Portuguese Activity: Adverbs of mood

Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the eighth year of elementary school, about adverbs so. How about analyzing this type of adverb in the text Lentil? To do so, answer the proposed questions!

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Lentil

It is a green seed, of the legume family, usually sold dry. Its beans are small and flat. It needs to soak for a long time before being used. It has three varieties: brown, green and red. The first, also known as Egyptian lentils, cooks easily and is great to be served hot or cold, in salads, with rice or with sauce over pasta; the second resembles brown and can be eaten hot or cold; the third cooks quickly, becoming soft, with a creamy consistency. Very rich in protein, it can also be used in creams, soups, stews or cooked with rice. It is a grain used since antiquity and is still very popular today, mainly in Europe, the Middle East and India, for the preparation of creams and porridges.

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Questions

Question 1 - Emphasize the adverb so in this period of the text:

"It's a green seed, from the legume family, usually sold dry."

Question 2 - There is an adverb of mode in the fragment:

( ) "Its grains are small and flat."

( ) “The first one, also known as Egyptian lentil, cooks easily […]”

( ) “Very rich in protein, it can also be used in creams […]”

Question 3 - The adverb, present in the fragment identified above, adds a circumstance in order to:

( ) a verb.

( ) an adjective.

( ) an adverb.

Question 4 – The adverb of manner, used in the excerpt “[…] the third kitchen quickly […]”, derives from the adjective:

Question 5 - In the segment “[…] and still very much appreciated today, especially in Europe […]”, the adverb so could be replaced by:

( ) “especially”.

( ) "specifically".

( ) “appropriately”.

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

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