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Questão de Inglês — Verbos | Verbs — Instituto Ágata 2024

InglêsVerbos | Verbs
Código
qg317253
Banca
Instituto Ágata
Órgão
Prefeitura de Anajás - PA
Ano
2024
Nível
Superior
Cargo
Professor - Língua Inglesa
Analyze the sentences below:1. “Agatha Christie is one of the rare writers who has completely transcended pop culture...”2. “[...] Christie is something else entirely...”3. “[...] Christie injected a certain thrilling literary adventure into her writing...”It is correct to affirm that:
  1. AThe first sentence is an example of present continuous tense because of its structure: has + participle of the verb to transcend with the adjective completely; the second is in the present using the verb to be; the third is in the simple past using -ed to mark that it is a regular verb.
  2. BThe first sentence is an example of present perfect tense because of its structure: has + participle of the verb to transcend; the second is in the past using the verb to be; the third is in the simple past using -ed to mark that it is a regular verb.
  3. CThe first sentence is an example of present perfect continuous tense because of its structure: has + participle of the verb to transcend; the second is in the present using the third person of plural of the verb to be; the third is in the simple past using -ed to mark that it is an irregular verb.
  4. DThe first sentence is an example of present perfect tense because of its construction: has + participle of the verb to transcend with an adverb. completely to emphasize it; the second is in the present using the verb to be for the third person of singular; the third is in the simple past because of the regular verb with -ed in the end.
  5. EThe first sentence is an example of present perfect tense because of its structure: has + infinitive of the verb to transcend; the second is in the present using the verb to be; the third is in the simple past using -ed to mark that it is a regular verb
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GabaritoD — The first sentence is an example of present perfect tense because of its construction: has + participle of the verb to transcend with an adverb. completely to emphasize it; the second is in the present using the verb to be for the third person of singular; the third is in the simple past because of the regular verb with -ed in the end.

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