, X-ray electrocardiographic - 32 letters.

Difficult-to-write expressions often act as nouns and , although most often formed from "noun + verb" . Many lexical constructions in Russian are difficult to pronounce and are quite common in everyday speech. They are so common that we do not think about their origin (aircraft, building materials, aircraft industry).

Formation

Compound words are formed in the following ways:

With the help of connecting vowels: receiver, metal-cutting, cook, armored personnel carrier, shipwreck, crazy,

five-fold, ovule, eight-story, two-masted. The list of examples can be continued for a long time.

Compound words in Russian for which the hyphen spelling is correct:

• Compound noun with ex- prefix: ex-king, ex-husband, ex-chancellor.
• The principle of repeating the basics: blue-blue, just, just about, hot-hot.
• Designs-repetitions, having a prefix or suffix in the second part: beauty-beauty, miracle-worker, focus-pocus, firmly-firmly, tower-teremok, cold-precold.
• Combinations with half-: half-French-half-German, midnight-noon, half-horse-half-ass, reclining, half-sitting.
• Words close in meaning: geese-swans, path-road, kind-healthy, any-expensive, at the very least.
• Compound words with an approximate indication: four or five people, a year or two, in January-February.
• Compound word with an abbreviation in the first place: microwave oven (superhigh frequency), infrared (infrared), DNA analysis (deoxyribonucleic acid), DTP vaccine (adsorbed pertussis-diphtheria-tetanus).
• Compound noun with inflected first part : roly-poly - play with roly-poly, booster - on a booster, hero-pilot - the title of a hero-pilot, science fiction writer - to a science fiction writer.
• The construction of the “main and dependent word”: a bayun cat, a beautiful daughter, a bloodhound, a self-collected tablecloth, an amateur nerd, a single father.
• A compound word has an indeclinable part : B minor, G sharp, D minor, blue-pale, crimson chestnut, gross formula (for chemical elements), gross rate (insurance premium), net rate (share of insurance rate), solo -guitar, disco ball, disco band, disco bar, maxi scooter, maxi golfs, maxi puzzles, midi controller, mini piano, mini model, mini review.
• Intermediate cardinal points: turn southwest, heading northeast, east-southeast.
• Military positions and ranks with prefixes: vice admiral, chamber junker, rear admiral, life dragoon, chief marshal, chief quartermaster, secretary of state, non-commissioned officer, adjutant wing, staff captain.
• Words that have an auxiliary part of speech in their construction: Nikolaevsk-on-Amur, Kalach-on-Don, coltsfoot flower, Ivan da Marya plant. This group mainly includes names of cities, countries and plants .
• To write the names of residents of cities with hyphens, the method of merging stems is often used.
• Combinations with the prefix half- (for words beginning with a vowel or consonant -l) in the genitive case: half-July, half-shop, half-line, half-ravine, half-cucumber.

Dictionary of the Russian language

Formation of compound words in Russian without connecting vowels: out-, you-, beyond-, with-, etc. : limitless, innocent, interest-free, endless, deckless, unjustifiably, continuously connected, irreconcilable, uneven, interroom, intercostal, international, postnatal, post-course, post-warranty, post-school, ultra-high vacuum, super-annual , super-critical, super-established, pseudo-acacia, pseudo-socialist, pseudo-science, pseudo-religion, self-filming, self-saccharified, extraterrestrial, foreign policy, above-mentioned, above-stated, blank, defensive, easily, whimsical, involved.

Please note! Words with the prefix false- with proper names in Russian have a hyphenated spelling: false-Dmitry, false-Arya, false-Nero.

