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Choose the most appropriated alternative to the sentence:

If she____ a dress to go to the party, she ____ very attractive.


A

wears, is


B

wears, will be


C

wore, will be


D

would wear, is

Complete the dialogue using the correct adverbs:

- Hasn’t the policeman caught the killer________?

- No, he hasn’t been caught ______. He will be caught_______.


A

already; still; just now


B

yet; yet; soon


C

now; already; tomorrow


D

still; yet; immediately

Which the alternative is used correctly to complete the sentence: We must to recognize that____ is ____ of all the virtues.


A

loyalty, the best


B

the loyalty, best


C

the loyalty, the best


D

loyalty, better

Translate into English: A Lake Pontchartrain Causeway é a ponte mais larga do mundo.


A

The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway is the bridge which is the largest of the world.


B

The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway is the largest bridge of the world.


C

The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway is the widest bridge in the world.


D

The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway is the less narrow bridge of the world.

In the following excerpts taken from Text I – “who have poured billions of pounds into emerging market funds”; “Many companies command share price ratings which are a multiple of their equivalents in the west”; “which took more than £500m from UK investors into a China fund launched by its most high-profile manager” –, the relative pronouns refer, respectively, to:

A
“small investors”; “price ratings”; “Fidelity”.

B
“market bubble”; “equivalents”; “China fund”.

C
“market funds”; “multiple”; “UK investors”.

D
“emerging market”; “many companies”; “most high-profile manager”.

E
“fund managers”; “command”; “£500m”.

In the text, the word in bold-face type is similar to the one in italics in


A

drops (line 28) – rises


B

below (line 28) – over


C

strongly (line 31) – loosely


D

Nevertheless (line 32) – However


E

allows (line 33) – induces

 
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