Portuguese Activity: Adverbs of mood

Portuguese activity, aimed at eighth grade students, aims to study the adverbs so. These are those words that modify the meaning of a verb, indicating mood! How about analyzing them in the text about the email? So, answer the questions proposed below!

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

The e-mail

E-mail has revived the custom of correspondence. For many people, however, it represented an uncomfortable exposure of their own communicative fragility. In this age of electronic messaging, it's bad to stumble across Portuguese and etiquette when making an invitation, commenting on a deal or making an appointment with a client.

A recent trend in business thinking believes that an email – and every document to be sent, such as notes, official letters, business proposals, contracts and reports - it will be well written if it is thoughtful and civilized. And attention means that everything in the message will be treated with respect – from proofreading to quality of service.

A badly written message is, by this logic, badly written in its entirety – a Portuguese mistake is also of etiquette.

Excerpt from the text “Courtesy Navigator”, Revista Língua Portuguesa, year 1, nº 1, 2005.

Questions

Question 1 - In the segment “[…] it will be well written if it is thoughtful and civilized.”, the term that works as an adverb of manner is:

( ) "well"

( ) "attentive"

( ) "civilized"

Question 2 - Underline the adverbial phrase that expresses mode in this sentence:

“And attention means that everything in the message will be taken care of with respect […]”

Question 3 – Rewrite the sentence above, replacing the underlined adverbial phrase with the corresponding adverb:

A.

Question 4 – In the passage “A badly written message […]”, the adverb in a “badly” way modifies the meaning of a verb:

( ) in the infinitive

( ) in the gerund

( ) in the participle

Question 5 - In the prayer “He wrote the email quickly!”, the underlined adverb indicates:

( ) the time he wrote the email.

( ) the way he wrote the email.

( ) the intensity with which he wrote the email.

By Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages ​​and specialist in distance education.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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