Dear philologists! Please answer the question. Of the three forms of writing:
1) "for + vin. case" (verification of activities ... in 2011-2013 and for the past period of 2014);
2) "v + vin" (verification of activities ... in 2011-2013 and the past period of 2014);
3) "in + prepositional case" (verification of activities ... in 2011-2013 and the past period of 2014) -
the institution where I work uses the latter (No. 3). The same form is used in other sentences (In the period under review, it was carried out ...). I know that the most competent version of entry No. 1. But the problem is that for some reason the department prefers wording No. 3. Moreover, attempts to use form No. 2, which is "compromising" in terms of the degree of admissibility, are suppressed by linguists from the legal department. Is it correct? In what sources can one find clarifications on this issue in order to conduct a discussion with arguments? I couldn't find anything in the official business style manuals. Thank you in advance for your help.

The options vary in meaning. Option verification of the company's activities in the past period of 2014 It can also mean that the activities of the enterprise relating to a given period are being checked, and that the check itself is carried out precisely in this period. Option verification of the activities of the enterprise for the past period unambiguously indicates that the activity of the enterprise related to this period is being checked. Therefore, to eliminate ambiguity, it is better to use this option.

Hello! Help me please. Which is correct: "in 2012-2013 and the past period of 2014" or "in 2012-2013 and the past period of 2014"?

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It is better: ...and for the past period of 2014.

Good afternoon. Should we put an end to the cuts in millions and billions? In manuals and dictionaries there is no unambiguous answer.

In what cases should the word "expired" be used, and in which "expired"?

Sincerely
L.

The answer of the reference service of the Russian language

Abbreviations million and billion written without a dot. Word expired used in the meaning of "past". Expired- participle from verb. expire.

Dear diploma ru. Please tell me the numerals are written correctly: The dissertation has applications with two hundred and sixty-five diagrams. Over the past period, more than five hundred eighty-six tons of grain have been collected. More than two thousand five hundred and eighty-three people applied to improve their living conditions. I will be very grateful for your help.

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Not right. For the declension of numerals, see http://spravka.gramota.ru/blang.html?id=242 [Pismovnik].

Hello. "Registering a machine with (un)expired depreciation." Is "(not) expired" spelled together here and is it possible to pick up some kind of synonym for this word? Thank you.

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Correctly continuous spelling. Finding a synonym is difficult.

Hello! tell me, please, how to pronounce correctly: expired or expired? thank you!

The answer of the reference service of the Russian language

In the meaning of “ended, past” - _expired _ (adjective), for example: _past year_. In the meaning of "having lost a lot of blood, fluid" - _bleeded_ (participle), for example: _bled._

The classic beginning of reports: in the past year, the association produced so many cars, washing machines, books ... It seems that there is nothing interesting for a linguist here. Produced and produced, in the past so in the past. And yet, for some reason, I linger on this simple phrase. And why, in fact, is it necessary to say “in the past year”, and not in “the past year”?

Indeed, if "in the year" - then "in the past". “Expired” can be a week, a month is also “expired”, a past century and even – it’s scary to say – a past millennium! In short, if we are talking about time, about the fact that some period has expired - here only the word "expired" is appropriate.

— What have you done in the past year?

- We? .. For the past year? Yes, it seems that we have not done anything special over the past year ... but, however, it is not for us to judge.

But the word "expired" also exists, we know it for sure! It remains only to remember when we say "expired", and for insurance it would be worth looking into explanatory dictionaries. Precisely: two meanings for the word "expire" - to end (of time) and to flow out. Actually, all other forms of this verb coincide in both meanings, except for one: that very participle.

If a person is wounded, bled to death, we will say - "bled out."

linguist, deputy chief editor of the radio station "Echo of Moscow"

And EXPIRED, expired, expired. 1. (expired obsolete). incl. action past temp. from expire. The recently expired deadline has been renewed. 2. only full. Past, ended (official). In the past year. For the past day. Explanatory Dictionary of Ushakov. D.N.… … Explanatory Dictionary of Ushakov

Past, past, past, former; flowed out, ended, poured out, poured out, flowed out, gone out, flowed out. Ant. current, modern, up-to-date Dictionary of Russian synonyms. expired, see the past Dictionary of Synonyms of the Russian Language. ... ... Synonym dictionary

expired- and expired. In the meaning "ended, past" expired, adj. Expired year. In the meaning "having lost a lot of blood, fluid" expired, ph. Bleeding… Dictionary of pronunciation and stress difficulties in modern Russian

EXPIRED, oh, her (official). About a period of time: past, ended. I. year. Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov. S.I. Ozhegov, N.Yu. Shvedova. 1949 1992 ... Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov

App. past, past, past. Explanatory Dictionary of Ephraim. T. F. Efremova. 2000... Modern dictionary Russian language Efremova

Expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, expired, ... ... Word forms

Actual future present modern… Antonym Dictionary

expired- ist ekshiy, adj. (past) ... Russian spelling dictionary

expired- moreover, TV. iste/kshim, Pr. about east / ksh (about time) ... orthographic dictionary Russian language

expired- Syn: past, past, past, past (book) Ant: current, modern, current ... Thesaurus of Russian business vocabulary

Books

• Collection of leading articles of Moscow Vedomosti. 1887, M. N. Katkov. The old year ends. We will hold back on talking about our affairs: they are too fluid for a one-year period. Let's see what is being done with others and in what position the outgoing year conveys ...
• XVI Congress of the All-Union Communist Party (b), A.Yu. Gis. From Comrade Kalinin's opening speech: “Comrades, on behalf of the Central Committee, I welcome the delegates to the 16th Congress of the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks). After the XV Congress of our ...