Portuguese Activity: Questions about Verbs in the Future

Portuguese activity, aimed at seventh-year students, aims to study the verbs in the future, in a contextualized way. Are we going to test your knowledge of this tense?

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• Template: Portuguese Activity: Questions about verbs in the future – 7th grade – With answers

SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

There is a lot to be said in favor of the rules; almost the same arguments that can be made about the laws of civil society: an artist who is trained according to these same rules will never produce something absolutely bad; in the same way, whoever regulates himself by the laws and attends to decorum, will never be a very insufferable neighbor nor a determined rogue. However, say whatever you like; rules only serve to destroy the true feeling and expression of nature. No, what I say is not too much; the rules only constrain; they can take away, it's true, something superfluous etc...

Goethe. “The Sufferings of Young Werther,” [letter 8]. May 26th.

Questions

Question 1 - “[…] it will never produce something absolutely bad […]”. Identify the verb, used in the future tense, that makes up this part of the text:

A:

Question 2 - The verb in the future, identified above, has as subject:

a) civil society

b) an artist

c) a neighbor

d) a rogue

Question 3 - Mark the passage whose underlined verb was inflected in the future tense:

a) “[…] almost the same arguments as if may do about the laws […]"

b) "However, let it be said that want […]”

c) "No, what I say not too much […]"

d) “[…] they can remove, it is true, something superfluous […]"

Question 4 – In the segment “[…] never it will be a very insufferable neighbor […]”. The highlighted future verb is classified as:

a) indirect transitive verb

b) direct transitive verb

c) intransitive verb

d) connecting verb

Question 5 - The phrase “[…] the rules are only for destroying […]” was correctly written in the future tense of the present in:

a) “[…] the rules only served to destroy […]”

b) “[…] the rules only served to destroy […]”

c) “[…] the rules will only serve to destroy […]”

d) “[…] the rules would only serve to destroy […]”

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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