• Words with semi- and semi- prefixes: semi-crystalline, one and a half months, semi-box, half price, half kingdom, half life.
• Compound words with prefixes ir-, dis-, im-, trans-, sub-, counter-, hyper-, de-, re-, post-, etc.: irrational, irrigator, irreality, irrelevant, discrete, distant , disposition, disproportion, immanent, immunobiological, transgression, transisomerism, transcontinental, transatlantic, subatmospheric, subunit, subjective, submarine, counterparty, counterplay, countertier, counterprogress, hypergeometric, hyperfunction, hyperactive, hypernephroid, dismantling, deformation, decentralization, degradation, demotivator , reformation, reorganization, reproduction, post-infarction, post-Soviet, post-industrial, post-inflammatory.

• Difficult words, part of the basis of which is a numeral : three-month, five-sided, two-sided, centennial.
• Lexical units ending in -я: seed-processing, pastime, selfishness.
• Ending of the first part of the stem with -i- or -ь-: little neck, adonis, daredevil, goridrova. Spelling errors are often made in these examples.
• Words formed from hyphenated proper names: Alma-Ata, St. Petersburg, St. Paul, Costa Rican.

Abbreviated words also refer to the concept of "compound word", because are formed by reducing stems and merging them : UEFA, USSR, VDNH, political officer

The spelling of compound words of this type in Russian is regulated by the following rules:

• The first letters of the words are taken: moore - Moscow Criminal Investigation Department, FBI - Federal Bureau of Investigation, PFC - professional football club.
• The initial parts of the basics are taken: political worker - political worker, general plan - master plan, sampo - self-training.
• The first letters of one and the beginning of the basis of another word are taken (the first two methods are combined): INVISSIN - Institute for Foreign Policy Research and Initiatives, IMLI - Institute of World Literature, LITO - Literary Association.
• A part of the base and the whole word are taken: spare part - spare part, commander in chief - commander in chief.

Please note! Compound words usually refer to scientific terminology and are used in a narrow circle of industry specialists. Often deciphering abbreviations is a very difficult task, you can simply not know the full name or confuse the abbreviation itself with similar spellings. As regards the definition of genus in complex abbreviated constructions , then in Russian it is determined by the main word in a complex name.

What are the compound words in Russian

Examples of compound words

Conclusion

As mentioned at the beginning of the article, hard-to-pronounce words in the Russian language are found everywhere and every day. They have become an integral part of our lives, so it is important not only to understand their meaning, but also to learn how to determine the correct spelling of complex words.

EMC "School of Russia"

Subject: Compound words

Lesson type: lesson on acquiring new knowledge

Purpose of the lesson: familiarity with complex words and the formation of the ability to find the root in complex words.

Lesson objectives:

Educational:

To form students' understanding of complex words, the ability to correctly write connecting vowels in such words;

To introduce ways of forming compound words;

Expand knowledge of word composition.

Educational:

Raise interest in learning the native language.

Developmental:

Development of students' speech, attention, observation, thinking and spelling vigilance.

Planned results:

At the lesson, students will gain knowledge about compound words;

Learn to find the roots of compound words;

Learn to form complex words.

Metasubject:

Accept and save the learning task;

Plan your actions in accordance with the task;

Compare and classify according to specified criteria;

Carry out the analysis of words with the selection of essential features.

Personal:

Use adequate self-assessment based on the criterion of the success of educational activities;

To form the student's internal position at the level of a positive attitude towards school.

Lesson progress

1. Organizational moment.

Good afternoon!

Children, are you warm? (Yes!)

Is there light in the classroom? (Yes!)

Has the bell rung yet? (Yes!)

Is the lesson already over? (No!)

Has the lesson just started? (Yes!)

Do you want to study? (Yes!)

So everyone can sit down!

Let's start the Russian lesson.

Tell the secrets of the word

I am always ready for you.

But at the lesson be ready

To reveal the secrets of words yourself.

Guys, are you ready to make new discoveries? Then let's get to work.

2. Calligraphy.

1) Hand warm-up.

Let's stretch our fingers and get them ready for work. (warm-up)

Our fingers clenched tight.

What is it? Interesting!

It can be seen that they have become cool.

We will cover them with a blanket.

(Children massage their hands)

Fingers exercise,

To reduce fatigue.

And then they will write letters in a notebook

.

