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O plano de negócios é um documento utilizado para planejar um empreendimento ou unidade de negócios, em estágio inicial ou não, com o propósito de definir e/ ou realinhar a estratégia de atuação para o futuro. Trata-se ainda de um guia para a gestão estratégica de um negócio. Reúne informações importantes como: o funcionamento do mercado, os possíveis produtos e serviços ofertados, o público-alvo, os concorrentes, os fornecedores, e, ainda, as diretrizes operacionais do futuro negócio para a tomada de decisão do empreendedor. Ao longo dos anos o SEBRAE (Serviço Brasileiro de Apoio às Micro e Pequenas Empresas) tem sido um grande parceiro dos pequenos e médios empreendedores e, em se tratando de turismo, isso não é diferente.
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Me ajudem, por favor?Quais são as respostas corretas?Obrigada! 1.Which is the best answer to the following question? A: Will they sign the contract? B: _______________________. Mark the right alternative: a. No, they will. b. Yes, they sign. c. Yes, they are. d. Yes, they do. e. No, they won’t. 2.Read the following sentences and mark the alternative that presents the verbs that complete them: I. Hey John! Wait a minute. I ________ a word with you. II. She ____________ her boss next week. III. I think you ____________ this job. Mark the right alternative: a. (I) will have; (II) will contact; (III) will get b. (I) won’t have; (II) will break; (III) will be c. (I) will have; (II) won’t study; (III) won’t get d. (I) will get; (II) will play; (III) will meet e. (I) will be; (II) will contact; (III) will get
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Boa noite!Por favor, me ajudem.Quais são as alternativas corretas?Obrigada! Pergunta 1 Which is the right answer to the following question? A: What is there in your backpack? B: _______________________________________. Mark the right alternative: a. There is documents and money. b. There aren’t anything. It’s empty. c. There are one bottle of water. d. There is tuna sandwiches for the trip. e. There is only a flashlight. Pergunta 2 Read the following sentences and mark the alternative that presents only right examples of There to Be: I. There is no doubt about that subject. II. There will be another meeting next week. III. There must be a reason for all that. IV. There isn't any books about Chemistry on that shelf. V. Were there many people waiting outside? Mark the right alternative: a. Only II, III and IV are correct. b. Only IV and V are correct. c. Only I, III and V are correct. d. Only I, II, III and V are correct. e. Only III and V are correct. Pergunta 3 Read the following sentences and mark the alternative that presents only right examples of There to Be: I. Are there many documents to be stored today? II. Is there any money in the first drawer? III. Are there much information to be given? IV. Isn't there a lot of people waiting outside? V. There is no reason to panic. Mark the right alternative: Only I, IV and V are correct. Only I, II and V are correct. Only II, III and V are correct. Only II, III and IV are correct. Only I and III are correct.
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Boa noite!Por favor, alguém sabe as respostas e pode me ajudar?Obrigada! Pergunta 1 Find the best complement to the following sentences: (1) We couldn't visit the museum. ______________________________. (2) He couldn't find our way home. ______________________________. Mark the right alternative: a. (1) We’ve got enough time; (2) He’s got a map. b. (1) We didn’t have enough time; (2) He didn’t have a map. c. (1) We haven’t got a map; (2) He didn’t have enough time. d. (1) We don’t have a map; (2) He doesn’t have a map. e. (1) We didn’t have enough time; (2) He doesn’t have a map. Pergunta 2 Read the following sentence and find a correct complement to it regarding the use of "have got" or "have": I couldn't read the notice. ___________________________________. Mark the right alternative: a. I didn’t have my glasses. b. I didn’t have any idea. c. I’ve got your phone number. d. I haven’t got my glasses. e. I’ve got some books. Pergunta 3 Read the following sentence and find a correct complement to it regarding the use of "have got": I can't make a phone call. _______________________________________. Mark the right alternative: a. I have got spare time. b. I have got the right number. c. I have got some change. d. I haven’t got any change. e. I’ve got an idea. Pergunta 4sabe as respostas e pode me ajudar?
