English Activity: Accessory Terms of Prayer

Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the ninth year of elementary school, addresses the accessory terms of prayer. Adjunct adnominal, adverbial adjunct and bet! We will study them in the text that tells us about the Christmas in Ethiopia? So, answer the proposed questions!

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Accessory terms of prayer

Adjunct adnominal, adverbial adjunct and bet

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Christmas in Ethiopia

The African country with a Christian majority does not celebrate Christmas on December 25th, but on January 7th, the day after the “Day of Saints Kings”. On this date, “Ko-lee”, a traditional game, is part of the celebrations. The game is similar to hockey, but the clubs are made from dry sticks and the ball is made of wood. The goal is to remember the shepherds who played the night Jesus was born.

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Questions

Question 1 - In the passage “The African country with a Christian majority […]”, the adjective “African” performs the syntactic function of:

( ) I bet, because it defines the country.

( ) Adjunct adnominal, as it characterizes the country.

( ) adverbial adjunct, as it indicates the circumstance of place.

Question 2 - The expression “On this date […]” refers to an adverbial time adjunct. Point it out:

( ) “on December 25th”.

( ) “on January 7th”.

( ) “one day after the ‘Day of Saints Kings”.

Question 3 – In the fragment “[…] “Ko-lee”, a traditional game, is part of the commemorations.”, the core of the bet is:

( ) "a"

( ) "game"

( ) "traditional"

Question 4 - Check the sentence in which the "a" does not work as an adnominal adjunct:

( ) “The game is similar to hockey […]”

( ) “[…] the clubs are made from dry sticks […]”

( ) “[…] the ball is made of wood.”

Question 5 - The terms, analyzed throughout the previous questions, are called accessories because they have a function:

( ) essential in prayer.

( ) secondary in prayer.

( ) complement in prayer.

Per Denyse Lage Fonseca

Graduated in Languages ​​and specialist in distance education.

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