Portuguese Activity: Use of comma

Portuguese activity, aimed at ninth grade students, explores the comma. It's a punctuation mark that commonly raises doubts, isn't it? How about learning different uses of the comma, through the text about the band Menudos? So, get to work!

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Menudos stopped São Paulo in 1985

A strange phenomenon of the 1980s – among many others – was the meteoric rise of the Menudos group. Created by a music producer, the band was formed by five Puerto Rican teenagers who sang in Portuguese and performed choreographies to the sound of verses such as Get out of your mind, speak out / give a loud scream

/ when you want to scream. It was the first boy band to break out in the country, inspiring followers such as Dominó, Polegar and the Argentine Tremendo.

The band also sang in Spanish and English. The reason for releasing his voice in the language of Machado de Assis was to capture the huge Brazilian market. It worked out. The city of São Paulo stopped on February 26, 1985 to receive the boys at the airport. Hysterical fans desperate parents. There were those who got sick with so much pushing and shoving.

Bruno Hoffmann. Available in:. (Fragment).

Questions

Question 1 - In the passage “Creation of a music producer, the band consisted of five Puerto Rican teenagers […]”, the part displaced by a comma is:

( ) a predicative of the subject “the band”.

( ) an adjunct that characterizes “the band”.

( ) a bet that explains “the band”.

Question 2 - On the back of one of Menudos' songs, “[…] Get out of your mind, speak out […]”, the comma was used to:

A.

Question 3 - In the excerpt “It was the first boy band booming in the country, inspiring followers like Dominoes […]”, the comma precedes a verb in the form of:

( ) infinitive

( ) gerund

( ) participle

Question 4 – In the second paragraph, a period needs a comma. However, it was transcribed without her. Point it out and then place it:

( ) “The band also sang in Spanish and English.”

( ) "Desperate parents hysterical fans."

( ) "There were those who got sick with so much pushing and shoving."

Question 5 - Identify the sentence in which the comma signals an enumeration:

A.

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

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