(Children clench and unclench their fists)

2) Writing letters and compounds (Kk; Nn; on; but; ko; en; ki; kl; nm; nya; ku; kya; nyu)

Give a description of the sounds; in which syllables are consonants soft, hard.

3. Updating knowledge.

Write the same-root words with the root -color-;

What is the root of a word? How is the root spelled in single-root words?

4. Setting the goal of the lesson.

Let's read a poem by E. Izmailov.

Read funny poems,

And what are they for - dare!

Lived and was in the world PAR,

In appearance he was gray and old,

But with boiling water

He danced like a young man.

It streamed from the teapots,

It swirled over the pans,

No useful deeds

He didn’t know how to do it at all.

Once upon a time there was a word HOD

In the word EXIT, in the word ENTRY,

In the word HODIKI there was a knocking,

And in the HIKING it was walking into the distance.

This is how PAR and HOD lived.

They lived apart, but

They were united together -

They floated on the water.

The ferry runs STEAMBOAT,

STEAM and START are paired.

– Which words lived separately?

– In what words did the word hod live? (Exit, entrance, walkers, hike.)

Task: write down these words and sort them out by composition. (One student comments on the writing of words and their analysis by composition.)

- What are such words called? (Single root).

– What happened to the words PAR and HOD? (They were connected.)

- What word did you get? (Steamboat.)

- Write this word in a notebook and try to parse it by composition. (Children's options are heard.)

– How many roots are there in this word? (Two). Which?

– How many stems are in this word? (Two.)

- What letter connects these two roots (bases)? (vowel - O).

- How can this vowel be called if it connects roots? (Connective).

- Explain the meaning of this word. (Steam-powered ship.)

- Words like steamboat are called compound words. What do you think we will study today?

5. Work on the topic of the lesson.

Work according to the textbook:

Ex. 138 (p. 77)

Read the words, explain the lexical meaning of each word.

How many roots are in these words. Why?

What vowels connect roots in compound words?

139 (p. 78)

Read the text. Find a compound word in it, explain why the author used it.

Complete the written task for the exercise (Students check the spelling of words with spelling).

6. Physical education.

1. The sun raises us to exercise,

We raise our hands at the command "one".

And the foliage rustles merrily above us.

We lower our hands at the command "two!"

2. We put our hands in flight:

An airplane has appeared.

Back and forth swing of the wing,

Do "one" and do "two".

One and two, one and two!

Put your hands down,

And everyone sit down!

7. Consolidation of the studied material.

140 (P. 78) (Work in pairs.)

Name the extra word in each group. Justify your choice.

(1.Driver; 2. Forester; 3. Whirlwind. In other words there is a root -wind-;

Windmeter is a compound word)

8. Summing up the lesson.

Guess the riddles, write down the answers. Highlight the roots of the words.

1) Baby elephant on the floor,

He is on wheels,

Strokes the carpet with his trunk,

Will iron until

Until all the dust is sucked in

And the floor will not become clean. (A vacuum cleaner).

2) His work is

In the depths at the very bottom.

His work -

In darkness and silence.

But who is he,

Answer the question? (Diver)

3) He puffs like a locomotive,

It is important to keep his nose up.

Make some noise, settle down -

Invite a seagull for a drink. (Samovar)

4) I will scream, I will rumble,

I will fly away under the sky. (Helicopter)

What new did you learn at the lesson?

What are the names of words that have two roots?

9. Reflection

Our lesson has come to an end, let's sum it up,

Complete any of the expressions:

I liked. ..

I learned in class that...

I was surprised...

I would like to...

10. Homework: Ext. 141 (page 78)

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The lesson was developed by: Sitnikova Natalya Valerievna, Perm Territory, Gubakha, Ugleuralskiy, Municipal Educational Institution "Secondary School No. 15" email: [email protected]

Purpose of the lesson. Formation of compound words.

