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Com a Assinatura Ilimitada, você tem tudo que precisa para sua aprovação.
Com a Assinatura Ilimitada, você combina prática, teoria e método em uma única assinatura com tudo que você precisa para sua aprovação.
“A control group ___________________ have increased the strength of our study by ________________ an objective benchmark for questionnaire results specific to our practice.”
Fill the gap with the best option.
Would – provides.
Would – providing.
Have – providing.
Could – provides.
In the sentence “they would begin to make a point” (line 9), the verb “would” conveys the idea of
past habit.
past hypothesis.
short hesitation.
implicit condition.
present hypothesis.
Quais formas verbais completam melhor o excerto a seguir?
“People often do not so much I - _____ as they II -______ their turn to III - ______. Someone probably IV - ______ that once, or if they didn’t, they V - _____.”
I - listen; II - wait; III - speak; IV - said; V - should have
I - listen; II - wait; III - speaking; IV- has said; V - would have
I - will listen; II - will wait; III - speak; IV - said; V - should have
I - would listen; II - won’t wait; III - speak; IV - said; V - would have
I - would listen; II - waiting; III - speaking; IV - has said; V- should have
Complete in the gap with the best verb tense.
“They went on a field trip, and then they _______________________ water pouring out of a factory.”
Saw.
See.
Drink.
Take.
“Today's students live in a world that ______________ been transformed by technology, and they are often _______________ to as ‘digital natives’ because their exposure to digital resources begins at birth.”
Have/ referred.
Have/ refers.
Has/ refers.
Has/ referred.
The phrasal verb highlighted in the fragment: " I guess what I’m trying to say is, what the fortieth floor lacked in flash it made up for in influenc" can be substituted by an expression which adds more formality to its tone. The alternative that best fits the passage is:
lost.
penalized.
damaged.
compensated.
censured.
Mark the option that has an INCORRECT use of a past tense.
Can you believe she was not doing her homework when we got home?
What were you and Fred doing out there? It’s so cold!
We were having dinner when you called us yesterday.
Jim was wanting to buy that new phone, but he didn’t have enough money.
In: 'Can you pick up survívors?', the phrasal verb in bold can be replaced by
hide.
call.
get.
buy.
find.
The modal verb can in “they can also view the world…” (paragraph 1) conveys the idea of
certainty.
obligation.
permission.
possibility.
The use of the modal verb might in “You might also like to film it” indicates
ability.
certainty.
deduction.
possibility.
‘hid’, (line 13), is the past tense of the verb
hit.
hike.
hint.
hide.
Read the sentences and write T for the correct matching between the phrasal verb and the meaning or F for the incorrect matching:
( ) May I close the door? It is too cold. (ask for permission)
( ) Nobody answers the phone. They must be busy. (obligation)
( ) She should talk to him to apologize. (suggestion)
( ) They might not come for dinner. (prohibition)
Choose the correct alternative:
T – F – T – F
T – T – F – T
T – F – F – F
F – F – T – T
Choose the correct alternative.
More than 250,000 Syrians _______ their lives in four-and-a-half years of armed conflict, which _______ with anti-government protests before escalating into a full-scale civil war. More than 11 million others _______ forced from their homes as forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad and _______ opposed to _______ rule battle each other - as well as jihadist militants from so-called Islamic State.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-26116868
have lost, began, have been, those, his
have been, being, which, is, them
have been, began, whom, whose, his
have lost, being, have been, those, them
If the verb has a direct object we use a personal pronoun, not a reflexive pronoun, but when the clause has a direct object and we need to make it clear that the subject and prepositional phrase refer to the same person or thing, we use a reflexive pronoun. So, mark the wrong sentence.
Reynolds might have imagined himself as a Hercules at the crossroads.
Her research herself focuses on the new literacy of adolescents and the implications of those practices for them.
She brought the bracelet for herself.
He walked around the golf course to familiarize himself with it.
They would ______________ me about the information they ______________ on the Internet or through querying their parents.
Told/ find.
Tells/ finded.
Tell/ found.
Told/ found.
In “pleasing views” the word “pleasing” is to “pleasure” as:
“breaking” is to “broken”;
“grieve” is to “grievance”;
“friendly” is to “friendship”;
“outstanding” is to “outstand”;
“understand” is to “understandable”.
In the first line of the second paragraph “The myth of the hero, though, could not survive when public life came to be dominated by the mass media”, the verb came is the past form of which verb:
to care
to command
to come
to cast
to contain
In line 16, the correct form of the verb TO FIND is:
finded
have found
were found
has find
find
In the sentence “We drove round a dusty bend, and there in front of us lay the town, a couple of dozen wooden buildings”, the verb ‘drove’ is the simple past of which verb:
to dance
to drone
to drip
to dry
to drive