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Quite often people use a large number of commas. This makes | Quite often people use a large number of commas. This makes the understanding of the text and the connections between the semantic parts very difficult. Especially if a person is not experienced in using the Russian language. Not everyone can write as Leo Tolstoi. This is not criticism but just a simple observation. | ||
The order of words in a sentence can be arbitrary. | The order of words in a sentence can be arbitrary. It is necessary to place the at the moment most important words in meaning at the beginning of the sentence. | ||
Revision as of 08:17, 14 December 2017
Quite often people use a large number of commas. This makes the understanding of the text and the connections between the semantic parts very difficult. Especially if a person is not experienced in using the Russian language. Not everyone can write as Leo Tolstoi. This is not criticism but just a simple observation.
The order of words in a sentence can be arbitrary. It is necessary to place the at the moment most important words in meaning at the beginning of the sentence.