As it is written not with participles: examples, rules

Communits can be written with a particle of “not” both in one word and two. Consider in which case write properly.

In this article, we have prepared for you a convenient explanation and examples that will help you remember the rules without difficulty.

How is it not written with participles?

The alleged form "not" with the participles is used:

If they are formed from verbs that are not consumed without this particle - hating, indignant.
If they were formed by verbs that have a prefix (missing, incomprehensible).
In the event that the sacrament is preceded by a dependent word denoting the degree (very, very, extremely, etc.) - absolutely not difficult work, a very unsympathetic person.
If they are used in the form of real ones, or these are suffering participles, but there are no dependent words - an incompetent challenge, missing argument.

Separate spelling is used in the case:

If the participle in the sentence is used together with a dependent word - a project that is not handed over to the teacher, not done on time.
In the presence of contrasts, where unions are “a”, “but” - but not implemented, but fully prepared project, not invented, but a real story.
If a short participle is used - the topic is not passed, the end is not close.
In the case of emphasizing the particle of enhanced negations - not at all, far from, etc., and in the sentence they stand ahead of the sacrament - not a simple thing, far from easy life.

You should also know:

There are participles with a particle “not” with dependent words, but also in adjectives created on the basis of the sacrament can be exactly the same prefix. They are written in different ways, in the first case-separately. Example: not adapted to the northern climate automation (i.e. no one adapted to a harsh climate). In the second case, you need to write a word together. Example: unadapted to the harsh climate man (not adapted, unhealthy).

In the case of adjectives, they can be easily replaced with synonym, but with participles in the set with dependent words, it is not possible to do this. They also have a grammar in the root, if, for example, a suffering communion is used in the sentence, then in this case you can ask the question “who?” Example: not adapted (by whom?) To the northern climate automation. It is impossible to ask such a question in relation to adjectives. Exactly the same differences exist in a brief form: the onslaught is not restrained - the man is unrestrained.

If there are adverbs in which a measure or degree is reflected, and there are dependent words, then in this case “not” you need to write with the sacrament in one word. Example: a completely unhealthy person. In the case, if the sentence contains not only adverbs and measures (dependent words), but there are others, then the spelling will be separate. Example: an absolutely not perfect person
If the participle was transformed into a noun, then in this case it is written together with a particle “not”. Example: the school had children who did not have time in some disciplines - The communion is used here, so you need to write in two words. There were few undergoing children at school - here we see the sacrament, which was transformed into a noun.