Questões de Língua Inglesa do ano 2012

The missing [ADVERB 2] is

• A.

  on.

• B.

  up.

• C.

  at.

• D.

  off.

The correct form of [TO SET OUT] is

• A.

  set out.

• B.

  am setting out.

• C.

  am not setting out.

• D.

  did not set out.

The modal could as used in how she could identify the bird indicates

• A.

  obligation.

• B.

  obligation.

• C.

  probability.

• D.

  possibility.

• A.

  have been

• B.

  am going

• C.

  went

• D.

  gone

• A.

  is

• B.

  does

• C.

  do

• D.

  has

• A.

  (2), (3), (4), (1).

• B.

  (2), (1), (4), (3).

• C.

  (4), (1), (2), (3).

• D.

  (3), (2), (1), (4).

What is the correct sequence?

• A.

  How long have you been working here?

• B.

  Have you been working how long here?

• C.

  Been you have working how long here?

• D.

  You have been how long working here?

• A.

  do

• B.

  make

• C.

  make

• D.

  realize

The excerpt that includes a word (modal) in bold that conveys the meaning “of obligation” is:

• A.

  “Investments in marketing should promote new businesses” (lines 31-32)

• B.

  “To help the economic scenario, the LDA must maintain London” (lines 33-34)

• C.

  “With LDA’s help London may secure its position” (lines 35-36)

• D.

  “London might also profit” (line 38)

• E.

  “LDA can help develop with emerging countries.” (lines 39-40)

Based on the text above, it is correct to affirm that

collocations can be exactly defined as associated pairs such as adjective-noun or verb-noun.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado