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Mark the item which CORRECTLY displays the tense and aspect of the underlined verbs.


Over the past few decades, severe weather and a bacterial disease have impacted Florida oranges.


A

Present perfect.


B

Present continuous.


C

Past simple.


D

Past perfect.

Verb tenses and moods allow speakers to locate actions in time and express attitudes. Analyze the statements about the use of verb tenses in English.


I.The Present Perfect tense describes an action that happened at an unspecified time in the past or has a connection to the present.

II.The Simple Past tense is used for actions that were completed at a definite time in the past.

III.The Present Continuous tense is used to describe permanent states and facts that are always true.


Choose the alternative that indicates the correct statement(s).


A

I and II, only.


B

I, II and III.


C

II, only.


D

II and III, only.


E

I and III, only.

The use of the present continuous tense in “is revolutionizing” indicates that the process of revolutionizing diagnostics is not currently happening but is a completed action.


C

Certo


E

Errado

Identify the verb tense used in the sentence:


"By 1942 some citizens were living on as few as 1,110 calories per day."


Select the correct alternative.


A

Past continuous.


B

Present continuous.


C

Past perfect.


D

Present perfect continuous.

Mark the item which CORRECTLY displays the tense and aspect of the underlined verbs.


I have helped my neighbor too much this week.


A

Present perfect.


B

Present simple.


C

Present continuous.


D

Present perfect continuous.

Choose the sentence that uses the present continuous tense:


A

She reads a book.


B

They were playing soccer.


C

He is cooking dinner.


D

We have studied for the exam.


E

I will visit her tomorrow.

Dentre as frases abaixo, todas retiradas do texto, a que contém um verbo no presente contínuo é:


A

However, as the summer holidays draw to a close and with new beginnings in sight.


B

Teachers must remember that students are putting themselves on the line every time they come to class.


C

Finally, use whatever resources you have to identify students with specific learning differences or traumas/triggers.


D

If learning is a house, then rapport is the foundation, but because it needs constant maintenance, rapport is also a garden, tended with care on a daily basis.

Regarding the use of the Present Continuous tense, choose the alternative that shows which of the following statements are grammatically correct.


I.They are consulted by the manager during the project.

II.She is investigating the new marketing trends for the upcoming campaign.

III.He is evaluates the proposals before making a decision.

IV.I am presenting my report at the meeting tomorrow.

V.We is organizing the workshop for next week.


A

Only I and III are correct.


B

Only IV and V are correct.


C

Only II and IV are correct.


D

Only I and IV are correct.


E

Only II and V are correct.

Match the sentences below to their verb tense:


I. They are travelling for hours.

II. She will finish her project by next week.

III. He is going to read a book right now.

IV. We had dinner at a new restaurant yesterday.

V. The meeting starts at 3 PM tomorrow.


Verbal tense

A – Present Continuous

B – Immediate Future

C – Simple Past

D – Simple present

E – Simple Future


A

I-A; II-E; III-B; IV-C; V-D


B

I-A; II-E; III-B; IV-D; V-C


C

I-B; II-E; III-A; IV-D; V-C


D

I-B; II-E; III-A; IV-D; V-C


E

I-B; II-D; III-A; IV-C; V-E

It is correct to say that the underlined occurences 1 and 2 found in text 3 contain examples of:


A

The present perfect tense.


B

Past Perfect tense.


C

Present perfect continous tense.


D

Present progressive.

What verbal tense is used in the sentence: Milk (and dairy in general) gets the blame for a lot of unwanted health outcomes.


A

Present Continuous.


B

Past Continuous.


C

Present Perfect.


D

Simple Present.


E

Simple Past.

Considering that Present Simple and Present Continuous are used to present facts in the current moment, the sentence that correctly presents the structure of both verb forms is:


A

While she typically prepare breakfast for the family, today she is busy respond to emails before heading to work.


B

The sun rises every morning, illuminating the sky while the birds are singing their morning melodies.


C

The river flow calmly and steadily in its natural course, while the trees are sway gently in the breeze.


D

He normally read fiction books, while his wife is exploring contemporary poetry to expand his literary horizons.


E

While I usually exercise in the morning, I considering starting to run in the afternoon to vary my fitness routine.

Read the excerpt from text I.


