Questões de Língua Inglesa da Instituto Quadrix

Based on the text, judge the following items.

The “–ed” in “lasted” (line 11) and “introduced” (line 15) is pronounced in the same way.

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In paragraph 3, using in spite of the fact that instead of “Although” will not affect the meaning of the sentence.

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The adverb “often” as in “these food fads are often based” (line 18) is more commonly placed before the verb to be.

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"the Japanese" (line 4) refers to a single person from Japan.

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"The dog" (line 1) means a specific type of animal. Not a specific dog.

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not anymore is a correct alternative to “no longer” (line 1).

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In 1993 the dog population in Britain increased by 7 million.

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“all day” (line 8) has the same meaning as every day.

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It is clearly stated in the text that there are now more cats than dogs in British homes.

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Both Besides and Furthermore can be used instead of “In addition” (line 2).

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