Puss in boots
Once upon a time an old man called his three sons to his bed. “I'm dying,” he said. “Listen. These are my last words. My first son, Dick, must have my windmill. My second son, Harry, must have my donkey.”
“Good”, thought Dick and Harry. “We can make flour in the windmill, and the donkey can carry the flour to the market.”
“Tom”, the old man said to his youngest son, “you can have my cat Puss.”
“My father loves me,” Tom thought, “but he is giving me only a cat. What can a cat do?”
A voice behind him said, “Don’t you know?”
Tom looked round. “Who said that?” he asked.
“Me”, said the cat. “I'm not only a cat, and you must listen to me. I want a hat, and a coat, and big boots. Please make them for me.”
“All right”, Tom said. He didn't understand, but he began to work at once. Puss soon had nice boots, a warm coat and a fine hat.
(UEPG-PR) Quanto aos segmentos verbais thought, said e asked, em negrito no texto, assinale o que for correto.
01) Os três estão no passado simples.
02) Os dois primeiros são irregulares e o último é regular.
04) No infinitivo suas formas são think, say e ask.
08) Dentro deste contexto, poderiam ser traduzidos por pensaram, falou/disse e perguntou.
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Resposta:
A 02,04 e a 08 são as corretas
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thaisgabalcantara:
Está errado todas estão corretas
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Resposta:
1+2+4+8=15
Todas as respostas estão corretas.
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