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Questão de Inglês — Verbos | Verbs — IF-PI 2026

InglêsVerbos | Verbs
Código
qg710006
Banca
IF-PI
Órgão
IF-PI
Ano
2026
Nível
Superior
Cargo
Professor EBTT - Ingles
The passage employs a range of narrative tenses to organize temporal connections and narrative perspective. When these tense choices and their contribution to the narrator’s construction of events are considered, it is NOT accurate to assert that
  1. APast Simple is the dominant tense of the passage. It is used to narrate completed actions and events that move the story forward. It gives the passage its chronological backbone and presents the narrator’s experiences as finished, factual events in the past.
  2. BPast Continuous appears when the narrator describes background activity or scenes in progress. It gives the reader a sense of what was happening around the narrator rather than advancing the plot.
  3. CPast Perfect is used to refer to events that happened before the main narrative moment. It establishes a time shift backwards, clarifying that certain actions or states occurred earlier than the main events being narrated and avoiding ambiguity about what happened fi rst.
  4. DPast Perfect Continuous and Past Perfect are used interchangeably in the passage to indicate ongoing past actions, signaling uncertainty or a lack of narrator involvement in the sequencing of events.
  5. ENarrative tenses create a layered, controlled narrative timeline typical of literary prose.
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GabaritoD — Past Perfect Continuous and Past Perfect are used interchangeably in the passage to indicate ongoing past actions, signaling uncertainty or a lack of narrator involvement in the sequencing of events.

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