Portuguese Activity: Adverbs of Time

Portuguese activity, suitable for students in the eighth year of elementary school, explores the adverbs of time. Are we going to analyze the adverbs that express the circumstance of time in relation to the facts? To do this, answer the questions that refer to the text. Will it rain or be sunny?

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Will it rain or be sunny?

Will it rain? Will it be sunny today? Will it be cold or hot tomorrow? When will this weather improve? I bet you've asked these questions many times, haven't you? He also kept his eyes on the clouds, hoping they wouldn't interfere with any scheduled program. Did I get it right? So, know that you are not the only one to act like this. In many parts of the world, people have the same behavior as you: they also want to know what the weather will be like. To find out, they don't always consult meteorologists. All because they often have their own ways of predicting the weather...

“Ciência Hoje das Crianças” magazine. Edition 177. Available in: .

Questions

Question 1 - Identify the passage that contains an adverb of time:

( ) "Will it be cold or hot tomorrow?"

( ) “[…] they also want to know how the weather will be.”

( ) “All because they often have their own ways […]”

Question 2 - In the sentence “Today will it be sunny?”, the adverb “Today” modifies the meaning of a phrase, which corresponds to the verb:

( ) "did"

( ) "does"

( ) "will make"

Question 3 - In the segment “I bet you've asked these questions many times, haven't you?”, the adverb adds a circumstance of tense to the verb:

( ) "I bet"

( ) "did"

( ) “é”

Question 4 – The adverb of tense “always” modifies the meaning of the verb, which has as its subject:

Question 5 - In the text above, there is an interrogative adverb that refers to the circumstance of time. Tick ​​it:

( ) "Today"

( ) "Tomorrow"

( ) "When"

Per Denyse Lage Fonseca

Graduated in Languages ​​and specialist in distance education.

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