Questões Militares Sobre inglês
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A questão refere-se ao texto a seguir:

A questão refere-se ao texto a seguir:


I. O uso do -ing mostra que os tipos de inteligência são momentâneos. II. O uso dos pronomes you, we, your, yourself possibilita identificação dos leitores com a figura. III. Os pronomes what e why têm função interrogativa.
Está(ão) correta(s)


I. Em “This forced Brazilian firms to be nimble. But it also encouraged short-termism, which management consultants..." (linhas 31/32), os pronomes sublinhados possuem o mesmo referente. II. Em “The best Brazilian firms score as well as the best American ones..." (linha 16) e em “Brazil offers incentives aplenty to stay bitty, such as preferential tax treatment…" (linha 19) os termos sublinhados têm o mesmo sentido. III. Em “This is particularly true in “low-trust" societies like Brazil…" (linha 28) e em “Bradesco, a big lender, is internationally praised as a pioneer…" (linhas 47/48) os termos sublinhados têm o mesmo sentido. IV. Em “...which ended when hyperinflation was vanquished in 1994" (linha 30) e em “…the automotive industry's reflex reaction was to descend on the capital…" (linha 38), as formas verbais sublinhadas estão na voz passiva.
Está(ão) correta(s)
I. Ownership patterns play a part too (linha 23) → as well. II. Decades of economic turmoil... (linha 30) → growth. III. Brazilian bosses continue to waste hours in meetings with politicians…(linhas 36/37) → findings. IV. In January 2014, as vehicle sales flagged… (linha 37/38) → dropped.
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A fala do rapaz (“All very fine, but do they have wifi?") mostra que ele quer:

Scientists have long talked about the possibility of water on Mars, pointing to ancient river channels, polar ice caps and trace amounts of moisture in the soil. But now there's evidence, based on data from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, that briny water may actually flow down the hillsides of the red planet. Where it comes from – deep underground or collected from the thin atmosphere – and whether it shows signs of life remain unanswered questions. All the more reason to go there and find out.

Scientists have long talked about the possibility of water on Mars, pointing to ancient river channels, polar ice caps and trace amounts of moisture in the soil. But now there's evidence, based on data from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, that briny water may actually flow down the hillsides of the red planet. Where it comes from – deep underground or collected from the thin atmosphere – and whether it shows signs of life remain unanswered questions. All the more reason to go there and find out.

Scientists have long talked about the possibility of water on Mars, pointing to ancient river channels, polar ice caps and trace amounts of moisture in the soil. But now there's evidence, based on data from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, that briny water may actually flow down the hillsides of the red planet. Where it comes from – deep underground or collected from the thin atmosphere – and whether it shows signs of life remain unanswered questions. All the more reason to go there and find out.

Scientists have long talked about the possibility of water on Mars, pointing to ancient river channels, polar ice caps and trace amounts of moisture in the soil. But now there's evidence, based on data from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, that briny water may actually flow down the hillsides of the red planet. Where it comes from – deep underground or collected from the thin atmosphere – and whether it shows signs of life remain unanswered questions. All the more reason to go there and find out.
_______March 25th she will be_________ the plane. She arrives__________ 7 am. Once_______ London she will call us.
I. We must go to school yesterday.
II. I don't think she should buy that purse.
III. She can to travei with us.
