Questões de Concurso Sobre inglês
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I. In affirmative sentences in English, the usual word order is Subject + Verb + Object, which is rarely altered to emphasize another element.
II. To form questions in English, auxiliary verbs like "do," "does," and "did" are commonly used, except in present simple and past simple questions, where they are unnecessary.
III. In negative sentences in English, the particle "not" is often used in combination with auxiliary verbs but can also be directly applied to main verbs without altering the structure.
IV. The inversion of subject and verb is a common feature in questions and in some constructions with adverbs like "rarely" and "seldom."
Based on this relationship, select the CORRECT alternative.
Considering the characteristics of English as a lingua franca, select the CORRECT alternative.
Regarding the distinctions between British and American English, select the CORRECT alternative.
Based on the evolution of the English language, select the CORRECT alternative.










I. “Had not met” is a negative structure in the past perfect tense.
II. “Have happened” is a present perfect structure.
III. This is a conditional sentence.
Which statements are correct?





I. It is a passive voice structure.
II. It omits the agent of the action.
III. The verb “be” is in the infinitive form.
Which statements are correct?