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Alguém sabe as respostas e pode me ajudar, por favor?Obrigada! Pergunta 1 Which is the correct Tag Ending for the following sentence? They have made a good decision, (1) _______________________? Mark the right alternative: a. (1) haven’t they b. (1) do they c. (1) did they d. (1) have they e. (1) isn’t it Pergunta 2 Mark the alternative that presents all sentences correctly written concerning the use of Tag Endings: Mark the right alternative: a. (1) My grandparents are having their 50th wedding anniversary tomorrow, haven’t they?; (2) My nephew is learning how to play the piano, isn’t she?; (3) My father doesn’t like to watch soap operas, does he?; (4) My neighbor John is moving to another apartment downtown, isn’t he?; (5) She is a new student here, isn’t she? b. (1) You could stay longer with me, couldn’t you?; (2) We have made a great decision, haven’t they?; (3) She is answering all her e-mails now, isn’t she?; (4) He had gone away, hadn’t he?; (5) They shouldn’t go now, shouldn’t they? c. (1) They don’t know how to play the guitar, do they?; (2) She is sending her farmhouse, aren’t you?; (3) It has been years since we talked to each other, hasn’t it?; (4) My maid is cooking dinner now, isn’t she?; (5) The reporters are asking those people what happened, are they? d. (1) You didn’t do your English homework, did you?; (2) Her sister went to school by bus yesterday, didn’t she?; (3) They shouldn’t come so late today, should they?; (4) You are traveling this afternoon, aren’t you?; (5) It is raining a lot in California, isn’t it? e. (1) They were having dinner when you arrived, weren’t they?; (2) I should walk faster, shouldn’t you?; (3) Your parents are traveling abroad, weren’t they?; (4) Nobody can come in, can’t they?; (5) She is an engineer, is she?
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Boa noite!Alguém pode me ajudar por favor? Casos de Inversion, ou seja Inversão em Inglês.Obrigada! Pergunta 3 Read the following sentences and mark the alternative that presents only right uses of Inversion: I. Never I heard such a stupid decision! II. Never have I heard such stupid decision! III. Little did I know that Marlon would arrive. IV. Had I known geometry better, I wouldn't have failed the Math exam. V. Only by patience and hard work you'll learn English. Mark the right alternative: a. Only III and V are correct. b. Only I and III are correct. c. Only I, IV and V are correct. d. Only II and IV are correct. e. Only II, III and IV are correct. Pergunta 4 Complete the following sentence with the correct form: _________________ she rich, she would buy a big house in New York. Mark the right alternative: a. Were b. If was c. Was d. Been e. If were Pergunta 5 Which sentence is equivalent to the following one? If you had asked me earlier, I would have helped you with your English grammar. Mark the right alternative: a. Had asked you me earlier, I would have helped you with your English grammar. b. I would have helped you with your English grammar, had I asked you earlier. c. Had you asked me earlier, I would have helped you with your English grammar. d. Had I asked you earlier, I would have helped you with your English grammar. e. If had you asked me earlier, I would have helped you with your English grammar.
