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In the sentence : “The oldest human footprints in Europe have been discovered in Britain”, choose the correct verb tense.
Simple past.
Past perfect.
Simple present.
Present perfect continuous.
Present perfect.
To answer the question 20, consider the sentence below.
When I close my browser, the cache and cookies are removed (l.13).
Mark the alternative that presents the sentence above in the past perfect.
When I have closed my browser, the cache and cookies had be removed.
When I had closed my browser, the cache and cookies had been removed.
When I have been closing my browser, the cache and cookies have being removed.
When I am going to close my browser, the cache and cookies are going to be removed.
When I had closen my browser, the cache and cookies were removed.
The Phrasal Verb “bring up a topic” is the same of:
Invent anything that is not true.
Produce an ideia.
Be introduce in a conversation.
Introduce it in a conversation.
A questão 55 refere-se ao texto abaixo.
Lego builds presence in China toy Market
Denmark-based toy manufacturer Lego is making a strong play for the mainland's increasingly affluent middle class with construction of a new factory in Zhejiang province that will put the company against challenges from locally made knockoff products.
The plant, in the city of Jiaxing, will be the company's thirdlargest worldwide, employing 1,500 workers when it is fully operational by 2017.
Disponível em: www.scmp.com/business/companies/article/1498472/lego-builds-presencechina- toy-market. Acesso em: 28 abr. 2014.
As conjugações verbais sublinhadas no texto referem-se, respectivamente, a
present perfect – present perfect continuous – future continuous.
simple past – simple present- future tense.
future tense – present perfect – future present perfect.
simple present – present continuous – future tense.
present perfect continuous – present continuous – future continuous.
Read these sentences:
1. Please __________ the TV. I want to watch the news.
2. Don’t forget to __________ the TV before you leave the room.
3. __________ the radio, please! It’s too low. I can’t hear the news.
The verbs that complete the sentences correctly are, respectively:
turn up / turn on / Turn off
turn on / turn off / Turn up
turn off / turn on / Turn down
turn down / turn up / Turn on
turn up / turn off / Turn down
WAKE ME UP WHEN SEPTEMBER ENDS
Music: GREEN DAY
Album: American Idiot (2004)
Summer has come and passed
The innocent can never last
Wake me up when September ends
Like my father's come to pass
Seven years has gone so fast
Wake me up when September ends
Here comes the rain again
Falling from the stars
Drenched in my pain again
Becoming who we are
As my memory rests
But never forgets what I lost
Wake me up when September ends
(…)
(http://www.vagalume.com.br/green-day/wake-me-up-when-september-ends.html#ixzz2x4QQMCVj adapted.Acesso em: 22 abr.2014)
Considering the first and the second stanzas, we can conclude:
They are in the Past Perfect Tense;
They are in the Present Perfect Tense;
They are in the Simple Past Tense;
They are synonyms.
Choose the altenative that best completes the sentence below.
Lucy rented ___ ____yellow car about _______ hour ago and lent it to _____students.a-a-a
the- the-the
an-an-an
a-a-the
a-an-the
A questão 69 refere-se ao texto abaixo.
Tony Blair's speech has been compared to Winston Churchill’s famous 1946 warning about the descent of the iron curtain.
Tony Blair's speech seeking to rally global support for a confrontation with Islamic extremism generated a storm of reaction, most of it negative and much of it focusing on the messenger rather than the message.
The director of the Council for Arab-British Understanding, Chris Doyle, said the former prime minister had been right to underline the importance of the subject in his Bloomberg speech but was sharply critical of the way he went about tackling it.
Disponível em: www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/apr/23/blair-speech-islamic-extremismstrong-reactions?CMP=EMCNEWEML6619I2. Acesso em: 24 abr. 2014.
No texto, os verbos sublinhados estão conjugados nos seguintes tempos verbais:
present simple – present perfect – past simple.
present perfect – past simple – past perfect.
present continuous – past perfect – past simple.
past perfect – past simple – present perfect.
past simple – past simple – past simple.
Choose the alternative that correctly completes the sentences below:
My car wasn't big enough, so, I needed a,_____one. My new car is ____and _____ than the one I had. lt is _____car in lhe world.
bigger-nicer-better-the most beautiful
more big - more nice - good - the beautiful.
the biggest - the more nice -the better- the more beautiful.
the bigger-the nicer-better- the beautiful.
the most big- nicer -the best -the more beautiful.
The verb that can replace “take into account” (line 7) in this context is
contemplate.
congregate.
connect.
conquer.
control.
The verb phrase in “is facilitated by global networks” (line 13) is in the
present continuous tense, active voice.
simple present tense, passive voice.
present perfect tense, active voice.
simple present tense, active voice.
simple past tense, passive voice.
Choose the correct verbs that complete the sentences below, respectively:
1. The new color TV set __________ (make) use of a sophisticated control microprocessor.
2. The new color TV set __________ (provide) the user a host of features.
3. The different features __________ (give) the user a very good performance.
make / provide / give
makes / provides / gives
makes / provides / give
make / provide / gives
makes / provide / gives
The verb PURCHASED in: “contact the store from which you purchased the product” means:
sold.
found.
bought.
repaired.
borrowed.
Dadas as frases abaixo com foco no uso de “tense”, “time” e “aspect” verbais em inglês,
I. “I work hard all year, so I felt that I deserved a holiday.”
II. “When I saw the vase in the shop window, I knew it was exactly what I had been looking for.”
III. “We’re looking forward to this holiday for ages.”
IV. “Your eyes are red. Do you cry?” – asked her father.
V. “When I went into the bathroom, I found that the bath overflowed.”
VI. “When the builders were here I make them cups of tea all the time.”
qual(is) alternativa(s) abaixo indica(m) acerto(s) em escolha(s) de forma verbal?
II, apenas.
I e III, apenas
II e VI, apenas.
IV e V, apenas.
I, II, III e V, apenas.
Choose the option that contains verbs with the meaning of slow down:
reduce – decelerate – retard
increase – expand – wide
step off – take off – put off
relax – take it easy – loose
The verb phrase in “fossil fuel-powered machines have driven” (l.8) is in the:
present perfect, active voice;
present perfect, passive voice;
present continuous, active voice;
present continuous, passive voice.
“She continued an active public life until just a few months before her death at the age of 101, seven weeks after the death of her younger daughter”
What is the verb tense of the phrase?
simple past tense.
past perfect tense.
past continuous tense.
simple present tense.
Complete the passage below with the correct form of the verb in parentheses.
Thn choose the correct alternative.
Name a celebrity and Naomi Stein _________ probably_______(1)
them. She_________(2) famous for her photos of Jhohn Lennon and The Rolling Stones.
Her new book, The Female Gaze_______________(3) a hundred intimate portraits of different types of women. Last nigth Dave Weich___________(4) Naomi in New York, where she_________(5) to him four of her favorite photographs.
has photographed; has become; is going to presente;met; describes
photographed;became;presented;met;described.
has photographed;has became; presents; met;described
is going to photograph;has become;has presented;has met; is describing
photographs; became; presents; has met; described
The boldfaced verb form conveys the idea of strong necessity in
“independent workers, small businesses, and organizations often had to choose between several scenarios” (lines 2-4)
“to a space where they can truly roost.” (lines 14-15)
“it might be puzzling to pay for a well-equipped space teeming with other people” (lines 20-21)
“Coworking may sound like an unnecessary expense” (lines 28-29)
“If increasing interaction among different peer groups within a single company could lead to promising results” (lines 87-89)