Read the excerpts on the Modern Art Week and replace the numbers with a preposition (in, on or at),and the capital letters with the appropriate Past Simple form of the verbs in parentheses. *
Soluções para a tarefa
Leia os trechos da Semana de Arte Moderna e substitua os números por uma preposição (em, em ou em) e as letras maiúsculas pela forma Past Simple apropriada dos verbos entre parênteses.
Modern Art Week, a cultural festival held (I) at São Paulo’s Teatro Municipal (II) on 13, 15, and 17 February 1922. The young women and men who (A) produced and (B) participated (III) in this three-day series of concerts, readings, lectures, dances, and exhibitions of art were self-consciously declaring their cultural independence from traditional forms and styles, and announcing the arrival of Brazilian modernism.
Modern Art Week was intended to announce the São Paulo avant-garde’s break with earlier art. The exhibition of art (C) included works by the sculptor Victor Brecheret, who (D) returned to Brazil from Rome (IV) in 1919, paintings by Anita Malfatti, completed during her time (V) in Berlin and New York, and Di Cavalcanti, along with numerous other painters, sculptors, and architects. One of the other painters who would play a significant role (VI) in the development of Brazilian modernism was Tarsila do Amaral. The Semana was conceived as a reaction against the official academic art and literature. [...] (VII) at the time of the Semana, São Paulo was one of the fastest growing cities (VIII) in Brazil.
The group that took part (IX) in the Week, contrary to their initial intentions, (E) did not remain a unified movement. A number of separate groups split off, and the original core members had separated by 1929.
Oswald de Andrade and the Anthropophagics [cannibals] (F) believed that they should subsume influences from abroad but turn them into a uniquely Brazilian art form. [...] (X) in opposition to the Anthropophagics were the Nationalists, who (G) rejected international influences. Many of the Nationalist modernists were actively engaged (XI) in politics. The leader of the school, the writer Plínio Salgado, went on to become a political figure and lead a failed coup against President Getúlio Vargas.
Explicação: Espero ter ajudado!
Resposta:
I) at
II) on
a) produced
b)participated
III) in
c) included
d)returned
IV) in
V) in
VI) in
VII) at
VIII) in
IX) in
e) did not remain
f) believed
X) in
g) rejected
XI) in
Explicação:
é a mesma resposta que o 1 ° usuário que respondeu essa pergunta, eu só deixei mais simplificado pra ajudar vocês a pouparem tempo, então todo o crédito vai para o usuário lukinha :]