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Pergunta 1 Assinale a alternativa em que a mudança de posição do termo destacado não implique a possibilidade de mudança de sentido do enunciado. a. Belo Horizonte já foi uma LINDA cidade. Belo Horizonte já foi uma cidade LINDA. b. Filho MEU não irá para o exército. MEU filho não irá para o exército. c. Meu carro NOVO é maior. Meu NOVO carro é maior. d. Por ALGUM dinheiro ele seria capaz de vender a casa. Por dinheiro ALGUM ele seria capaz de vender a casa. e. Com uma SIMPLES dose do medicamento ficou curada. Com uma dose SIMPLES do medicamento ficou curada. Pergunta 2 No trecho “os jovens estão mais ágeis que seus pais”, temos: a. um superlativo relativo de superioridade; b. um comparativo de igualdade; c. um superlativo absoluto; d. um comparativo de superioridade; e. um superlativo analítico de ágil. Pergunta 3 Faça a correspondência entre as colunas: a) Cardinal ( ) Fernanda comeu um terço da torta. b) Ordinal ( ) Esse filme é de segunda categoria. c) Multiplicativo ( ) Lucas agora tem o dobro de trabalho na escola. d) Fracionário ( ) Maria e Ana convidaram seis amigas para jantar em sua casa. ( ) Aproximadamente cinquenta mães participaram da reunião. 1 d, b, c, a, a 2 b, a, c, c, a 3 d, b, c, a, b 4 c, d, c, a, a 5 b, c, a, d, a Pergunta 4 Assinale a alternativa em que o adjetivo que caracteriza o substantivo seja explicativo: a. dia chuvoso; b. água morna; c. moça bonita; d. fogo quente; e. lua cheia.
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Boa noite, por favor, se alguém puder me ajudar, eu agradeço! Pergunta 1 Mark the alternative that presents only examples of the Genitive Case. a. (1) Mary’s brother started to study abroad; (2) Frank’s traveled to Boston on business; (3) Jane and Bob’s car was stolen last night in front of their house. b. (1) Mary’s writing a new letter to her parents; (2) Peter’s coming tonight; (3) She’s beautiful. c. (1) He’s bought a new apartment downtown; (2) My father’s car is at the mechanic; (3) Susan’s development in algebra is fantastic. d. (1) My boss’s car is parked over there; (2) Her sister’s boyfriend is from Mexico; (3) Today’s class is starting right now. e. (1) Mary’s children don’t study Spanish; (2) My brother’s new winter clothes are kept in the closet; (3) Bob’s just thrown the documents away. Pergunta 2 Mark the alternative that does not present an example of the Genitive Case. a. The global economy is the single biggest factor in driving international trade. More than at any time in history, the U.S. economic outlook and growth is linked directly to China’s economic performance and, especially in the current environment, the economy in Europe. Among the key economic indicators critical in determining the course of international trade are retail sales, housing reports, employment reports, consumer sentiment and manufacturing. Disponível em: http://www.joc.com/economy-watch?gclid=CL3FzNzy8MACFbTm7AodkQIAmg. Acesso em: b. The Obama administration’s new cyber-security framework could become the new standard in guarding personal and corporate information. Disponível em: http://www.joc.com/economy-watch?gclid=CL3FzNzy8MACFbTm7AodkQIAmg. Acesso em: c. China’s factory output and total new orders in July rose to their highest levels since March last year, improving the operating conditions of mainland manufacturers and supporting carrier predictions of third quarter container volume increases in the seasonal build up to Christmas. Disponível em: http://www.joc.com/economy-watch?gclid=CL3FzNzy8MACFbTm7AodkQIAmg. Acesso em: d. India’s merchandise exports in August rose 2.35 percent year-over-year to $26.95 billion, the lowest growth rate in five months. Disponível em: http://www.joc.com/economy-watch?gclid=CL3FzNzy8MACFbTm7AodkQIAmg. Acesso em: e. Tomorrow’s a mystery. Pergunta 3 Which sentence is not an example of the Genitive Case? Mark the right alternative: a. Their father’s shoes are under the chair. b. For God’s sake! Stop shouting! c. He’s bringing good news. d. Mary’s hat and scarf are on the hanger. e. David’s graduation is going to take place next December. Pergunta 4 Read the sentences and mark the alternative that presents only examples of the Genitive Case. I. Mary’s coming to have dinner with us. II. Helen’s traveled to Paris. III. Most of Shakespeare’s sonnets speak about love and physical beauty. IV. Today’s class is about the Genitive Case in English. V. Bob’s happy and satisfied with his new job. Mark the right alternative: a. Only I, II and V are correct. b. Only II, III and IV are correct. c. Only III and IV are correct. d. Only II, IV and V are correct. e. Only I and V are correct.
