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Questões de Concurso sobre Verbos | Verbs
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Choose the alternative that collacates with the verb to do:
A
errands
B
trouble
C
a scene
D
peace
E
war
Os verbos "take" e "leave", no primeiro quadrinho, expressam ideias contrárias. Qual alternativa abaixo apresenta verbos que expressam ideias contrárias:
A
stop -go.
B
sing - eat.
C
pla y -go.
D
play - walk.
¨DOut of prison, she left the underground and went to college.¡¬ The highlighted verbs are examples of:
A
The Present Perfect Tense.
B
The Simple Future Tense.
C
The Past Continuous Tense.
D
The Simple Past Tense.
E
The Immediate Future Tense.
Choose the alternative that collacates with the verb to make:
A
_______ a favour.
B
_______ enquiries.
C
_______ your best.
D
_______ the accounts.
E
_____ 200 km per hour.
Consider: “Up until a year or so ago, Ms. Rousseff, the former chief of staff of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, had worked mostly behind the scenes(…)”. Where is the verb and what is its verb tense?
A
so – Simple Present.
B
former – Present Perfect.
C
so ago – Simple Past.
D
had worked – Past Perfect.
E
mostly behind – Present Perfect.
The correct word that replaces [VERB] in the text is
A
does.
B
gives.
C
makes.
D
turns.
E
takes.
“The little boy was worried that something serious__________ to his Mom.
Escolha a forma do verbo que completa a sentença.
A
Had happened
B
happened
C
Was happening
D
Have happened
Which words best complete the text:
A
flexibility, flex, flexibly.
B
flexible, fiexible, flexibie.
C
Hex, flexibiy, flex.
D
inflexible, flexibly, flex.
E
flexibly, flexibly, flexibly.
Choose the alternative that correctly shows the past of the verbs below.
See -lie -throw -put
A
saw- lied - threw - put.
B
seen - laid - thrown - putted.
C
saw - laid - throwed - put.
D
seen - lied - throwed - putted.
E
seed - laid - threw - put.
A forma correta de [TO USE] no texto é
A
will use.
B
would use.
C
will be using.
D
will have used.
E
would have used.
In “...additional demand for oil could be met by nonconventional methods,” (lines 52-53) the verb form could expresses
A
certainty.
B
necessity.
C
possibility
D
obligation.
E
permission.
“While the soccer player________ the ball had vanished in the crowd.
Escolha a forma do verbo que completa a sentença.
A
Screamed
B
Has screamed
C
Was screaming
D
Had screamed
A alternativa que substitui corretamente a lacuna [VERB] é
A
do.
B
get.
C
make.
D
take.
E
give.
Which is the correct alternative to replace [VERB]?
A
make.
B
take.
C
give.
D
have.
E
get.
Choose the correct sequence to complete the following paragraph.
Alvin Toffler, ___ I met only once, is arriving tomorrow. His most famous book, ___ contains interesting ideas, is called Future Shock. Mr. Toffler warns us against the consequences of technology, ___ may destroy us if we do not take the necessary precautions.
A
whom – whose - which
B
whom – that - who
C
which – where - which
D
whom – which – which
E
who – what - whom
“But delegates say much ground remains.”(Line 8) The underlined verb can also be used in:
A
Can you _______ these two girls apart?
B
Though she is only five years old she can ______ the time.
C
______ the truth now. Enough of lies.
D
All the teachers ______ him off for talking too much in class.
E
I’m sure you won’t ______ no to this delicious cake!
In “the middle class has borne the hopes” (lines 2 and 3) borne is the past participle of the verb
A
bare.
B
born.
C
bore.
D
bear.
E
board.
The only verb that is not a synonym for … achieve…in
line 2 is
A
miss.
B
attain.
C
accomplish.
D
get.
E
reach.
The verb in the sentence “He retired from politics in 1999”
(l.26) is in the past continuous.
C
Certo
E
Errado
The verbs in which the final –ed is pronounced, respectively,
as the phonemes /id/, /d/ and /t/ are
A
danced … matched … complicated
B
caused … allured … studied
C
ballooned … described … called
D
mutated … included … seemed
E
consummated … called … linked
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