One-part vague-personal proposal -This is a syntactic construction in which there is only one main term - a predicate expressed, as a rule, by a verb in 3l. plural in the present or future time of an imperative or indicative mood. For example: Behind the wall loudly quarreled. And also in pl. past tense in the form of an indicative or conditional mood. For example: Today Anton was scolded offended and kicked out of the table. If I was allowed, I would have done it long ago. Also in the role of a predicate, brief forms of the adjective or participle can also act, then it is already nominal, not verbal: Here we are always welcome.
Let's consider features of the given kind of offers, their structure, difference from other one-compound constructions and a rule of punctuation in them.
The difference from an incomplete sentence
The indefinite-personal offer has boththe structure is an independent status, because, unlike the incomplete one, the person described in this context can not be restored from the previous text.
for example: Andrew and Olga for a long time reached the village. When they arrived, it was already very late.
In the last sentence, the subject is restored from the previous text. They (Andrey and Olga) have arrived. Hence, it is incomplete.
In the dining room I could only hear the sound of spoons. This is an indefinite-personal proposal, since pounded Is an action produced by someone who is not important to the hearer. Also the subject of action in them may be unknown to the narrator: Somewhere laughed out loud.
It is interesting that in sentences like "They tell you, get warmer " There is a subject that can be identified.Here, what is said clearly expresses the action of the speaker. But in such a situation, there is an effect of "alienation", for the one who speaks becomes the position of another person.
Undefined-personal sentences are used most often in colloquial speech. They help to emphasize the action itself or the event, without specifying who it could be produced.
How to distinguish an indefinite-personal offer from the impersonal
When trying to distinguish between an indefinite-personalsentence and impersonal, it is necessary to remember, first of all, that in the first the predicate always stands in the plural. While in the second case it can be in the singular.
Punctuation marks in complex sentences with an indefinite-personal basis
In a complex sentence, where parts are impersonal or indefinite-personal with the same form of predicate, a comma is not put. For example: We were placed around the table and food and drinks began to enter the room.
Considering vaguely-personal sentences,examples of their differences from other types of syntactic constructions with an incomplete foundation, one must remember their basic characteristics, and then the definition of the structure will not cause difficulties.
