Questões de Concurso Comentadas para iades

The verb phrase “generations that will be born” (lines 3 and 4), would be incorrect if the verb “be” were omitted.

In lines 1 and 2, the words “weak” and “strong” could be correctly written in the plural form, as in “weaks” and “strongs”.

The verb phrase “What is worth it in life” (line 4) would remain correct if the pronoun “it” were omitted.

The phrase “in the end” (line 5) could be written as “at the end” without change in meaning.

The phrase “you will be able to reap what you sowed” (line 6) could be correctly shortened as “you will have what to reap”.

Sow, know, hope, role, focus, sew.

So, no, don’t, road, oak, coat.

Show, snow, glow, sorrow, pillow, follow.

Foe, go, bold, open, whole, how.

sparrow, throw, hold, bold, sold.

In lines 1 and 2, the phrase “He sowed all day and night” would maintain the same meaning if the determiner “the” were added, as in “He sowed all the day and all the night”.

The past simple of the verb “sow” (line 1) could be written as “soed”.

The phrase “much had he harvested” (lines 3 and 4) would be incorrect if the pronoun “he” were omitted.

In line 1, the verb “came out” could be written as “came away” and maintain the same meaning.

In the verb phrase “night caught him” (line 2) the verb “had” could be correctly added, as in “night had caught”.

Married

Moved

Lived

Carried

Worked

present perfect to express actions carried out by Cora Coralina before she moved back to the city of Goiás.

past simple to express actions carried out by Cora Coralina before she moved back to the city of Goiás.

imperfect tense to express actions carried out by Cora Coralina before she moved back to the city of Goiás.

past perfect to express actions carried out by Cora Coralina before she moved back to the city of Goiás.

preterite to express actions carried out by Cora Coralina before she moved back to the city of Goiás.