Portuguese activity, focused on students in the ninth grade of elementary school, addresses verbs in active voice. What do they indicate in the communicative context? Let's learn? To do so, answer the proposed questions based on the text welcome you!
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Unlike other birds of its kind, this I saw you, one might say, is almost silent. It only sings with certain intensity at dawn and dusk. A characteristic of his song is that of denouncing his presence in the woods: it sounds like a high-pitched and nasal hiccup, which is repeated several times. In some periods, some individuals of the species call at the same time in the forest.
Visually, it stands out for its huge beak and head, in addition to the striated design of its plumage (which gives it its popular name). Another difference: the white superciliary stripes do not join at the back of the neck, as in other birds of striped plumage of their species. It spends most of its time perched in trees.
"People's Land".
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Question 1 – Underline the following verb:
“It only sings with a certain intensity at dawn and dusk.”
Question 2 – The verb underlined above is in the active voice to indicate that the subject is:
( ) agent.
( ) patient.
( ) agent and patient.
Question 3 – Identify the passage that presents a verb in the active voice:
( ) “[…] a sharp and at the same time nasal hiccup, which is repeated several times.”
( ) “[…] some individuals of the species call at the same time in the forest.”
( ) “[…] the white superciliary stripes do not join at the back of the neck […]”
Question 4 – In “Visually, it stands out for its enormous beak and head, in addition to the striated design of its plumage (which gives it its popular name)”, there is a verb in the active voice. Identify it:
Question 5 – In “It spends most of its time perched in trees.”, the subject of the verb in the active voice is classified as:
( ) hidden.
( ) simple.
( ) composite.
By Denyse Lage Fonseca
Graduated in Letters and specialist in distance education.
