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A) Possessive Pronouns.
B) Auxiliary Have got/Has got.
C) Present Continous.
D) Simple Past.
There are several factors that make the English language essential to
communication in our current time. First, it is the most common foreign
language. This means that [...] speaking it will help you communicate with
people from countries all over the world, not just English-speaking ones. [...] On
the Internet, most websites are written and created in English. [...] It's the
primary language of the press: more newspapers and books are written in
English than in any other language [...] English is also essential to the field of
education. [...] Because it is the dominant language in the sciences, most of the
research and studies you find in any given scientific field will be written in it as
well. […] English skills will also help you in any business venture you choose to
follow. If you visit some offices, companies, governmental organizations, or
even math or engineering companies, you will see the importance of English.
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a) I love animals. I ________ four dogs, two cats, a parrot, and a turtle. (has
got / have got)
b) My parents are worried. They ________ a lot of bills to pay. (have got /
has got)
c) Jane and Karl want to go to the concert with us, but they ______tickets
and now they’re sold out. (haven’t got / had got)
d) John doesn’t read much. He ________ money to buy more books. (has
got / had got)
About the world in bold. What is about? Choose the right answer.
a) Genitive case.
b) Present Continuous.
c) Possessive Pronoun
d) Possessive Adjective.
b)
c)
d)
( ) balloons ( ) music
_____________________________________
a) She is
cooking. She is ironing the clothes.
b) She is doing the dishes She is cooking dinner.
c) He is checking the mailbox. He is making the bed.
d) He is walking the dog. He is moping the floor.
GABARITO
1) B
2) D
3) Yours / Mine / Hers / Theirs
4) A / C / D / B
5) Have got / Have got / Haven’t got / Has got
6) Discursiva
7) C
8) 1 / 2 / 2 / 1
9) Discursiva
10) A
CONTEÚDO PROGRAMÁTICO