Portuguese Activity: Comma

Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the ninth year of elementary school, about comma. Let's look at some uses of the comma from the text What are fossils? So, answer the proposed questions!

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What are fossils?

In nature, when remains of animals or plants (or even remains of animals or plants) are preserved on the surface of rocks, in the ground or in other sediments over a long period of time, they are called fossils. By studying these remnants of the past, paleontologists can draw conclusions about what life on Earth was like, even before the human species existed.

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Questions

Question 1 – In "In nature, when remains of animals or plants [...]", the comma separates:

( ) a bet.

( ) a vocative.

( ) an adverbial adjunct.

Question 2 – Watch:

“[…] are preserved on the surface of rocks, in the soil or in other sediments […]”

Enter the purpose of the comma in this segment of text:

Question 3 – In the text, the comma before "they" is:

( ) prohibited.

( ) optional.

( ) mandatory.

Question 4 – The following fragment was transcribed without a comma. Put it on:

“By studying these remnants of the past, paleontologists can draw conclusions about what life on Earth was like […]”

Question 5 - The comma placed in the fragment above indicates:

( ) an omission.

( ) an enumeration.

( ) an offset.

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

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