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Reporting verbs often require complex passive constructions, especially when referring to the past. Transform the sentence "People allege that he stole the funds" into the passive voice using the personal structure.
A
He is alleged to steal the funds.
B
He alleges to have stolen the funds.
C
He is alleged to have stolen the funds.
D
It is alleged that he has stolen the funds.
The underlined word “should” in “Fortunately, California should be clear of water supply risks” (l. 37) expresses a:
A
Logical probability based on evidence.
B
Piece of advice.
C
Rule to be followed by the state of California.
D
Wish for something to happen or become true.
E
Forecast based on beliefs.
According to the author, consider the following excerpt:
“This line of research presented serious questions for Applied Linguistics (AL) and English Language Teaching (ELT) that, if implemented, would entail major changes in that endeavor.”
The use of verb tenses in “presented” and “would entail” indicates that:
A
Both verbs refer to habitual actions that occur regularly in the field of Applied Linguistics.
B
The Simple Past introduces a completed situation, while would entail expresses a hypothetical future consequence from a past perspective.
C
The verbs describe actions that are simultaneous and ongoing at the present moment.
D
The construction would entail is used to express certainty about present-day results.
The formation of interrogative sentences in English requires the use of auxiliary verbs and specific word order variations depending on the type of information requested. Mark the CORRECT alternative.
A
The formation of "Yes/No questions" with the verb "to be" in the simple present requires the mandatory use of the auxiliary "do" at the beginning of the phrase to indicate the interrogative mood.
B
Tag questions used after an affirmative sentence must always be affirmative as well, to reinforce the speaker's absolute certainty about the statement being made.
C
Indirect questions maintain the same word order as direct questions, including the inversion of the subject and the auxiliary verb, to preserve the formal tone of the request.
D
In "Wh-questions" where the interrogative word functions as the subject of the sentence, the auxiliary verb "do/does/did" is not used, and the main verb follows the affirmative conjugation.
E
When a question ends with a preposition, such as in "Who are you talking to?", it is considered a serious grammatical error that must be avoided in any formal or academic context.
Read the following statements about the phrase faking it (first paragraph) and mark True (T) or False (F):
( ) It is a phrasal verb (intransitive, with "it" as a pronoun object).
( ) It appears in the context of the word performative.
( ) It is implying sincerity, synonymous with pretending or acting truly.
( ) it is a compound noun.
Which option CORRECTLY fills in the parenthesis above, from top to bottom?
A
F-F-T-T.
B
T-T-F-T.
C
F-T-T-T.
D
T-T-F-F.
E
T-T-T-F.
Identify the alternative that does not present a grammatically correct sentence talking about the future.
A
The conference starts at 9 AM tomorrow; all attendees must be punctual.
B
We are visiting the new museum exhibit this coming Saturday.
C
If it rained tomorrow, the outdoor festival would be canceled.
D
She is going to submit her research paper by the end of the week.
E
I will let you know our decision as soon as possible.
In the excerpt “some of those who died had reportedly attempted to help others,” the verb phrase had attempted expresses:
A
an action completed before another past event.
B
an action occurring simultaneously with the flood.
C
a future plan that was interrupted by the disaster.
D
a repeated action performed during previous floods.
E
a hypothetical attempt that never actually occurred.
Complete the sentence with the form that correctly expresses a prediction based on present evidence.
Look at the sky. Those dark clouds are gathering quickly. It ______ heavily in a few minutes.
A
rains
B
was raining
C
rained
D
will rain
E
rain
Consider the verbs in bold. Which of the alternatives expresses the verbs in future progressive correctly?
A
I'm sorry but I can't go to the game today. I'm thinking about studying more instead.
B
She won't be able to come to work tomorrow, because she'll be helping her parents with their garden.
C
Will you write to your mother? I'm sure she is wondering if something bad happened to you.
D
Can you help me with the cake? I thought I would be able to do it by myself, but it is too much work for just one person.
E
This time last week I was laying in a hospital bed. I was very sick because of my allergies.
Choose the alternative in which the sentence correctly shows that one action happened before another action in the past.
A
After the students submitted their essays, the teacher had corrected them.
