We write correctly: it is impossible, not possible.
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- How is the word correctly written: “impossible” or “not possible”?
- In what cases is it “impossible” to write together?
- In what cases is it “not possible” separately?
- How to write: “impossible” or “not possible”, together or separately?
- Video: not with adjectives
- Video: Assigned or separate spelling not with adverbs
How is the word correctly written: “impossible” or “not possible”?
Russian spelling provides for two types of spelling:
- Impossible - together
- It is not possible - separately
It depends on the semantic load of the sentence.
For example,
In this period of time impossible Using these options at the same time
Go out into a sort of blizzard impossible, even scary.
We recall the rule, write:
- Particle "not" with adverbs - separately (not possible)
- Adverbs ending on the suffix “o”, which have adjectives with the prefix “not” - is together (impossible - impossible).
In what cases is it “impossible” to write together?
- A brief adjective or dialect with “not” has at the end of “o” - we write together, when the word acquires the reverse meaning in conjunction with “not”.
We check with an affirmative synonym that can be replaced by the adverb or short adjective:
- prohibitively
- drowning
- fantastic
For example,
The circumstances were so that it became impossible (dialect), but they did it.
A sort of order in our project impossible (short adjective).
- Another verification option:
If impossible, this is not a synonym, it is prohibited
Impossible Worship both the angel and the devil.
- Additionally, we use axioms of alcohol spelling:
The presence of an adverb of measure and degree:
- Very
- Highly
- Extremely
- Nearly
Or presence - "in the highest degree"
Everything sounded extremely impossibleBut I still had to listen.
- When using the adverb in the role of the application of the impossibility
Literally impossible tolerate this illiteracy.
In what cases is it “not possible” separately?
- In a denying passage
A refuting effect adds:
- combination with “far”, “altogether”, “by no means”, and others
- pronouns (adverbs) with "nor"
- the presence of opposition
For example:
Absolutely impossibletake a specific position
- Applying or implying a confrontation with "A" (Union) in meaning
It even happened impossible, but absolutely acceptable
- When in the context there is no antithesis aggravating statement
Probably read the right impossible, and be sure.
- With the expected contrast
Important: the presence of expressions in the proposal:
- At all
- At all
- Absolutely
- depending on the semantic load of application:
- absolutely
- very
or
- by no means
- in no way
- the one and the other methods of spelling are likely.
I specify - this is absolutely impossible.
How to write: “impossible” or “not possible”, together or separately?
The versions proposed for consideration, we write correctly depending on the semantic load.
We take into account the above and apply:
- In the confirmation of the “impossible” proposals, we write together
Word formation:
impossible-o-possible-impossible
This is completely impossible fact. - Separately write “not possible” - in a sentence with denial.
It seems not possible Option, and with an alternative outcome.