Portuguese Activity: Verbs in indicative mode

Portuguese activity, focused on students in the ninth year of elementary school, explores verbs in indicative mode. What does this verbal mode express in the communicative context? Let's learn? To do this, answer the proposed questions based on the text technology ally!

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Computers, video games, televisions, cell phones and digital cameras only exist today because chemistry has made a great contribution to the development of new materials. And the batteries, so important for the functioning of these devices? They _________ veritable stores of chemical energy that convert to electrical energy! All this only exists through knowledge of the properties of chemical elements. And look, there's always more to be discovered…

“Ciência Hoje das Crianças” magazine. Edition 225.
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Questions

Question 1 – Highlight the verbs in the indicative mode below:

“Computers, video games, televisions, cell phones and digital cameras only exist today because chemistry has made a great contribution to the development of new materials.”

Question 2 – The underlined verbs above are in indicative mode, as they express:

( ) certainties.

( ) possibilities.

( ) recommendations.

Question 3 – Fill in the space with the verb “to be” in the present tense in the indicative way:

"They _________ veritable stores of chemical energy that convert to electrical energy!"

Question 4 – In the period "All this only exists through knowledge of the properties of chemical elements.", the verb in the indicative mode refers to:

( ) to the 1st person.

( ) to the 2nd person.

( ) to the 3rd person singular.

Question 5 - In the segment “And look, there is always more to be discovered…”, the verb “look” was used with tone:

( ) indicative.

( ) subjunctive.

( ) imperative.

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

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