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What is the verb tense underlined in the sentence below?


"The teacher thought we had understood the book."


A

Simple Past.


B

Present Perfect.


C

Past Perfect.


D

Simple Future.


E

Past Perfect Continuous.

"He dashed back to the US to be with his wife Meghan Markle [...]." (§3)


What is the verb tense underlined in the sentence above?


A

Simple future.


B

Simple past.


C

Simple present.


D

Past perfect.

The highlighted word “since” (l. 01) is used in the text with a present perfect structure in order to describe the passing of time. This combination reports the duration of an action or state that started in the past and is still happening or still true in the present, where “since” refers to:


A

An unknown moment.


B

A period of time in the past.


C

The beginning of a period of time started the past.


D

An unfinished action.


E

A previously mentioned time reference.

ln which tense "to brought" is inflected at the beginning of the fourth paragraph of the excerpt?


A

Past Perfect.


B

Present Perfect.


C

Simple Past.


D

Past Perfect Continuous.


E

Present Perfect Continuous.

Read the text and answer question 41.


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In the first scene, the sentence “It‟s a beautiful little tree, isn‟t it?” is an example of ____________.


A

passive voice


B

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C

phrasal verb


D

past perfect

Ano: 2020
Prova: FACET - Prefeitura - Professor - Área: Inglês - 2020

The following extract will be used to answer questions: 30 and 31.


The document was drafted for the latest round of talks on the Convention of Biological Diversity, which had been due to take place this autumn in China but was postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic. It has been rescheduled for next year. (lines 17, 18, 19)


The extract has four (4) underlined elements, analyze them carefully and choose the alternative that best describe them:


A

passive voice – past perfect – passive voice – present perfect


B

active voice – past perfect – passive voice – present perfect


C

passive voice – past perfect – active voice – present perfect


D

passive voice – past perfect – passive voice – present perfect


E

passive voice – past perfect – passive voice – past perfect

Select the correct form of the verb if the sentence “It’s a big place.” (l. 19) were written in the Past Perfect.


A

It has been being a big place.


B

It has been a big place.


C

It had been a big place.


D

It had being a big place.


E

It had been being a big place.

Choose the sentence that uses the past perfect tense correctly.


A

When I got home, I realized I had forgotten my briefcase at work.


B

I have been studying English for ten years.


C

I am feeling worn out because I have had a headache all day.


D

When I was a child, I had a rag doll.


E

I used to have constant migraines when I was younger.

A oração "My mind, like an old record player, had skipped a groove" encontra-se em qual tempo verbal?


A

Past tense.


B

Present perfect tense.


C

Past continuous tense.


D

Past perfect tense.

The verbal tense in the passage “they had many characteristics in common” (in the second paragraph) is:


A

past perfect.


B

past continuous.


C

simple past.


D

present perfect.

Consider the following extract from the text and the sentences that follow:


“You will have to deal with issues that have never been described or covered in any book. You will have to look for the solutions and make the spontaneous decisions that no one probably has ever thought of.”


I. ‘have never been described’ is in the past perfect.

II. ‘will have to look for’ is in the future perfect.

III. ‘has ever thought of’ is in the passive voice.


Which ones are INCORRECT?


A

Only I.


B

Only II.


C

Only III.


D

Only I and III.


E

I, II, and III.

"They weren't at risk of extinction at all," said Dr Thomas” (l.47)


Which verb tense the sentence above is?


A

Past Perfect.


B

Past Continuous


C

Simple Past


D

Simple Present


E

Simple Future

The sentence “…the attention has been focused more on technology than learning” (lines 1 and 2) is an example of:


A

Past Simple Tense.


B

Present Perfect Continuous Tense.


C

Past Perfect Tense.


D

Past Perfect Continuous Tense.


E

Present Perfect Tense.

The sentence “We have moved away from thinking of it as simply a text available on a computer or on the internet.” (Paragraph 6) is in:


A

The past perfect progressive tense.


B

The past perfect tense.


C

The present perfect continuous tense.


D

The present perfect tense.

In English, past tense verbs with an -ed ending are pronounced in three different ways. In the verbs “shortlisted” (line 5) and “commented” (line 9), the –ed ending is pronounced:


A

[t]


B

[d]


C

[ɪt]


D

[ət] or [ɪt]


E

[əd] or [ɪd]

Which sentence uses the Past Perfect? Choose the CORRECT answer.


A

It was a very clear night. The stars were twinkling.


B

I hadn’t been on the train long when I had a bit of a shock.


C

As we were watching it, it suddenly flew away and disappeared.


D

The students have just finished their exams.

Read the sentence below. What VERB TENSES are used in it, respectively? Choose the CORRECT answer.


I´ve been seeing a lot of Tom since he moved into the flat upstairs.


A

Present Perfect and Simple Past


B

Past Continuous and Past Perfect


C

Present Perfect Continuous and Simple Past


D

Past Perfect and Past Continuous

   
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