Portuguese Activity: Verbs in the past tense

Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the eighth year of elementary school, proposes the study of past tense imperfect. The questions presented are based on a fragment of the novel perdition love, written by Camilo Castelo Branco.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read this fragment from the novel “Amor de Perdition”:

Simão Botelho loved. Here's a single word, explaining what seemed like an absurd seventeen-year-old reform.

Simon loved one of his neighbors, a fifteen-year-old girl, a rich heiress, regularly beautiful and well-born. It was from her bedroom window that he had seen her the first time, to love her always. She was not unaffected by the wound she had made in her neighbor's heart: she loved him too, and with more seriousness than usual in her years.

Poets tire our patience to speak of the love of a woman at fifteen, as a dangerous passion, unique and unyielding. Some novelists say the same. Both are wrong. Fifteen-year-old love is a joke; it is the ultimate manifestation of love for dolls; it is the attempt of the little bird that rehearses its flight outside the nest, always with its eyes fixed on the mother bird, which is calling her from the nearby frond; The first knows what it is to love a lot, as well as the second what it is to fly away.

Teresa de Albuquerque was perhaps an exception in her love.

Camilo Castelo Branco, “Amor de Perdição”.

Questions

Question 1 - The text read is nature:

( ) fictional

( ) scientific

( ) technique

Question 2 - “Simão Botelho loved”. In this context, it can be said that the act of loving is:

( ) hypothetical at the time of speech.

( ) completed at the time of speech.

( ) unfinished at the time of speech.

Question 3 - The evidenced verb was inflected in the past tense imperfect in:

( ) "[…] what looked like absurd reform at seventeen. […]”

( ) “[…] lovedhim too, and with more seriousness than usual in his years.”

( ) “Some novel prose writers say the same."

Question 4 – “She wasn't unaffected by the wound she had made in her neighbor's heart […]”. Point out the verbs in the past tense that make up this sentence:

A:

Question 5 - "From his bedroom window he will come the first time […]". Identify the subject of the verb highlighted in this part of the text:

A:

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

At answers are in the link above the header.

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