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Boa noite, me ajudem, por favor! Pergunta 1 Mark the alternative that presents only examples of the Genitive Case. a. (1) Mary’s brother started to study abroad; (2) Frank’s traveled to Boston on business; (3) Jane and Bob’s car was stolen last night in front of their house. b. (1) Mary’s writing a new letter to her parents; (2) Peter’s coming tonight; (3) She’s beautiful. c. (1) He’s bought a new apartment downtown; (2) My father’s car is at the mechanic; (3) Susan’s development in algebra is fantastic. d. (1) My boss’s car is parked over there; (2) Her sister’s boyfriend is from Mexico; (3) Today’s class is starting right now. e. (1) Mary’s children don’t study Spanish; (2) My brother’s new winter clothes are kept in the closet; (3) Bob’s just thrown the documents away. Pergunta 2 Mark the alternative that does not present an example of the Genitive Case. a. The global economy is the single biggest factor in driving international trade. More than at any time in history, the U.S. economic outlook and growth is linked directly to China’s economic performance and, especially in the current environment, the economy in Europe. Among the key economic indicators critical in determining the course of international trade are retail sales, housing reports, employment reports, consumer sentiment and manufacturing. Disponível em: http://www.joc.com/economy-watch?gclid=CL3FzNzy8MACFbTm7AodkQIAmg. Acesso em: b. The Obama administration’s new cyber-security framework could become the new standard in guarding personal and corporate information. Disponível em: http://www.joc.com/economy-watch?gclid=CL3FzNzy8MACFbTm7AodkQIAmg. Acesso em: c. China’s factory output and total new orders in July rose to their highest levels since March last year, improving the operating conditions of mainland manufacturers and supporting carrier predictions of third quarter container volume increases in the seasonal build up to Christmas. Disponível em: http://www.joc.com/economy-watch?gclid=CL3FzNzy8MACFbTm7AodkQIAmg. Acesso em: d. India’s merchandise exports in August rose 2.35 percent year-over-year to $26.95 billion, the lowest growth rate in five months. Disponível em: http://www.joc.com/economy-watch?gclid=CL3FzNzy8MACFbTm7AodkQIAmg. Acesso em: e. Tomorrow’s a mystery. Pergunta 3 Which sentence is not an example of the Genitive Case? Mark the right alternative: a. Their father’s shoes are under the chair. b. For God’s sake! Stop shouting! c. He’s bringing good news. d. Mary’s hat and scarf are on the hanger. e. David’s graduation is going to take place next December. Pergunta 4 Read the sentences and mark the alternative that presents only examples of the Genitive Case. I. Mary’s coming to have dinner with us. II. Helen’s traveled to Paris. III. Most of Shakespeare’s sonnets speak about love and physical beauty. IV. Today’s class is about the Genitive Case in English. V. Bob’s happy and satisfied with his new job. Mark the right alternative: a. Only I, II and V are correct. b. Only II, III and IV are correct. c. Only III and IV are correct. d. Only II, IV and V are correct. e. Only I and V are correct.
