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Identify the sentence with the correct use of the past tense.


A

We visited the historical museum during our vacation.


B

He was saw his grandparents on Sundays.


C

The concert were starting at 7 PM yesterday.


D

Last night, they has watched a thrilling movie.


E

She were going to the store after work yesterday.

Identify the sentence with the correct use of the present tense.


A

She go to the gym every morning.


B

The sun rises in the west.


C

The girl winned the championship last year.


D

They is plays basketball in the park every weekend.


E

She is cooked a delicious meal for her family.

Ano: 2023
Prova: FEPESE - Prefeitura - Professor de Língua Inglesa - 2023

Choose the alternative which presents the correct infinitive forms of the following verbs (in bold in the text): found, grown and begun.


A

find • grow • begin


B

find • grewed • begin


C

founded • grew • began


D

found • growed • beginning


E

found • grew • began

Which sentence uses an irregular verb correctly in the past tense?


A

He ringed the doorbell twice.


B

She braked the car suddenly.


C

They flyed to New York last week.


D

I swam in the lake this morning.


E

We eated breakfast early.

Complete the sentence below and choose the CORRECT answer.


‘‘At the bus station - A: What is your bus number? B: I ________ for the 2225.’’


A

had waited.


B

wait.


C

have waited.


D

am waiting.

Complete the sentence below and choose the CORRECT answer.


“Layla is in love with Rome. She can get around pretty easily as she _________ Italian.”


A

speak.


B

had spoken.


C

speaks.


D

speaking.

How would you use the verb 'to be' to ask a question about Harry's profession?


A

You are a teacher, Harry?


B

Harry, you're a teacher?


C

Is Harry a teacher?


D

Harry is a teacher?


E

Are you a teacher, Harry?

Among the alternatives below, which one fills the blanks in the following sentence correctly?


____ you ____ visited the Buckingham Palace?


A

Has, just.


B

Are, ever.


C

Have, ever.


D

Did, ever.

Complete the sentence with an irregular verb and mark the CORRECT alternative:


“The United States Congress has ___ together bill to cut off funding to the Department of Homeland Security.”


A

need.


B

helped.


C

work.


D

put.

Choose the correct answer:


A

Irregular verbs are those that follow regular conjugation rules.


B

rregular verbs usually involve adding -d or -ed at the end of the base form of a verb.


C

Irregular verbs do not follow these patterns either for the simple past or the past participle — or neither one of the two.


D

For all irregular verbs, all you have to do is keep the infinitive form of the verb as is and use it for both the past tense and the past participle.


E

All irregular verb involves those that use the same conjugation for the simple past and past participle tenses.

Which time expression is implied in the article's headline?


A

In the past.


B

In the future.


C

Present continuous.


D

Present perfect.


E

Simple present.

The last period of the text is in the present perfect tense in which “been” is the past participle of the verb to be.


C

Certo


E

Errado

Identify the verb tense in the following sentence.


He had been living in Rome for 10 years.


A

Present perfect continuous


B

Past Perfect continuous


C

Past


D

None of the above

The following excerpt belong to the book Metamorphosis, by author Franz Kafka (1883-1924), and need to be completed with the right verbs in the past tense. Choose the alternative with the CORRECT verbs, in sequence.


"'What's happened to me,' he ______ (think). It was no dream. His room, a proper room for a human being, only somewhat too small, lay quietly between the four well-______ (know) walls. Above the table, on which an ______ (unpack) collection of sample cloths goods was ______ (spread) out (Samsa was a traveling salesman) ______ (hang) the picture which he ______ (have) cut out of an illustrated magazine a little while ago and set in a pretty gilt frame. It ______ (is) a picture of a woman with a fur hat and a fur boa. She _____ (sit) erect there, lifting up in the direction of the viewer a solid fur muff into which her entire forearm disappeared" (KAFKA, Franz. The Metamorphosis, originally published in 1915).


A

Thought − known − unpacked − spread − hung − had − was − sat.


B

Thinked − knew − unpacked − spreaded − hanged − have − was − set.


C

Thinked − known − unpacked − spread − hang − had − was − set.


D

Thought − knew − had unpack − sprought − hung − had − were − sat.


E

Thought − knew − unpacked − sprought − hung − had − is - sat.

Link the columns according the numbers below:


(1) - ‘teamed up’ (line 9) with no complement…

(2) - A short object (complement), usually…

(3) - On a separable phrasal verb, a long object…

(4) - Separable and Inseparable…

(5) - A phrasal verb…


(I) - … are the classifications of phrasal verb.

(II) - …comes before the adverb in a phrasal verb.

(III) - …it’s an inseparable phrasal verb.

(IV) - … goes after the adverb.

(V) - … is a verb + adverb.


A

(1-I); (2-II); (3-V); (4-IV); (5-III).


B

(1-III); (2-II); (3-IV); (4-I); (5-V).


C

(1-V); (2-III); (3-I); (4-II); (5-IV).


D

(1-II); (2-I); (3-V); (4-IV); (5-I).


E

(1-IV); (2-V); (3-I); (4-III); (5-II).

 
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