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Mark the correct form for the reported speech of the sentence found in the text: “Well, as a matter of fact, I am English,” he admitted.
A
He said that as a matter of fact he is English.
B
He admitted that he was in fact English.
C
He spoke of his English as a matter of fact.
D
“I said I was English”, he admitted as a matter of fact.
Read this sentence from the text and analyze it:
“The Duke of Milan, Ludovico Sforza (1452-1508), accepted his offer as Leonardo told him that he could design war weapons like guns and mines, and also structures like collapsible bridges.”
This sentence presents an example of reported speech. Which of the following alternatives also presents an example of reported speech?
A
Ann said, “I am very tired”.
B
I t old her a very sad story.
C
Joanna was talking loudly
D
Zoe said that she was lost.
The correct form of reporting the sentence “‘…musicians create a dialogue and arrive at common policies,’ says analyst Frédéric Ramel” is:
A
Analyst Frédéric Ramel said that musicians created a dialogue and arrived at common policies;
B
Analyst Frédéric Ramel says that musicians created a dialogue and would arrive at common policies;
C
Analyst Frédéric Ramel would say that musicians created a dialogue and would arrive at common policies;
D
Analyst Frédéric Ramel had said that musicians had created a dialogue and arrived at common policies;
E
Analyst Frédéric Ramel has said that musicians are creating a dialogue and arriving at common policies.
Considering the text above and its characteristics, mark the alternative that best describes the discursive genre it belongs to.
A
It is a Complaint letter.
B
It is a Business letter.
C
It is an Invitation.
D
It is an Open Letter.
E
It is a postcript.
Choose the option that shows the indirect speech form for “These distinctions are consequential.” (line 92).
Gardner
A
said that those distinctions were consequential.
B
told these distinctions are consequential.
C
said us these distinctions were consequential.
D
told those distinctions are consequential.
Ano:
2015
In indirect speech, the alternative which reports the little girl’s words is: The little girl said that the Easter Bunny
A
has forgotten to leave her eggs.
B
had forgotten to leave her eggs.
C
forgot leaving her eggs.
D
forgets to leave her eggs.
Ano:
2015
Which part of the text best justifies saying that it uses the first element of what Fairclough (1992, p. 115) refers to as "hybrid information-and-publicity (or telling and selling discourse)"?
A
“their home offers quintessential Florida - beaches, palm trees, shopping and relaxation”.
B
“And when you consider its fantastic scenery, great dining options and a range of things to do, Fort Lauderdale is also somewhat affordable”.
C
"Avenues" and "drives" run north-south, and "streets," "boulevards" and "roads" run east-west.
D
The "Venice of America," nicknamed for its 185 miles of waterways and canals, is slowly but surely climbing the ranks of top beach destinations.
The indirect speech form of “Where is my mother?, she asked” is “She has asked where was her mother”.
C
Certo
E
Errado
The indirect speech form of “He said: I have always spent my vacation here” is: “He said that he had always spent his vacation there”.
C
Certo
E
Errado
Atenção: Para responder às questões de números 36 a 39 considere o texto abaixo.
Coleman hadn't been on the Athena campus for two years and by now no longer went to town at all if he could help it. He didn't any longer hate each and every member of the Athena faculty, he just wanted nothing to do with them, fearful that should he stop to chat, even idly, he'd be incapable of concealing his pain [...]. A few days after his resignation, he'd opened new accounts at the bank and the supermarket up in Blackwell, a depressed mill town on the river some eighteen miles from his home, and even got a card for the local library there, determined to use it, however meager the collection, rather than to wander ever again through the stacks at Athena.
(Adapted from Philip Roth. The Human Stain. p. 82)
In indirect discourse, the correct continuation of this sentence is "Jim Richardson wrote that the thing
A
he loves about the Scots was that...."
B
he loved about the Scots was that...."
C
he loved about the Scots is that...."
D
I love about the Scots was that...."
E
I loved about the Scots was that...."
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