“Speedy delivery is a hallmark of Amazon’s Prime subscription offering (…)”


It is correct to affirm that this sentence is in the:


A

present progressive tense.


B

simple future tense.


C

passive voice.


D

simple present tense.

Em relação aos verbos na língua inglesa e aos seus respectivos tempos e aspectos, numerar a 2ª coluna de acordo com a 1ª e, após, assinalar a alternativa que apresenta a sequência CORRETA:

(1) Present Continuous.

(2) Present Perfect.

(3) Past Perfect.

(4) Simple Past.

( ) They watched a movie together last Saturday night.

( ) Have you ever seen a shooting star?

( ) Brenda had finished the project before the deadline.

( ) Freddy is running in the street today.


A

2 - 3 - 4 - 1.


B

1 - 4 - 2 - 3.


C

4 - 2 - 3 - 1.


D

3 - 1 - 2 - 4.

Analyze the sentences below regarding verb tenses respectively in the order they appear:


i. "By the time you arrive, I will have finished the report."

ii. "The team meets every Tuesday to discuss progress."

iii. "They were preparing for the presentation all night." iv. "She is going to travel to Japan for her vacation next summer."


A

Sentence (i) and (ii) are both in the present continuous tense.


B

Sentence (iii) and (iv) are both in the past continuous tense.


C

Sentence (i) uses the future simple tense.


D

Sentence (iv) is in the present continuous tense.


E

Sentence (iv) uses the immediate future tense.

Analyze the sentences below:


1. “Agatha Christie is one of the rare writers who has completely transcended pop culture...”

2. “[...] Christie is something else entirely...”

3. “[...] Christie injected a certain thrilling literary adventure into her writing...”


It is correct to affirm that:


A

The first sentence is an example of present continuous tense because of its structure: has + participle of the verb to transcend with the adjective completely; the second is in the present using the verb to be; the third is in the simple past using -ed to mark that it is a regular verb.


B

The first sentence is an example of present perfect tense because of its structure: has + participle of the verb to transcend; the second is in the past using the verb to be; the third is in the simple past using -ed to mark that it is a regular verb.


C

The first sentence is an example of present perfect continuous tense because of its structure: has + participle of the verb to transcend; the second is in the present using the third person of plural of the verb to be; the third is in the simple past using -ed to mark that it is an irregular verb.


D

The first sentence is an example of present perfect tense because of its construction: has + participle of the verb to transcend with an adverb. completely to emphasize it; the second is in the present using the verb to be for the third person of singular; the third is in the simple past because of the regular verb with -ed in the end.


E

The first sentence is an example of present perfect tense because of its structure: has + infinitive of the verb to transcend; the second is in the present using the verb to be; the third is in the simple past using -ed to mark that it is a regular verb


Read.


Teens feel more complex feelings more deeply


Once puberty has started, the characters that make up Riley’s emotions find that pressing any buttons gets a bigger reaction. And psychologically, that makes sense.

“One of the main features of emotional development in adolescence is this easy arousability of both positive and negative emotions,” Steinberg said. Their feelings are stronger than those of either children or adults.

And in adolescence, the brain has developed more of a capacity for abstract thought, bringing with it more complex emotions, said Damour, author of “The Emotional Lives of Teenagers: Raising Connected, Capable, and Compassionate Adolescents.”

They have more anxiety because they can more easily imagine future problems. They become more embarrassed because they better understand what others may be thinking of them. They become envious because they can see comparisons better between themselves and others, she added.

And ennui isn’t just a funny side effect. Acting like they don’t care is often an important escape hatch for teens in a social conundrum, Damour said.

“These are sophisticated emotions that require neurological development to come on the scene,” she said.

Available at: https://edition.cnn.com/2024/06/15/entertainment/teen-emotions-inside-out-wellness/index.html. Accessed: July 23, 2024.

It is possible to affirm that the term “has developed” extracted from the passage above is classified as


A

Simple Present.


B

Past Perfect.


C

Present Perfect.


D

Present Perfect Continuous.


E

Past Progressive.

The verb form in “has been criticized” (2nd paragraph) is in the:


A

simple past, active voice;


B

simple past, passive voice;


C

present perfect, active voice;


D

present perfect, passive voice;


E

present continuous, passive voice.

 
 
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