All the underlined terms are adjectives, except:
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All the underlined terms are adjectives, except:
Não é critério para inclusão de línguas estrangeiras no currículo:
Assinale a alternativa correta:
We use “that” and “those” to:
The guests _______ yet.
All the following options can be considered “cultural cautions” in a presentation, except:
It _______ been raining for hours.
Analise os itens: I. O conhecimento empírico envolve os vários níveis da organização linguística que as pessoas têm: os conhecimentos léxicosemânticos, morfológicos, sintáticos e fonético-fonológicos. Ele possibilita que as pessoas, ao produzirem enunciados, façam escolhas gramaticalmente adequadas ou que compreendam enunciados apoiando-se no nível sistêmico da língua. II. O conhecimento das coisas se refere ao conhecimento convencional que as pessoas têm sobre as coisas do mundo, isto é, seu pré-conhecimento do mundo. Ficam armazenados na memória das pessoas conhecimentos sobre várias coisas e ações, por exemplo, festas de aniversário, casamentos, oficinas de conserto de carros, postos de gasolina, concertos musicais etc., conhecimentos construídos ao longo de suas experiências de vida.III. O conhecimento sobre a organização de textos orais e escritos pode ser chamado também de intertextual e é de natureza convencional. Deve-se notar também que usuários de línguas diferentes podem organizar textos escritos e orais de forma distinta. Por exemplo, mesmo em uma conversa informal em inglês não se admitem tantas interrupções e fracionamento dos tópicos quanto parecem ocorrer em uma conversa informal em português. Da mesma forma, um texto escrito em inglês não permite tantas digressões do tópico principal quanto um texto em português. Quantos itens estão corretos?
Mark the incorrect option:
TEXT Everyone knows that the apartment that Monica and Rachel lived in on Friends is one of the most opulent TV fantasies of all. Yeah, yeah, we all know Monica “inherited" the spacious apartment from her Grandma, so therefore it was probably rent controlled. But even considering that, it was always confusing how a chef and a part-time barista/waitress made the rent on that place.
Actually, how much was that place? And how much would it cost today? The New York Post did the math and concluded that that apartment would cost $4,500 a month if you rented it today. WOOF! Based on its location in NY's desirable West Village and its presumed location at 90 Bedford St., and taking into account recent listings at that location, plus the terrace, plus average twobedroom rent in that area...their calculations have decided that this pad would cost $4,500. Granted, rent was cheaper in the '90s, but so was the living wage. Actually, the minimum wage in New York around the time that Rachel was waitressing was approximately $5 an hour. So, let's just assume a magical money tree was paying for her share of the rent. Don't even get us started on Joey and Chandler's two-bedroom down the hall. The New York Post claims their place would price in the high $3,000s per month. Soooo, imagine being a partially employed actor with your share of the rent costing $1,500 and you don't even have a dead grandma to inherit the place from! Ughh, TV magic amirite? According to the text above, mark the correct option:
Mark the incorrect option:
Mark the correct option:
Analyze the following items: I.We use a reflexive pronoun as a direct object when the object is the same as the subject of the verb. II.We often put the reflexive pronoun at the end of the clause when we are using it for emphasis. III.We use a reflexive pronoun with the preposition by when we want to show that someone did something alone and/or without any help. How many items are correct?
A hero is someone who has _________ his or her life to something bigger than oneself.
TEXT Everyone knows that the apartment that Monica and Rachel lived in on Friends is one of the most opulent TV fantasies of all. Yeah, yeah, we all know Monica "inherited" the spacious apartment from her Grandma, so
therefore it was probably rent controlled. But even considering that, it was always confusing how a chef and a part-time barista/waitress made the rent on that place. Actually, how much was that place? And how much would it cost today? The New York Post did the math and concluded that that apartment would cost $4,500 a month if you rented it today. WOOF! Based on its location in NY's desirable West Village and its presumed location at 90 Bedford St., and taking into account recent listings at that location, plus the terrace, plus average twobedroom rent in that area...their calculations have decided that this pad would cost $4,500. Granted, rent was cheaper in the '90s, but so was the living wage. Actually, the minimum wage in New York around the time that Rachel was waitressing was approximately $5 an hour. So, let's just assume a magical money tree was paying for her share of the rent. Don't even get us started on Joey and Chandler's two-bedroom down the hall. The New York Post claims their place would price in the high $3,000s per month. Soooo, imagine being a partially employed actor with your share of the rent costing $1,500 and you don't even have a dead grandma to inherit the place from!
Ughh, TV magic amirite? Still according to the text above, we can say that: