Portuguese Activity: Adverbial tense adjuncts

Portuguese activity, aimed at ninth grade students, about the adverbial time adjuncts. Are we going to study those expressions that indicate time? Then answer the questions based on the text. About rain dumplings, popcorn and how living things turn into fossils!

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About rain dumplings, popcorn and how living things turn into fossils

Late in the afternoon today, after long days of extreme heat, the rain came. At first, just a few large drops, which, when they hit the hot ground, turned to steam. Then the loud noise of drops and more drops, which suddenly turned the sky into a great white waterfall. As it came, the rain was gone. The water drained, seeped through the land and everything slowly returned to its routine. I like the rain. This rain that comes in a hurry, refreshes the air, waters the plants, and when it catches us halfway, it leaves us drenched. It brings back memories of good things like a cozy home, rain cookies, popcorn and a slower pace of the day.

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Questions

Question 1 - Look carefully at the first sentence of the text. Then identify the adverbial tense adjuncts that compose it:

( ) “Late this afternoon”.

( ) “after long, hot days”.

( ) "the rain came."

Question 2 - “At first, just a few large drops, which, when they hit the hot ground, turned to steam”. Point out two adverbial tense adjuncts that could occupy the place "From beginning":

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Question 3 - In the passage “[…] and more drops, that, suddenly, transformed the sky into a great whitish waterfall.”, adverbial adverbial of underlined tense just doesn't mean:

( ) suddenly

( ) suddenly

( ) sideways

question 4 – The adverbial tense “suddenly” modifies the meaning of:

( ) an adverb

( ) a verb

( ) an adjective

Question 5 - The highlighted excerpt is an adverbial tense in the sentence:

( ) “Then, the loud noise of drips and more drips […]"

( ) “From this coming rain quickly, freshens the air, waters the plants […]"

( ) “[…] like a cozy house, rain cookies, popcorn and a slower pass of the day.”

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

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