B
After the students have submitted their essays, the teacher corrected them.
C
After the students had submitted their essays, the teacher corrected them.
D
After the students had submitted their essays, the teacher had corrected them.
E
After the students submit their essays, the teacher corrected them.
Assinale a alternativa em que o tempo verbal está corretamente identificado.
A
She has finished the test – past continuous.
B
They were studying all night – present perfect.
C
I will have completed the task – future perfect.
D
He is going to travel – simple present.
“I have been working on this paper all day.” This sentence is in the:
A
Simples Past
B
Simples Present
C
Past Perfect Continuous
D
Present Perfect Continuous
E
Present Perfect
Verb tense indicates when an action or state of being occurs: in the past, present, or future.
Avalie assentenças a seguir e os usos dos verb tenses nelas empregados.
I What do you usually do at weekends?.
II− I have been traveling to France when I was a child.
III− He has gone to Italy.
IV− lt hasn'trained this week.
V− You're out of breath. Were you been running?.
Está correto apenas o que se afirma em
A
I, III e IV.
B
I, II e V.
C
I, II e IV.
D
II, III e V.
E
I, III e V.
In text 10A2-III, the phrase “being embedded”, in the clause “with attacks on renewable energy being embedded into regulatory regimes” (fifth sentence), is an example of the
A
present perfect continuous passive tense, emphasizing duration.
B
simple past passive tense, describing a completed action.
C
future passive tense, predicting a future action.
D
simple present passive tense, indicating a general truth.
E
gerund form of the verb to be and the past participle form of the verb to embed, used in a continuous passive structure.
The "the... the..." construction (correlative comparative) creates a relationship of proportionality between two clauses. Analyze the sentence "The more sophisticated the technology becomes, the more vulnerable to cyberattacks ___." Select the option that correctly completes the syntactic structure involving the subject and verb placement.
A
are we.
B
we are.
C
be we.
D
we be.
Complete the sentence with the correct word. “The student ____ notebook was missing came to the front office.”
A
Which.
B
Who.
C
That.
D
Whose.
A verb tense indicates the time at which the action or state of being described by the verb occurred, is occurring or will occur.
Consider the statements below and the use of verb tenses in them.
I− The road is closed. There's been an accident.
II− lt was not raining when I looked out of the window; the sun was shining. But it was been raining before.
III− I wasn't sure who she was. I'd seen her before, but I couldn' remember where.
IV− Bill is phoning his girlfriend again. That's the third time he's phoned her this evening.
V− lt was raining when I have gotten up.
It is correct only what is stated in
A
I, III e IV.
B
I, II e V.
C
I, II e IV.
D
II, III e V.
E
I, III e V.
Syntax governs the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences, including rules for word order and the use of auxiliary verbs in different sentence types. Analyze the following statements regarding English syntax:
I.Adjectives generally precede the nouns they modify, except in specific cases such as when the adjective functions as a subject complement.
II.Inversion of the subject and auxiliary verb is mandatory in sentences beginning with negative adverbs like "seldom" or "never".
III.Intransitive verbs require a direct object to complete their meaning within a sentence structure.
Choose the correct alternative:
A
I and III only.
B
I, II, and III.
C
I only.
D
II and III only.
E
I and II only.
Mark the correct statement about the excerpt “After the samples were returned to Earth” (l. 25).
A
It is a simple past + active voice structure. The time reference of the past action is stated in the context.
B
It is a simple present structure in a dependent clause. The simple present tense is often used to list past events in a narrative.
C
It is a present perfect structure in an independent clause. The tense was chosen because there is no clear time reference for the past action.
D
It is a simple past + passive voice structure. The agent is unknown; the focus is on the action.
E
It is a simple present + passive voice structure. The focus is on the action, that is in the present tense as part of a list of events.
“In policy roundtables, numerous educators have articulated that they wish institutional investment in sustained AI training ______ more systematic, less episodic, and insulated from shifting political agendas.” (Excerpt adapted from: Harvard Graduate School of Education [2023]. “Preparing Teachers for an AI-Driven Future”)
The verb form that correctly expresses present regret concerning an unreal state is:
A
is
B
has been
C
were being
D
were
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