Tasks:

1. Repeat significant parts of the word.
2. Introduce the concept of “compound words”
3. Develop creative thinking, oral and written speech, attention, memory.
4. Raise respect for nature, care for birds

Equipment: media projector, computer, screen, presentation, textbook “Russian language. Grade 3 ”(author Zelenina), cards for teachers and students, an encyclopedia about birds, a hat, a parrot.

Lesson progress.

1. Org.

(The teacher enters the classroom dressed as a book lover)

Teacher:

Now I was in the library. There are so many interesting books out there! I love books very much. I read them with pleasure. And what can we call a person who loves to read books very much? (book lover)

I have a lot of books, but most of all I like to read this book. There are many unusual words in it, which we will get acquainted with today.

2. Repetition of the topic “Word Composition”. Learning new material.

Board e:

On colored sheets on the desks of the word:

1st row: starling, feeding, flycatcher

2nd row: dove, care, flycatcher

3rd row: hazel grouse, flight, flycatcher

in the table:

Work in pairs.

Teacher:

Open your notebook. Write down the number, class work (the teacher writes on the blackboard himself) Pay attention to the table. Take a colored card from the desk. What do you think the task will be? (distribute the words in the table depending on their composition). Start working in pairs and discuss together before writing.

U. -Now let's check.

What words did you write in the first column?

D. starling dove grouse (we attach the words to the board)

U. -Name the root. Prefix. How are these words formed?

D. - With a suffix.

Second column?

feeding - care - flight

So, the work is finished. Have we written down all the words?

D. - The word flycatcher does not fit anywhere.

U. - And who is the flycatcher? (children's answers are heard)

Slide 2

So who is this?

Why was she called that?

D. - Feeds on flies.

U. - In which column will we write?

D. - In the third.

U. - Disassemble the word by composition.

What is the peculiarity of this word?

D. - It has two roots.

U. - Underline the letter that is between the roots.

What role does this letter play?

If this letter is used to connect two roots, what can it be called? D. -Connective.

U. - What other birds do you know? (Children's answers are heard)

There are a lot of birds in nature...

Slide 3

1. In the forest, to the chirping, ringing and whistling

The forest telephone operator knocks

“Hello, thrush-buddy!”

And signs……. (Woodpecker)

2. A small slender bird. It got its name from the plumage on its head. (Chernogolovka)

3. U . - What bird are you talking about?

Slide 4-5

D. - Serpent Eater.

. Why was she named that?

D. - Feeds on poisonous snakes.

4. U.S. - And what kind of bird is this?

Slide 6

D. - Magpie.

U. - Which of these four words is formed in the same way as the word flycatcher? (blackhead, snake-eater). Write it down. Prove it.

How can you name these words?

D . -Double-rooted, complex.

U. - Why?

D. - From 2 roots.

This is the topic of our lesson "Compound Words"

Let's try to conclude what words are called complex?

Let's see how it is written in the textbook on page 39. Get to know yourself, and now read it....

3. Physics minute.

(audio music playing)

We studied, we worked

It's time to rest

We all turned into birds

Let's imitate the birds.

We jump like sparrows

We stand like herons on one leg

And now we are flying from tree to tree.

And now let's show large wingspan, fast eagles fly in the clouds.

No one can catch up with an ostrich, he is used to running away from dangers.

And now they look like penguins, they are like tumblers and so are we.

Well, it's time to go back,

You are students again, we continue to study.

4. Primary fastening.

U.S. - Bird watchers are ornithologists of a special profession. To find out the features of their life, you need to catch a few birds and ring them. What do you call a person who catches birds?

D. - Birder.

U. - Write down the word. At the blackboard... Tell me, is this a difficult word? (prove)

Do you think there are other compound words in our speech that are not related to the name of birds? Give examples. You will learn more words in the next lesson.

Help me make difficult words. (the teacher shows the cards, the children write down the words on their own)

breeds bees

catches fish

breeds flowers

Highlight the roots and the connecting vowel.

What unusual words did we talk about today? How can they be called in one word?

