The preposition is subsequently written. We'll tell you how to write it later, together or separately! In what cases is “subsequently” written together: spelling rule

Today we will find out How is the word “subsequently” written, separately or together?. Let's reinforce this material with simple examples so that in the future the word always write correctly without hesitation.
Let's start by analyzing the main problem areas in the word.
Two questions most often arise:

Should I write together “later” or separately “later”?
Should I write “i” or “e” at the end?

We answer immediately and definitely!

Subsequently, it is always written together and always with the letter “and” at the end.

It would seem that that’s all...But don’t rush to close the article! It is important to go over a few more points so that the correct spelling is permanently ingrained in your memory.

Subsequently is an adverb formed from a combination of the preposition “in” and the noun “consequence”. According to the rules of the Russian language, when forming adverbs in this way, if between a noun and a preposition we cannot insert either an adjective, a pronoun, or a numeral, or we cannot put a case question to the noun, then the formed adverb is written together.

A few examples:

Subsequently, even he wrote the dictation without errors.

We will all write correctly later.

If we try to insert a definition (adjective, numeral or pronoun) between “in” and “consequence” or ask a case question to a noun, then nothing will work out.

Again.
Subsequently– this is an adverb and answers the question “how?”. It is always written together!

One more point that I would like to highlight is the letter “and” at the end. Often the writing of the adverb " subsequently" confused with writing a preposition " due to».
“CONSEQUENCE” can be written either together or separately, with either “i” or “e” at the end, depending on the context.
For example:
Due to the fact that the work was performed incorrectly, it must be redone.
During the investigation, new evidence was found.

Unlike the word "due to", SUBSEQUENTLY it is always written with “and” and always together.
To avoid confusion, remember that the adverb “subsequently” can be replaced by the synonym “later”, and the preposition “as a result” by the synonym “as a result”.
That's all for us today.
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subsequently, adv..

subsequently (what) (because of, By reason)

Due to thanks to, because of, for, from, in view of, in force of, in attention to, in respect of what, in reasoning, on the basis of, by the grace of whom, for the reason, about, on occasion, for the sake of. I did this as a precaution. Fear for the sake of the Jews. Why did you do this? Rewarded someone with attention to his merits. In attention to this, and also because of repentance. Taking into account... In view of such and such an article of the law, according to such and such an article of the law. On this basis. For leaving, for lack of leisure. Under the pressure of unfortunate circumstances. Driven by zeal. Submitting to passion. Out of shame, out of grief, out of despair. Drink out of grief. To eliminate some shortcomings that have arisen due to the force of circumstances and time... Cf. Causality And Through.
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due to the fact that see causation

Synonyms: quick reference

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Resulting in
as a result of which

THANKS - DESPITE
Thanks to established rules - contrary to established rules. Ο One way or another, despite or thanks to Irina Georgievna’s desire to command, her authority in the eyes of her husband stood immeasurably high. B. Komissarov. Old debts. - It happens that the hopeless recover... But thanks to the drug or in spite of it - only God knows. L. Zhukhovitsky. Stop, look back...
THANKS - DESPITE
Prince Shein, despite his prominent position in society, and perhaps thanks to it, barely made ends meet. A. Kuprin. Garnet bracelet. And, despite the categorical tone, bordering on offensive, in which Zhukov gave orders, despite this, and perhaps, oddly enough, thanks to this, Vasnetsov himself began to feel some special, new sense of confidence. A. Chakovsky. Blockade. In essence, she was childishly simple-minded and, despite the harsh school of an underground revolutionary, or perhaps because of it, she was accustomed to seeing more good than bad in people. V. Kataev. Violet.
AS A CONSEQUENCE - DESPITE
Despite Rastopchin's posters, or independently of them, or as a result of them, the most contradictory and strange news was transmitted throughout the city. L. Tolstoy. War and Peace. Despite his solitude or as a result of his solitude, his life was extremely full. L. Tolstoy. Anna Karenina. [Yesenin] began to read his very last charming poems, which to this day, despite their unheard-of simplicity, or, rather, precisely because of this simplicity, seem beautiful to me to the point of tears. Kataev. My diamond crown.

subsequently or subsequently

Together or separately?

The word “subsequently” is written in all cases together - subsequently .

Separate writing of this adverb will be considered absolutely incorrect from the point of view of the Russian language.

Rule

Word " subsequently"belongs to the number of adverbs of continuous writing.

To find out how to spell the word " subsequently", you can try to insert a question or definition between the prefix and the main word.

From the point of view of the Russian language, this is impossible. This means that this word cannot be written separately. However, this word should not be confused with the similar adverb “ due to”, with a vowel “e” at the end. Word " due to“can be written both together and separately, depending on what part of speech it is. We will write the adverb together, but we will write the noun with the preposition separately and with the letter “and” at the end: The judge is confused in the investigation.

Examples

So Ivan Ilyich began to work as a postman, about which subsequently I have never regretted it.
Subsequently You will be able to independently “assemble” phrases from the nouns and verbs we have learned.
Nadya studied well, and subsequently the habit of working came in handy at work.
Subsequently I'll get used to the diet!
If you and subsequently If you are lazy, you will be expelled from the university.

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Hello, dear experts of the Russian language. Please tell me whether after the word “will entail” it is necessary to use the word “following” or you can say it like this: “will entail an increase...”

Verb entail in meaning "cause something as a consequence" is usually used with words behind you. But sometimes (rarely) these words are omitted. The Russian language dictionary in 4 volumes (MAS) gives the following example: He was clearly aware that further defense of the fortress would entail huge, unnecessary casualties among the garrison and especially among the soldiers. Stepanov, Port Arthur. Thus, the use of words behind you after will entail is not strictly required.


	Question No. 263861

Good afternoon We often use the phrase “This will backfire on you” when we foresee some unfavorable consequence of an action, decision, etc. I would like to know where this expression came from, and why sideways? and in any other place?