Portuguese activity, aimed at students from 8th to 9th grade of elementary school, about pronouns. With exercises based on the song “Old Childhood” by the Tribalistas.
This Portuguese language activity is available for download in an editable Word template, ready to print in PDF and also the completed activity.
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SCHOOL: DATE:
PROF: CLASS:
NAME:
You are that way
A dream for me
And when I don't see you 
I think of you
since dawn
Even when I lie down…
I like you
And I like to stay with you
My smile is so happy with you
My best friend
It's my love…
And we sing
And we dance
And we don't get tired
of being a child
of us to play
In our old childhood…
your eyes my glare
guide me into the darkness
your feet open the way for me
I follow and I never feel alone...
You are that way
A dream for me
I want to fill you with kisses
I think of you
since dawn
until when i lie down…
I like you
And I like to stay with you
My smile is so happy with you
My best friend
It's my love…
And we sing
And we dance
And we don't get tired
of being a child
we play
In our old childhood…
your eyes my glare
guide me into the darkness
your feet open the way for me
I follow and I never feel alone...
You are that way
A dream for me
You are that way…
You are that way…
You are that way…
1) After listening to the song, mark all the pronouns.
2) Set (V) to true and (F) to false.
a) ( )The word “EU” which is repeated several times in the song is classified as the personal pronoun of the straight case.
b) ( ) The oblique personal pronouns found in music are: me, contigo, me, te.
c) ( ) There are no possessive pronouns in the song.
d) ( ) In the song we have the possessive pronouns: mine/yours.
e) ( ) There is only one Reciprocal Personal Pronoun which is “SE”.
f) ( )The word “you” that appears in the song can be classified as a treatment pronoun.
3) Find interrogative and indefinite pronouns in the word search below, then write one (1) sentence for each.
4) Cut out 20 pronouns from magazines or newspapers and with the guidance of your (ua) teacher, make the classification of these.
5) Now it's time to create!
Produce a poem with the pronouns you cut out. Be creative!
If you want inspiration, read the poem entitled: Dauva Saudo's Symphony of Pronouns. available in: http://www.recantodasletras.com.br/poesiasdeamizade/2862096
Your poem should contain rhymes and 4 stanzas: 2 quartets and 2 triplets (sonnet).
Good work!
By Rosiane Fernandes Silva – Graduated in Letters
At answers are in the link above the header.
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