Portuguese Activity: Comma

Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the ninth year of elementary school, addresses the comma. Are we going to learn to use it correctly? To do this, analyze the commas present in the text about the book The boy turned snail, answering the proposed questions!

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

"The boy who became a snail"

This release of Escrita Fina, written by Alexandre Azevedo, which counts in poetry the childhood of the great Brazilian poet Manoel de Barros and just the way he likes it… The illustrations are by Grace Lima.

“The boy who became a snail” dives into the universe of insects and birds, flowers and trees, freedom and fabulation to search for the plot of insignificance that gave rise to the poetic vein of the boy who would come to be poet. In the backyard, lost in the exuberance of a world of wings and leaves, the boy apprehends the dreamlike exuberance of butterflies and dahlias, insects and ipe. The discovery that a river is, for some, a cove and that the look of a bird is different from that of a city.

Rosa Maria Miguel Fontes. Available in:. (Fragments).

Questions

Question 1 - At the beginning of the text, the part separated by commas has an explanatory purpose. Therefore, we must call it:

( ) bet

( ) vocative

( ) predicative of the subject

Question 2 - In the second paragraph of the text, the commas were used:

( ) in an explanatory enumeration.

( ) in a comparative enumeration.

( ) in an exemplary enumeration.

Question 3 - In “In the backyard, lost in exuberance […]”, the comma signals:

( ) an adverbial adjunct of place.

( ) an adverbial adjunct to mode.

( ) an adverbial tense adjunct.

Question 4 - This excerpt was transcribed without the necessary comma. Put it on:

[…] lost in the exuberance of a world of wings and leaves the boy apprehends the exuberance […]

Question 5 - The comma placed above indicates:

( ) an omission

( ) an insert

( ) a displacement

By Denyse Lage Fonseca

Graduated in Languages ​​and specialist in distance education.

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