D. - Complicated.

5. Reflection.

U.S. - Stand up, please. Raise your hand if you have a hard time understanding what a difficult word is. Don't be upset. In the following lessons, you will learn many difficult words and their formation. Thank you. Now raise both hands, those who understand how compound words are formed. Applaud yourself! Well done!

And now we'll check... Sit down.

Take the white papers. Get started on assignments.

Do you remember what you called me at the beginning of the lesson? (book lover)

Can this word be called complex? Why? (children explain orally). You did a great job in class. Well done! (a toy parrot repeats the word “well done”.

We give you small reminders about birds (the parrot repeats, and the teacher distributes)

RUSSIAN LESSON SUMMARY

(L.V. Zankov’s system of developmental education)

Grade 3 (1-4)

Lesson topic:

Prepared by:

Primary school teacher

Elena Fedosyuk

MBOU "Gymnasium No. 3"

Astrakhan - 2017

Item: Russian language
Grade: 3
Textbook author : Nechaeva N.V., Yakovleva S.G.

Lesson topic: "Compound words".

Didactic purpose : create conditions for the formation of the concept of "compound words" and

introduce it into the knowledge system

Lesson objectives:

Logically derive an algorithm for determining compound words, give the concept of
"complex words" based on the knowledge of children;
- develop the ability to find compound words among other words, develop
mental operations and creativity, speech of students;
- to cultivate a sense of beauty, love and respect for nature.
Lesson type : lesson of discovery of new knowledge.

Equipment : textbook "Russian language Grade 3" Nechaeva N. V., Yakovleva S.G., presentation to

Lesson progress:

Self-determination to activity . Slide 1.

Today we have guests at the lesson. Turn around, greet the guests and sit down

at the desks. The lesson is interesting and brings joy when we think and work together. Today

we will work with words, analyze, compare, reason, look for solutions.
Let's wish each other successful work.

II . Knowledge update.

- We opened the notebooks, put them a little on the corner. They wrote down the number and class work, remembered the landing rules.

Guys, what season is it outside the window? (Autumn).

AS Pushkin was very fond of this season and dedicated many beautiful lines to it. Here are some of them: Slide 2.

“A sad time, eyes charm…

Your beautiful beauty pleases me.

I love the lush fading of nature,

Forests clad in crimson and gold…»

Today, autumn is visiting us at the lesson.

III . A moment of calligraphy. vocabulary work . Slide 3-4.

Let's spell the letters again Oh, oh , connection OS , word AUTUMN , we form from this word a single-root - adjective - AUTUMN.

How is this word formed? (suffixal).

What other ways of forming words do you know? (Prefixed, prefixed-suffixal). Slide 5.

Let's analyze the word by composition: OSEN - N -

Today you will get acquainted with another type of word formation. What? You will learn in our lesson.

IV . Lesson topic.

Read the entry on the screen... "Compound words". Slide 6.

What part of speech is the word "complex". (It's an adjective!)

What does the adjective mean? (A sign of the subject).

What else can be difficult? (Difficult tasks, difficult situation).

And what is a compound word?

(Answers guys.)

- Today we will take a closer look at compound words and their features.

V . Explanation of the material. Knowledge update.

1. - Guess what autumn month we are talking about?
Our old garden is empty,
Spider webs are flying into the distance,
And to the southern edge of the earth
Cranes stretched out.
The doors of schools have opened.
What month has come to us? (Write down - September )

Slide 7.
All the gloomy face of nature:
Gardens have turned black,
Forests are bare,
Bird voices will be silent,
The bear has fallen into hibernation.
What month did he come to us? (Dictionary word - October )

The field has become black and white.
It rains, then it snows.
And it got colder -
The waters of the rivers were covered with ice.
Winter rye freezes in the field.
What month, tell me? (Vocabulary - November)

2. - What do you think these words have in common?
( These are nouns, singular, masculine, have two syllables, the first of them is unstressed, the same in composition.)

