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Questions about adverbs. An adverb is a part of speech that modifies verbs, adjectives and other adverbs. Examples: "очень" (very), "быстро" (fast), "нарочно" (on purpose), "бегом" (running).
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Не( )много и не( )мало
Пишется раздельно.
Д. Э. Розенталь, «Справочник по русскому языку: орфография и пунктуация»
Раздел 17. Правописание частиц, § 61. Частица не с наречиями:
Пишется р а з д е л ь н о частица не с …
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"выше" - adverb or an adjective?
Sometimes only the context can help us decide if выше is an adjective or an adverb.
I agree with @Sergey Slepov that выше in sentences 5, 6, 8 can be only adverbs. Still, one can find such contexts t …
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Мне нужна еда // Мне нужно больше еды
As Sergey Slepov in his answer correctly noted, the subject of the first sentence is еда which is feminine so the predicate нужна agrees with the subject in the feminine. The things are quite differen …
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Meaning of как + time elapsed
This как refers to уже два дня, not to the verb.
[Вот] уже period of time как means 'it's already been period of time since', and "Букля уже два дня как улетела" means 'it's been already two days sin …
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Are there any major differences between "много," "намного," and "гораздо" or are they comple...
"Много" means both 'many' and 'much' when they are used before nouns, in Russian there's no difference between these two words:
много друзей - 'many friends';
много денег - 'much money'.
On the oth …
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What is the case of the shortened adjective "понятно" in "Стало понятно, что ..."?
"Понятно" is translated as understandabe, so стало понятно is simply '[It] became understandable'.
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