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I. They are travelling for hours.
II. She will finish her project by next week.
III. He is going to read a book right now.
IV. We had dinner at a new restaurant yesterday.
V. The meeting starts at 3 PM tomorrow. Verbal tense
A – Present Continuous
B – Immediate Future
C – Simple Past
D – Simple present
E – Simple Future
“_____ did you speak to at the meeting? I didn’t catch their name.”
i. You haven’t finished your homework yet, have you?
ii. The concert starts at 7 PM, doesn’t it?
iii. They weren’t sure about the schedule, were they?
• begin;
• drink;
• go;
• swim;
Lisa: "What are your plans for vacation?"
John: ......
i. "By the time you arrive, I will have finished the report."
ii. "The team meets every Tuesday to discuss progress."
iii. "They were preparing for the presentation all night."
iv. "She is going to travel to Japan for her vacation next summer."
"Niagara Falls is one of the _______ waterfalls in North America, renowned for its stunning beauty. However, Angel Falls in Venezuela is the _______ waterfall in the world, with a drop of 3,212 feet."
1. "She is going to finish the report by the end of the week."
2. "They watched a movie last night."
I - He has been studying for hours.
II - They will visit their grandparents next month.
III – She read the book yesterday.
Select the correct alternative:
"The children brought their toys to the park because they wanted to play with them. Their parents watched from a distance."
"At the conference, the speakers ________ enthusiastic about their topics. After their presentations, the audience ________ impressed by the quality of the information. Overall, the event ________ a great success."
Utilizar o hífen para conectar as sílabas de uma palavra em qualquer posição da linha, não importando se o hífen está no espaço do meio da linha, abaixo ou acima dela, é uma prática adequada na translineação, permitindo maior flexibilidade na formatação de textos.
A ênclise é obrigatoriamente usada após formas verbais no imperativo afirmativo, como em "Conte-me a história".