Let's analyze the words by composition:0003

3. - And the ancient Slavs had their own name for each month. So September was called "frown". Why do you think? It received the name "frown" due to its weather differences from other months - the sky often begins to frown, it rains, autumn comes in nature. Slide 8.
- October was called "leaf fall". Why? Among our ancestors, it is known under the name "leaf fall" from a natural phenomenon that we observe in October.

Slide 9.
- And November was called "breast." Why do you think?
To answer this question, look at how the dirt road looks broken after the autumn rains. In the old days, this month was called breast, from the piles of frozen earth with snow, and in the Old Russian language, the winter frozen road was called the chest path. Slide 10-11-12.

III . Fixing difficulties in activity.

Write down the names of the Old Slavic months, parse the word by composition yourself.

BLACK LEAF - O - FALL CHEST Slide 13.

- In which word there was a difficulty in completing the task.
Students: Falling leaves
Teacher: Explain the meaning of this word?
Students: A natural phenomenon - the leaves are falling.
Teacher: Highlight the root in these words.

Students: sheet pad Slide 14-15.

To get a new word, a new way of forming words is used - addition of stems, addition of roots, using the connecting vowel O, E .

IV . Construction of the project of an exit from difficulty.
1. Work with the textbook.
- And now let's open the textbooks on page 71, find the rule.

What do you remember from the rule? Let's fix it with examples. And write down a few words in a notebook. Slide 16-17.

143, p. 71. - Find the words that are formed by combining the bases.

FOREST STEP BLUE-EYED

2. Formation of compound words

Forest to catch

Fish farm

Bird lane

Reindeer breeding

(Forest lane, fisherman, poultry farm, reindeer breeder). Slide 18.

V . Fizkultminutka. Ball game.

Game. "Form a compound word."

Tired? Let's play. I throw you a ball and two simple words, you give me back one complex one.
Forest, cut - lumberjack
himself, fly - plane
pairs, walk - steamer
himself, cooks - samovar

meat, chop - a meat grinder
pairs, carry - a steam locomotive
book, love - a book lover

skates, a speed skater
second, measure - a stopwatch

A physical minute for the eyes. Slide 19 .
VI . Independent work with peer review.

The autumn wind blew on difficult words and scattered them all. Let's get them right. We work in groups. We consult with each other. Let's write the words in a notebook.

rockwalk icefall Slide 20.

star carrier helicopter

parolet vodolet

samopa d leaf walker

(Helicopter, ice drift, plane, leaf fall, starfall, steam locomotive, steamer, waterfall, rockfall, water carrier.) Slide 21.

Guys, what conclusion can we draw about compound words?

Compound words are formed by adding stems, roots with the help of connecting vowels O and E. If the stem ends with a hard consonant, then in the middle we write a connecting O, and if we write a soft or hissing Zh, Sh, Ch, Shch, Ts write to E.

VII . Inclusion in the system of knowledge and repetition.
1 . creative work . Work on cards (differentiated task).
- Autumn is beautiful not only in the forest, but also in the mountains. Slide 22-23.

Listen to the text “In the mountains”.

In the mountains.

In autumn our class went to the mountains. It was very beautiful in the forest on the slopes of the mountains. Falling leaves strewn the ground with a motley carpet. In open areas, not overgrown with forest, there was a danger of rockfall. Everyone was struck by the beauty of the mountain river. The waterfall raised thousands of sprays. And at night in the sky we observed another interesting phenomenon - starfall.

VIII . Reflection.
- What was the purpose of our lesson?
- Have we reached it?
- Did you have any difficulties?
- Were we able to overcome them?
- What are we going to do in the next lesson?
- Well done! I am satisfied with your work in class. Are you satisfied? Let a smile appear on the face of the kolobok, if yes, or a sad expression, if it was difficult!

List of used literature:
1) Reference book on the Russian language, O.V. Uzorova, E.N. Nefyodova, 2009
2) Collection "Rules and exercises in the Russian language" O.

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