Portuguese activity: Adverbs of time

Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the ninth year of elementary school, explores adverbs of time. Let's analyze them in the text about the film And if it were true? To do this, answer the questions proposed!

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“What if it were true”

David Abbott recently rented a beautiful apartment in San Francisco. The last thing he would want was to share it with someone, but soon a beautiful and controlling young woman named Elizabeth appears and insists that the apartment is hers. David imagines there has been a big misunderstanding, until Elizabeth simply disappears. He changes the lock on the house, but that doesn't stop it from reappearing, always appearing and disappearing as if by magic. David then becomes convinced that Elizabeth is a ghost and starts trying to help her get to the “other side”. Only she is convinced that she is also alive and refuses to make any crossings.

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Questions 

Question 1 – Point out the passage that contains an adverb of time:

( ) “David Abbott recently rented a beautiful apartment in San Francisco.”

( ) “[…] there was a big misunderstanding, until Elizabeth simply disappeared.”

() “[…] She is convinced that she too is alive and refuses to make any crossings.”

Question 2 – Highlight the following adverb of time:

“[…] But soon a beautiful and controlling young woman appears, called Elizabeth, who insists that the apartment is hers.”

Question 3 – The adverb highlighted above adds a time circumstance to the verb:

( ) "comes up".

( ) “insists”.

( ) “é”.

Question 4 – Watch:

“He changes the lock on the house, but that doesn’t stop it from resurfacing, always appearing and disappearing as if by magic.”

Identify the adverb of time used in this passage of the text:

Question 5 – Cite an adverb of time with the same meaning as the one identified above:

By Denyse Lage Fonseca
Graduated in Literature and specialist in distance education.