Portuguese Activity: Complete with comma

Portuguese activity requests, from 9th grade students, the proper placement of the commas, in the news that answers the question What is the biggest cat in the world? It is noteworthy that this activity explores the different uses of the aforementioned punctuation mark.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

rewrite, in the space indicated, the following news, placing the commas correctly:

What is the biggest cat in the world?

It is the 3.3 m long and 418.2 kg Hercules ligre that lives in a sanctuary for tigers in South Carolina USA. A liger is a hybrid resulting from a cross between a lion and a tigress. In general, this type of animal is only born in captivity where human intervention creates favorable conditions. There is no evidence that there are ligers in nature because even if the cross between 

lion and tigress can roll the immense size of fetuses causes great suffering to the female who normally needs a surgical incision to give birth. She often dies during or after childbirth. Many puppies are born with serious congenital diseases and do not survive for more than a week after birth. The legislation of several countries including Brazil prohibits the creation of ligers because they understand that their breeding has no environmental value and can be harmful to nature and to tigers. It is worth mentioning that the liger is not considered a new species: its scientific name is panthera leo x tiger panther junction of the two animals that give rise to it. In terms of species, the tiger is the largest cat in the world.

Available in: http://mundoestranho.abril.com.br.

 Accessed on: August 16, 2016.

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

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