Questões de Concurso sobre Verbos | Verbs

 
 
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Assinale a alternativa que contém um verbo que segue o mesmo processo de formação observado em “ensure”, no trecho do terceiro parágrafo “It is critical to ensure that children have positive learning experiences”.


A

enhance.


B

endure.


C

encounter.


D

endanger.


E

entertain.

First of all, they came to take the gypsies

and I was happy because they pilfered.

Then they came to take the Jews and I said nothing,

because they were unpleasant to me.

Then they came to take homosexuals,

and I was relieved, because they were annoying me.

Then they came to take the Communists,

and I said nothing because I was not a Communist.

One day they came to take me,

and there was nobody left to protest.

Bertold Brecht, inspired by Emil Gustav Friedrich Martin Niemoller


The predominant verb tense in the poem is:


A

Present perfect continuous


B

Past Perfect


C

Present simple


D

Simple past


E

Future continuous

Select the alternative that correctly completes the gaps in the sentences below:


“My father _____ me a story.

I _______ very well last night.

John ________ an apple for breakfast.”



A

spoke – sleep – ate


B

told – slept – ate


C

spoke – sleep - eaten


D

told – slept – eaten

Mark the correct function of the auxiliary verb “is” in the sentence “ESA is working on better debris removal.”.


A

It expresses obligation.


B

It acts as a passive verb.


C

It introduces the present perfect tense.


D

It serves as an adjective.


E

It forms the present continuous tense.

In the sentence "Thought looks into the pit of hell and is not afraid," what verb tense is used?


A

Present simple


B

Past simple


C

Present continuous


D

Past continuous


E

Present perfect

Which option is grammatically correct regarding the use of verb tenses?


A

Do you can speak any other language?


B

Where did you and Sam born? In Australia?


C

There is some men waiting for you outside.


D

Chris and I weren't sleeping when you called.


E

The children doesn't know where the teacher is.

Which of the following grammatical categories are present in the syntactic construction With implacable and weary gaze, from beneath unmoving lids that seem carven of purple-veined onyx (/.5-7)? Mark the CORRECT alternative


I. Nouns: gaze, lids, onyx.

Il. Past participle: carven (archaic/poetic past participle of carve).

III. Adjectives: implacable, weary, unmoving, purple-veined,


A

I, II & III.


B

II & III.


C

III.


D

I & II.

Consider the following sentence and choose the option that correctly applies plural formation rules (including irregular forms) and demonstratives:


"(1) ________ have different designs, but (2) ________ over there is unique in its craftsmanship."


Which option fills the blanks most appropriately?


A

(1) These knives, (2) those large knife


B

(1) Those knifes, (2) that large knifes


C

(1) This knifes, (2) these large knife


D

(1) These knives, (2) that large knife


E

(1) This knives, (2) that large knives

When the main verb of a sentence is followed by another verb, the second one can be in gerund or infinitive form. Which of the following sentences uses the correct verb pattern after the main verb?


A

She avoided to talk about the past.


B

I wanted creating a reverse bucket list.


C

They decided writing their list by hand.


D

He suggested taking a look at old memories.


E

We enjoy to remember these things.

Choose the alternative which best fills in the sentence below.


“If I had taken the right path, we ____________ earlier yesterday.”


A

will arrive


B

could arrive


C

would arrive


D

would have arrived

Observe the image below:


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(Available on: https://www.youtube.com/ . Accessed on: may 2025. Adapted.)


The singer humorously misuses the past form of the irregular verb “to write”. The correct use of the irregular verb “to write” in the past participle form is:


A

Written, which is the past participle of the irregular verb “to write”.


B

Wrote, which can be used in place of “written” in conditional clauses.


C

Writed, which follows the regular pattern of past participles in English.


D

Wroted, as shown in the image, which humorously combines regular and irregular patterns.

In academic writing, the phrase "It is widely believed that" serves as:


A

An example of hedging language.


B

An example of a phrasal verb.


C

A modal verb phrase.


D

A fixed collocation for contrast.

Mark the alternative that correctly fills in the blanks of the quote below according to the following indication: the present perfect of the verb TO BE1 , the comparative form of the adjective STRONG2 , the present perfect of the verb TO TEACH3 , and the comparative form of the adjective GOOD4 .


“Suffering _________ 1_________ 2 than all other teaching, and _________ 3 me to understand what your heart used to be. I have been bent and broken, but - I hope - into a _________ 4 shape.”


Charles Dickens


A

have been1| more strong2| has taught3| better4


B

has been1| most strong2| taught3| best4


C

had been1| stronger2| had taught3| best4


D

has been1| stronger2| has taught3| better4

In the sentence “It is a shared language used by billions, and it’s shaped by the voices of its global community.” (lines 55-57), the final -ed in the verbs used and shaped is pronounced, respectively, as


A

/t/ and /Id/.


B

/t/ and /d/.


C

/d/ and /t/.


D

/d/ and /Id/.

Syntactic analysis allows us to identify the functions of each term in a sentence, helping to understand the correct structure of sentences in English. Regarding the topic, mark T for true statements and F for false ones.


( )In an affirmative sentence in the simple present tense, the main verb is always accompanied by an auxiliary.

( )The nominal predicate describes an action performed by the subject.

( )The subject of a sentence is the part responsible for performing or being the focus of the action.

( )In English, the direct object answers the question "what?" or "whom?" in relation to the verb.


The correct sequence is:


A

F, F, T, F.


B

T, T, T, T.


C

F, F, T, T.


D

T, F, F, T.

Word classes in English, such as nouns, verbs, and adjectives, play specific roles in sentence construction and must be correctly identified to ensure grammatical accuracy. Regarding the topic, mark T for true statements and F for false ones.


( )Adjectives in English are always positioned after the noun they modify.

( )Adverbs can modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.

( )Proper nouns in English always start with a capital letter.

( )Verbs in the infinitive form in English are preceded by the particle to, except in some specific cases.


The correct sequence is:


A

F, F, T, T.


B

T, F, F, T.


C

F, T, T, T.


D

T, T, T, T.

In the sentence “Four hundred chefs in Buenos Aires teamed up to beat the world record,” which verb tense and form is used in “teamed up” and why?


A

Present Simple, indicating a current action.


B

Past Simple, describing a completed action.


C

Present Perfect, showing relevance to the present.


D

Past Continuous, emphasizing an ongoing action.

What’s the interrogative structure of “She encouraged Basquiat’s interest in art” (l. 04), in the same verb tense?


A

Has she encouraged Basquiat’s interest in art?


B

Did she encourage Basquiat’s interest in art?


C

Was she encouraged Basquiat’s interest in art?


D

Had she encouraged Basquiat’s interest in art?

Mark the INCORRECT statement about the sentence “You’ll make someone a wonderful husband”.


A

Its negative form is “You don’t will make someone a wonderful husband”.


B

“You’ll” is the contracted form of “you will”.


C

It’s a simple future structure.


D

The auxiliary verb “will” is followed by the base form of the verb “make”.

 
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