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https://forms.gle/NiWsMgy8iFqR3kGVA Preparation for the Centralized Testing (CET). Russian language. A16. A comma before HOW. IS PLACED: 1. In the phrases "nobody else, how," "nothing else, how." 2. The demonstrative words "so," "such," "that," etc. 3. Before "like and." 4. The phrases "like one," "as a rule," "as an exception," and "as if on purpose" are always separated. 5. The meaning of cause. 6. Comparison. 7. In compound sentences, between the main and subordinate clauses. IS NOT PLACED: 1. As. 2. How can / how can't. 3. As, so and. 4. Phraseologism. 5. Equation. #tsэ2024 Awesome classes only at the best COURSES IN THE COUNTRY! Anatoly Lazurkina's courses are 26 years old! People have trusted us with their future for over a quarter of a century! https://лазуркин.бел https://lazurkin.by https://lazurkin-anatoli.tk We trained 125 (!) students who achieved perfect scores in Russian, biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics, social studies, Belarusian history, and English for the 2015–2023 Centralized Testing/Centralized Examination. OUR STATISTICS: 91 – the average score of our graduates on the 2023 Centralized Examination. 48 students who achieved perfect scores on the 2023 Centralized Examination 💯 86 – the average score of our graduates on the 2022 Centralized Testing. 10 perfect scorers on the 2022 Centralized Testing 💯 These are undoubtedly the best results in the country! 🏆 TASK: Centralized Testing Option 1 A16. Place a comma in place of all gaps in the sentences: 1) Global warming can be caused by nothing other than vigorous human activity on Earth. 2) The sun, heavy as a frying pan, hung over us. 3) Pinsk remained in my memory as a museum city. 4) These two articles are as alike as two peas in a pod. 5) Dmitry Sergeyevich was wearing woolen mittens exactly like Rubtsov's. Option 2 A16. Place a comma in place of all gaps in the sentences: 1) In response to his words, she burst out laughing merrily, as if tickled. 2) We were nervously awaiting an answer and were on pins and needles. 3) The final decision on this issue should have been made by none other than the school principal. 4) He completely lacked such an important personality trait as tolerance for others. 5) I remember my uncle as a cheerful person and a great dreamer. Option 3 A16. A comma is placed in place of all gaps in the sentences: 1) The person in the principal's office was none other than the head of the human resources department. 2) Caring for peonies is practically the same as carnations. 3) Later, this small building was renovated and used as a garage. 4) Without my friend's help, I would have been helpless. 5) The cat hopped briskly and lively like a hare across the snow. Option 4 A16. A comma is placed in place of all gaps in the sentences: 1) Anna spent her entire adult life spinning like a squirrel in a wheel. 2) Today's theater audiences are not the same as they were ten years ago. 3) He tied a tie as bright as tropical greenery around his neck. 4) The man sitting behind him turned out to be none other than the lieutenant we already knew. 5) Grandma took infusions of various herbs as sedatives. Option 5 A16. A comma is placed in place of all gaps in the sentences: 1) His arguments were the same as those of the other speakers. 2) The multicolored pebbles, like aquarium fish, shimmered in the sun. 3) The note about the conspiracy was prepared by none other than Prince Menshikov's secretary. 4) From the height of a ten-story building, the avenue was visible as if in the palm of your hand. 5) In the Middle Ages, cloves were used as a medicine in Europe. CT Option 6 (1) A16. Place a comma in place of all gaps in the sentences: 1) This girl was like a holiday. 2) I interpreted her reaction as extreme confusion. 3) A dry wind raised a cloud of dust, soft as flour, over the city. 4) He, as an experienced tourist, was chosen as the leader of the group. 5) Both teachers and students presented papers at the conference. Option 7 (2) A16. Place a comma in place of all gaps in the sentences: 1) Irakli Andronikov was known as a brilliant master of oral storytelling. 2) At that time, work was a pleasure for us. 3) Both annual and perennial plants are used for landscaping the city. 4) She, as a southerner, was terrified of the Yakut cold. 5) Her gouache-black eyes sparkled, shooting stars. Option 8 (3) A16. A comma is placed in place of all gaps in the sentences: 1) The brothers were known in the area as good singers and jokers. 2) The first autumn fogs slowly spread like smoke across the forest ravines and fields. 3) That summer, the grass in the garden was like fine silk. 4) I, as an experienced mechanic, can fix your car in no time. 5) On a hot summer day, the cries of happy children and the sound of motorboats can be heard from the river. Option 9 (4) A16. A comma is placed in place of all gaps in the sentences: 1) He, as a businesslike man, immediately got down to business. 2) The landowner Larina viewed the maid...