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Considering the verb tense underlined in the passage presented by question 45, it is possible to say that the author uses it
to talk about finished actions, states or habits in the past.
to talk about past events that happened over a period of time.
to show the order of two past events.
to express a general truth.
to talk about an action in an unspecified period between the past and now.
In the sentence: “if your pet is bleeding, or has eaten something toxic for instance” (lines 18 and 19), there is an example of the Present Perfect Tense where “has” is the auxiliary verb that agrees with the subject “pet” and “eaten” is the past participle of the verb eat.
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In the sentence “She was from Texas and had been in a shelter for months before we found her.” (l. 01-02), the verb tenses in the bold structures suggest that:
“Had been” is past perfect and is used to express the idea of the continuity of the action, emphasizing Charley spent a long time in the shelter, whereas the simple past structure “we found” shows the adopting process was fast.
The present perfect structure is used due to the lack of time reference, and the irregular simple past shows it was a recent event.
The first structure is past perfect, and it is usually used to express an action that was completed a long time ago, while the second structure is an irregular past perfect, suggesting it was not a continuous action.
Both actions are in the past, but Charley being in a shelter happened first (past perfect), and Laura finding and adopting Charley happened later (simple past).
Maria _________ home as soon as she_________ her work.
went - had finished.
went - finishes.
has gone - have finished.
had gone - ´d finished.
Paul's wallet___________ on the train last week.
gets stole.
got stolen.
is stolen.
stolen.
If you __________ around next Sunday, I ___________ dinner for you.
came – will cook.
come – will cook.
will come – cooked.
came – cook.
When Paula arrived, he ______.
already left.
has already left.
had already left.
left.
If you want to play card games, you _____ keep your best cards, you _____ tell others what cards you have, and you _____ look at my cards.
have to - don’t have to - can’t to
must to - have to - can to.
don’t have to - must - shouldn’t to.
should - shouldn’t - mustn’t.
Choose the correct option related to the verb "rise"(1º§):
Rose - Rose.
Rose - Rosen.
Rose - Risen.
Rised - Rised.
Complete the sentence below with the corresponding verb.
The teacher_________ the subject last class.
Choose the correct alternative.
Taught
Teaches
Teached
Had taught
Consider the sentences below.
I.He draw her portrait yesterday.
II.Last week, I noticed when the guy hit the bar owner on the head.
III.The French Revolution sent many people to the guillotine.
The verb is incorrectly used in:
Only II.
Only I.
Only I and II.
Only III.
In case you have a frozen screen, you should restart the computer. Doing so gives your system a chance to reset and start fresh. The best way to restart a frozen computer is to hold the power button down for five to 10 seconds.
Internet: <https://www.asurion.com/>.
In the text above, the modal verb “should” expresses
permission/request.
ability.
prohibition.
suggestion/advice.
obligation/necessity.
The following sentence represents the prince’s thoughts in the cartoon below. Find the alternative that correctly completes the text.
“She ____ smart, she ____ funny, she ____ beautiful, but she ____ her shoes all over the place.”

Source: @newyorkermag
‘s – ‘s – ‘s – leaves
is – is – ‘s – leave
was – ‘s – is – ‘d left
has been – has been – has been – ‘d left
were – were – were – leaves
A Conditional Sentence expresses a condition, but always presents a main statement. Considering this idea, choose the alternative that complete correctly the sentence below:
"They would have made more money if they __________________________________ (be) better professionals.
Would be.
Would have been.
Will have been.
Had been.
Would had been.
Choose the alternative that best completes the blanks with the verbs in parentheses.
was / sunk
was / sank
were / sink
were / sank
Fill in the headline blank with the appropriate option.
Is.
Are.
Was.
Has been.
Read the following sentences and complete, respectively, with the appropriate verbs.
I. Despite_______ hard, he was insulted by his boss.
II. We’ve _______ on this project since 9am.
III. They _______ about money when I called.
IV. The probability of ________ that match is not much.
working – working – argued – happen.
worked – work – are arguing – happened.
working – been working – were arguing – happening.
works – worked – argue – happens.
All answers are correct.
Preenche corretamente a lacuna II em You can ..II.. an afternoon familiarising yourself…:
pass
took
spent
spend
taken
Choose the option that correctly completes the blanks below, respectively.
When Felicity Aston ________ fish and chips, she ________ something was wrong. Toe unmistakable aroma of the classic British pub food, deep-fried fish and french fries, could only mean one thing: She must be hallucinating. After all, ________ no pubs in the middle of Antarctica. The British explorer ________ solo across the great frozen continent and had not seen another human being for weeks. "lt ________ me insane," said Aston. But, she says, she ________, eventually crossing Antarctica in 59 days in 2012 - becoming the first woman in the world to make it solo.
(Adapted from: https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/felicityaston- antarctic-explorer)
started to smell / knows / there has been / has been skiing / drives / will keep going
starts to smell / might know / there are / is skiing / drives / keeps going
started smelling / knew / there are / was skiing / drove / kept going
has started to smell / has known / there was / bad skied / has driven / keeps to go
will start to smell / would know / there was / skied / was driving / would keep going
The term “furthering” (line 2) is the Present Participle form of further and it is related to distance, since further is the comparative form of the adjective far.
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