Portuguese Activity: Oblique Personal Pronouns

Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the ninth year of elementary school, explores the oblique personal pronouns. Is it those personal pronouns that function as a subject or that function as a complement? Let's learn? So, answer the proposed questions based on the Chinese legend the middle-aged man!

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

the middle-aged man

(Chinese legend)

There was once a middle-aged man who had two wives. One day, going to visit the youngest, she said to him:

– I am young and you are old; I don't like living with you. He goes to live with his eldest wife.

In order to stay, the man tore the white hair from his head. But when he went to visit his eldest wife, she said to him in turn:

– I'm old and I have a white head; So tear off the black hair you have.

Then the man ripped out his black hair to make his head white. As he relentlessly repeated this procedure, his head became entirely bald. At this point, both wives found him horrible and both abandoned him.

FERREIRA, Aurélio Buarque de Holanda, RÓNAI, Paulo (eds.). “Sea of ​​stories”. P. 119.

Questions

Question 1 - The highlighted personal pronoun is oblique in the passage:

( ) “- Me I'm young and you're old […]”

( ) “At this point, both wives found itat the horrible […]"

Question 2 - The oblique pronoun, identified above, performs the function of:

( ) subject of the verb to which it refers.

( ) complement of the verb to which it refers.

Question 3 - In the excerpt “One day, when I went to visit the youngest, she told him […]”, the oblique personal pronoun “him” is addressed:

( ) to middle-aged men.

( ) to the younger wife.

Question 4 – In the last paragraph of the text, the term “o” appears twice. Check the sentence where "o" is an oblique personal pronoun:

( ) “So the man pulled out his black hair […]”

( ) “[…] and both abandoned him.”

Question 5 - In the sentence “[…] his head became completely bald.”, the oblique pronoun “if” indicates the use:

( ) of the reflective voice.

( ) of the pronominal passive voice.

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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