Question

Read and answer (Leia e responda)

Believe in your future.


Kate, David’s best friend, has to move to another city. Her aunt gets very sick and she has to help her. David is very sad, because she always helps him in the school tasks.
“Don’t stop studying hard” says David.
“Ok, David, and so do you. Keep listening to your grandfather. His advices have been really very useful for you” Kate suggests.
“Bye,” says David, kissing her face.
“Bye”, says Kate, holding him tightly.
Some years later… Kate writes a letter to David…


“… Hi, David, how is it going there? I hope you are fine. I am writing this letter to tell you what the studies have done to me: I am finishing my medicine studies and I am already working as a nurse, taking care of some children. It was profitable to learn from you that it’s important to keep trying it hard over and over…”


“You see, Kate cried a lot when she failed the last exam for medicine, remember?” Asks David, reading the letter to John, his grandfather.
“Yes,” John answers.
“However, she listened to my advices, and kept studying. She didn’t accept the fact that the tree grows according to the twig’s inclination only, but that you can change situations if you keep trying again and again.” David says.
“She also let bygone be bygone and remembered that many little strokes will always fall great oaks.” John reminds David.
One thing to remember: even among the problems you shouldn’t stop fighting, because the sureness of a great God, fighting for you with love, can make you win and see that the sun always shines after the rain.


Moral: Don’t stop believing in a better future.


a) Is there any verb on the Future form in the text?


b) Which paragraph gives us more the idea of future with no future verb form?

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Answer 1

A= bygone
B= the moral.