Question

If she (a) still alive, Rosa Parks (b) 102 years old today. In one act of part of a movement to end the bus courage on Dec. 1, 1955, Ms. Parks (c) segregation of the South known as the Montgomery Bus Boycott, and (d) her place in American history as the mother of the civil rights movement. After being told to get up and give her seat to a white man, Parks decided enough was enough She (e) just a woman who was exhausted, but a woman who was tired of being treated like a second-class citizen. Contrary to popular belief, she (f) in a section for white passengers only. She was sitting in the middle section of the bus which, if other seats (g) available for white riders, African-Americans could sit in. But because the whites-only section was full, the bus driver, James Blake, (h) Parks and the three other black riders to move. Of the four of them, Parks was the only one to stand (or should we say sit) her ground. [..] In June of 1999, president Bill Clinton (i) Parks the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian honor one can receive. She was recognized as a "living icon of freedom in America."

be(3×) • become • be(neg) •sit (neg.) •tell • secure • present​

Answer 1

Resposta:

a - were

b- would be

c - became

d - secured

e - wasn't

f - didnt sit

g - were

h - told

i - presented

Explicação:

PS: "In one act of courage on Dec. 1, 1955, Parks became part of a movement to end the bus segregation of the South..." essa parte do texto está invertida. Preste mais atenção na hora de transcrever os textos.

Espero ter ajudado ;)

Answer 2

As palavras corretas são:

• a - were (verb to be)
• b- would be (verb to be)
• c - became
• d - secured
• e - wasn't (neg.)
• f - didn't sit (neg.)
• g - were (verb to be)
• h - told
• i - presented

Formas verbais no negativo

• Para verbo auxiliar: negação construída com not (ou contração: -n't) e sem o auxiliar 'do/does/did';
• Para verbo principal: utiliza-se o auxiliar do/does/did para formar a negação:

Conjugação do verbo "to be"

• Present simples: I am / You are / He/She/It is / We are / You are / They are
• Simples past: I was / You were / He/She/It was / We were / You were / They were
• Simple future: I will be / You will be / He/She/It will be / We will be / You will be / They will be

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