Portuguese activity, aimed at eighth grade students, explores the oblique pronouns. Let's study them through the text that tells us about the book One Thousand and One Nights Stories, written by Ruth Rocha? So, answer the proposed questions and understand the role played by the oblique pronouns in the text!
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A gathering of folk tales from the Middle East and South Asia, The one thousand and one nights it has as its background the story of a king named Sharyar who, upon discovering that his wife was cheating on him, had her killed. From then on he managed not to be deceived anymore: every day he married a new woman and the next day he killed her. When Sherazade's turn came, she came up with a very good plan: she started to tell an amazing story, which the king wanted very much to know how it ended, but day dawned and the story wasn't over yet—and with that King _____ granted another day of life. That way she managed to survive for a thousand and one nights, until the king ended up falling in love with her and never killed anyone again.
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Question 1 - In the passage “[…] ordered to kill her.”, the oblique personal pronoun “la” resumes:
() "His wife"
( ) “a new woman”
( ) "Sherazade"
Question 2 - Check the sentence where the "a" is an oblique personal pronoun:
( ) “The one thousand and one nights it has as its background the story of a king named Sharyar […]”
( ) “[…] he married a new woman and the next day he killed her.”
( ) “[…] started to tell an incredible story […]”
Question 3 - Identify the sentence in which the oblique personal pronoun correctly fills the gap indicated in the text:
( ) “[…] and with that the king granted him another day of life.”
( ) “[…] and with that the king gave you another day of life.”
( ) “[…] and with that the king granted her another day of life.”
Question 4 - In the excerpt “In this way she managed to survive for a thousand […]”, is the personal pronoun “she” oblique? Explain:
A.
Question 5 - In the excerpt “[…] until the king ended up falling in love with her […]”, the oblique personal pronoun “if” indicates the job:
( ) of active voice
( ) of the passive voice
( ) reflective voice
By Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
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