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Boa noite, preciso de ajuda.Estas perguntas são sobre Gerund, Infinitive and Bare Infinitive. Alguém pode me auxiliar, por gentileza?Obrigada! Pergunta 1 Read attentively the following passage and complete the gaps with either the Gerund, the Infinitive or the Bare Infinitive. Della stopped (1) __________________ and she washed her face. She stood by the window, and looked out at a grey cat on a grey wall in the grey road. Tomorrow would (2) ___________ Christmas Day, and she had only one dollar and eighty-seven cents (3) ________________ Jim a Christmas present. Her Jim. She wanted very much (4) _______________ him something really fine, something to show how much she loved him. Mark the right alternative: a. (1) to cry; (2) to be; (3) to buy; (4) to buy b. (1) crying; (2) to be; (3) to buy; (4) buying c. (1) crying; (2) be; (3) to buy; (4) buy d. (1) crying; (2) be; (3) to buy; (4) to buy e. (1) cry; (2) be; (3) buying; (4) to buy Pergunta 2 Complete the gaps with either the Gerund, the Infinitive or the Bare Infinitive. (1) _____________ I love you is magic. (2) ___________ these magic words from time to time can revive the fire of love. Try (3) __________ these words not only in your marriage, but with everybody around you. You'll make a great difference in your relationship with others. Disponível em: http://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/reading-ten-romantic-ideas.php#.VCXGHmddXkU. Acesso em: 26 set. 2014. Mark the right alternative: a. (1) to say; (2) to say; (3) to using b. (1) saying; (2) saying; (3) using c. (1) to say; (2) saying; (3) use d. (1) say; (2) say; (3) use e. (1) say; (2) saying; (3) to use
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Solicito ajuda com estas questões de Inglês, do Caso Genitivo. PERGUNTA 1 Read the sentences and mark the alternative that presents only examples of the Genitive Case. I. Mary’s coming to have dinner with us. II. Helen’s traveled to Paris. III. Most of Shakespeare’s sonnets speak about love and physical beauty. IV. Today’s class is about the Genitive Case in English. V. Bob’s happy and satisfied with his new job. Mark the right alternative: a. Only I, II and V are correct. b. Only II, III and IV are correct. c. Only III and IV are correct. d. Only II, IV and V are correct. e. Only I and V are correct. PERGUNTA 2 Mark the alternative that presents only examples of the Genitive Case. a. (1) Mary’s brother started to study abroad; (2) Frank’s traveled to Boston on business; (3) Jane and Bob’s car was stolen last night in front of their house. b. (1) Mary’s writing a new letter to her parents; (2) Peter’s coming tonight; (3) She’s beautiful. c. (1) He’s bought a new apartment downtown; (2) My father’s car is at the mechanic; (3) Susan’s development in algebra is fantastic. d. (1) My boss’s car is parked over there; (2) Her sister’s boyfriend is from Mexico; (3) Today’s class is starting right now. e. (1) Mary’s children don’t study Spanish; (2) My brother’s new winter clothes are kept in the closet; (3) Bob’s just thrown the documents away. PERGUNTA 3 Which sentence is not an example of the Genitive Case? Mark the right alternative: a. Their father’s shoes are under the chair. b. For God’s sake! Stop shouting! c. He’s bringing good news. d. Mary’s hat and scarf are on the hanger. e. David’s graduation is going to take place next December. PERGUNTA 4 Mark the alternative that does not present an example of the Genitive Case. a. The global economy is the single biggest factor in driving international trade. More than at any time in history, the U.S. economic outlook and growth is linked directly to China’s economic performance and, especially in the current environment, the economy in Europe. Among the key economic indicators critical in determining the course of international trade are retail sales, housing reports, employment reports, consumer sentiment and manufacturing. Disponível em: http://www.joc.com/economy-watch?gclid=CL3FzNzy8MACFbTm7AodkQIAmg. Acesso em: b. The Obama administration’s new cyber-security framework could become the new standard in guarding personal and corporate information. Disponível em: http://www.joc.com/economy-watch?gclid=CL3FzNzy8MACFbTm7AodkQIAmg. Acesso em: c. China’s factory output and total new orders in July rose to their highest levels since March last year, improving the operating conditions of mainland manufacturers and supporting carrier predictions of third quarter container volume increases in the seasonal build up to Christmas. Disponível em: http://www.joc.com/economy-watch?gclid=CL3FzNzy8MACFbTm7AodkQIAmg. Acesso em: d. India’s merchandise exports in August rose 2.35 percent year-over-year to $26.95 billion, the lowest growth rate in five months. Disponível em: http://www.joc.com/economy-watch?gclid=CL3FzNzy8MACFbTm7AodkQIAmg. Acesso em: e. Tomorrow’s a mystery.
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