Portuguese Activity: Participles

Portuguese activity, aimed at seventh-year students, aims to study the participles. Could you say, for example, what is the participle verb “to include”? “Included” or “included”? Did you paint a doubt? So, be sure to answer this and other questions based on the text that the book presents to us. the composer is dead, by Lemoni Snicket!

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

crime in the orchestra

The composer is dead: who will be to blame?

Terrible news has arrived from the concert hall: the composer is dead! And now, how to find the person responsible? Every instrument has an excuse – no one wants to end up in the dock.

In this story full of mysteries and suspects, violins, flutes and double basses find themselves dealing with a vain police inspector. Want to know if the crime will be solved before the show? Read it now the composer is dead, by Lemoni Snicket.

I loved it. In the end, the book brings a little surprise to the readers – the whole story translated into English. You can follow the author's narration on a CD too ___________, a charm!

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Questions

Question 1 - In “The composer is dead: who will be to blame?”, the participle is the term:

( ) "composer"

( ) "dead"

( ) "guilty"

Question 2 - In this passage, the participle “resolved” composes a verbal phrase. Brand it:

"Want to know if the crime will be solved before the show?"

Question 3 - The verbal phrase, underlined above, was used in time:

( ) gift

( ) future of past tense

( ) future of the present

Question 4 – Identify the referent of the “translated” participle:

( ) “a little surprise”

( ) "the story"

( ) “the author's narration”

Question 5 - The space marked in the text must be filled with the participle of the verb “to include”. Tick ​​it below:

( ) "included in"

( ) "included"

( ) "included" or "included"

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

At answers are in the link above the header.