Portuguese activity: Direct transitive verbs

Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the ninth year of elementary school, addresses direct transitive verbs. Let's analyze them in the text buriti? To do so, answer the proposed questions!

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NAME:

Read:

buriti

Our largest palm lives singly or in communities (veredas) that require an abundant supply of water in the soil. Hence, it is a sure indication that where they occur there is a watercourse. The waters carry and scatter their seeds.

The yellow pulp covers the hard oval seed and edible almond. From its fruits, liqueurs, edible and medicinal oil (for burns and healing), ice creams, creams, jellies are produced, with a high concentration of vitamins A and C.

Like most palm trees, it also provides fibers for the production of basketry crafts or house coverings. For wildlife, palm trees are essential. There are times when its fruits are the only food source available to birds, bats, primates and rodents. Palm trees also host insects and other animals inside the leaf sheaths, creating comfortable nests.

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Questions

Question 1 - Underline the following verbs:

“The waters carry and scatter their seeds.”

Question 2 – The underlined verbs above are direct transitive because:

( ) do not require a complement.

( ) require complement with preposition.

( ) require complement without preposition.

Question 3 – In “The yellow pulp covers the hard oval seed and the edible almond.”, there is a direct transitive verb. Identify it:

Question 4 – The direct transitive verb identified earlier refers to:

( ) to the 1st person singular.

( ) to the 2nd person singular.

( ) to the 3rd person singular.

Question 5 – In the text, direct transitive verbs are in the indicative mood, as they express:

( ) certainties.

( ) possibilities.

( ) recommendations.

By Denyse Lage Fonseca
Graduated in Letters and specialist in distance education.