What do we do if the word sticks to the floor AND the FLOOR?
In order to accurately write such words, it is necessary to remember that the gender (Y) - is written 1) TOGETHER, 2) HYPHENATED or 3) SEPARATELY
1) MERGED:
HALF-written together, if followed by a consonant letter (half-quarter)
Mother asks: "Wash the FLOOR,
My daughter,
Do you AGREE?" We are with you
Close-knit family?»
Mom needs help –
If there are any!
And the morpheme "GENDER" write
Before the consonant we will-together!
The FLOOR – always written together with the next word (short fur coat)
What else is unknown to us?
Here is another example, not superfluous:
But what if it does? –
Together or not write?
There is no other law here:
On the Board, whether on a piece of paper…
All words with a morpheme.
Together written and to the point!
2) WITH A HYPHEN:
GENDER-is written with a hyphen:
1) if the word is followed by a vowel letter (half-lesson), or the letter L (half-lecture)
2) if the GENDER was before the proper name, and therefore before the capital letter (half-Europe)
If there is a vowel letter,
Or L suddenly after the FLOOR,
How to keep them from sticking together
And prevent a split?
Don't let us connect!
We will not allow them to split!
A word with a hyphen
We'll put it on the FLOOR for fun!
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Or their names, countries…
Along with the GENDER written?
To the important letter of their capital
We'll hyphen the FLOOR!
3) SEPARATELY:
GENDER is written separately, unless it refers to the following word: divided with it (half of the school year)
And another joke
(Sometimes it happens),
When the word-with this FLOOR –
Something shared.
Be careful,
Logic including itself:
Are divided in essence –
Divide and on the letter!