27. Choose the correct pair of words to complete the sentence below.
When my car is really dirty, I get a professional ___________ (wash) it at Jake’s Car Wash. Your car needs ___________________(wash). You should take it there.
to wash / to be washed
wash / washing
to be washed / washed
washing / to wash
29. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
“Do you want a glass of water?” Elena asked.
Elena asked me if I wanted a glass of water
Elena asked whether wanted a glass of water.
Elena asked me if I wanting a glass of water.
Elenas asked to me if I wanted a drink of water.
30. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
Mike claimed that I had stolen his wallet.
Mike accused me to steal his wallet
Mike accused me of stealing his wallet
Mike accused me for stealing his wallet
Mike accused me by stealing his wallet
31. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
“He is spending too much money on video games these days,” his father said.
He is believed to be spending too much money on video games these days.
He is being believed to be spending too much money on video games these days.
He believes he is spending too much money on video games these days.
34. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
I ate way too much at the Italian restaurant last night. I don’t think I can eat breakfast this morning.
If I hadn’t eaten so much last night, I would be able to eat breakfast.
If I ate too much last night, I would be able to eat breakfast.
If I hadn’t eaten so much last night, I wouldn’t be able to have breakfast.
36. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
She was concentrating so hard on her work that she didn’t notice when I came in.
She was so wrapped in on what she was doing she didn't notice when I came in.
She was so wrapped up in what she was doing that she didn’t notice when I came in.
She was too wrapped by what she was doing that she did notice when I came in.
37. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
Suzanne is far superior to me in terms of technical knowledge.
When it comes to technical knowledge I am no match for Suzanne.
Suzanne is no match to me when it comes to technical knowledge.
I can match Suzanne when it comes to technical knowledge.
38. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
I promised him that the situation would not be repeated in the future.
I gave my word that there would be a repetition of the situation in the future.
I gave my word that there would be no repetition of the situation in the future.
I gave no word of there being a repetition of the situation in the future.
39. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
Ineffective treatment of customers creates a bad impression of the company.
Treating customers with a lack for respect creates a bad impression of the company.
Treating customers with a lack towards respect creates a bad impression of the company.
Treating customers with a lack of respect creates a bad impression of the company.
40. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
I don’t know why Fred made such an extraordinary decision.
I don’t know what prompted Fred to make such a decision.
I don’t know the prompt that made Fred make such a decision.
I don’t know what prompted Fred to making a such a decision.
When my car is really dirty, I get a professional ___________ (wash) it at Jake’s Car Wash. Your car needs ___________________(wash). You should take it there.
to wash / to be washed
wash / washing
to be washed / washed
washing / to wash
29. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
“Do you want a glass of water?” Elena asked.
Elena asked me if I wanted a glass of water
Elena asked whether wanted a glass of water.
Elena asked me if I wanting a glass of water.
Elenas asked to me if I wanted a drink of water.
30. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
Mike claimed that I had stolen his wallet.
Mike accused me to steal his wallet
Mike accused me of stealing his wallet
Mike accused me for stealing his wallet
Mike accused me by stealing his wallet
31. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
“He is spending too much money on video games these days,” his father said.
He is believed to be spending too much money on video games these days.
He is being believed to be spending too much money on video games these days.
He believes he is spending too much money on video games these days.
34. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
I ate way too much at the Italian restaurant last night. I don’t think I can eat breakfast this morning.
If I hadn’t eaten so much last night, I would be able to eat breakfast.
If I ate too much last night, I would be able to eat breakfast.
If I hadn’t eaten so much last night, I wouldn’t be able to have breakfast.
36. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
She was concentrating so hard on her work that she didn’t notice when I came in.
She was so wrapped in on what she was doing she didn't notice when I came in.
She was so wrapped up in what she was doing that she didn’t notice when I came in.
She was too wrapped by what she was doing that she did notice when I came in.
37. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
Suzanne is far superior to me in terms of technical knowledge.
When it comes to technical knowledge I am no match for Suzanne.
Suzanne is no match to me when it comes to technical knowledge.
I can match Suzanne when it comes to technical knowledge.
38. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
I promised him that the situation would not be repeated in the future.
I gave my word that there would be a repetition of the situation in the future.
I gave my word that there would be no repetition of the situation in the future.
I gave no word of there being a repetition of the situation in the future.
39. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
Ineffective treatment of customers creates a bad impression of the company.
Treating customers with a lack for respect creates a bad impression of the company.
Treating customers with a lack towards respect creates a bad impression of the company.
Treating customers with a lack of respect creates a bad impression of the company.
40. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
I don’t know why Fred made such an extraordinary decision.
I don’t know what prompted Fred to make such a decision.
I don’t know the prompt that made Fred make such a decision.
I don’t know what prompted Fred to making a such a decision.
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27. Choose the correct pair of words to complete the sentence below.
When my car is really dirty, I get a professional ___________ (wash) it at Jake’s Car Wash. Your car needs ___________________(wash). You should take it there.
to wash / to be washed
wash / washing
to be washed / washed
washing / to wash
29. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
“Do you want a glass of water?” Elena asked.
Elena asked me if I wanted a glass of water
Elena asked whether wanted a glass of water.
Elena asked me if I wanting a glass of water.
Elenas asked to me if I wanted a drink of water.
30. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
Mike claimed that I had stolen his wallet.
Mike accused me to steal his wallet
Mike accused me of stealing his wallet
Mike accused me for stealing his wallet
Mike accused me by stealing his wallet
31. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
“He is spending too much money on video games these days,” his father said.
He is believed to be spending too much money on video games these days.
He is being believed to be spending too much money on video games these days.
He believes he is spending too much money on video games these days.
34. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
I ate way too much at the Italian restaurant last night. I don’t think I can eat breakfast this morning.
If I hadn’t eaten so much last night, I would be able to eat breakfast.
If I ate too much last night, I would be able to eat breakfast.
If I hadn’t eaten so much last night, I wouldn’t be able to have breakfast.
36. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
She was concentrating so hard on her work that she didn’t notice when I came in.
She was so wrapped in on what she was doing she didn't notice when I came in.
She was so wrapped up in what she was doing that she didn’t notice when I came in.
She was too wrapped by what she was doing that she did notice when I came in.
37. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
Suzanne is far superior to me in terms of technical knowledge.
When it comes to technical knowledge I am no match for Suzanne.
Suzanne is no match to me when it comes to technical knowledge.
I can match Suzanne when it comes to technical knowledge.
38. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
I promised him that the situation would not be repeated in the future.
I gave my word that there would be a repetition of the situation in the future.
I gave my word that there would be no repetition of the situation in the future.
I gave no word of there being a repetition of the situation in the future.
39. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
Ineffective treatment of customers creates a bad impression of the company.
Treating customers with a lack for respect creates a bad impression of the company.
Treating customers with a lack towards respect creates a bad impression of the company.
Treating customers with a lack of respect creates a bad impression of the company.
40. Choose the correct answer. It must have the same meaning as the first sentence and be grammatically correct.
I don’t know why Fred made such an extraordinary decision.
I don’t know what prompted Fred to make such a decision.
I don’t know the prompt that made Fred make such a decision.
I don’t know what prompted Fred to making a such a decision.
Explicação:
Fazendo uso da interpretação textual em língua inglesa e do conhecimento de voz passiva, phrasal verbs e terceira condicional, pode-se responder as perguntas apresentadas da seguinte forma:
Interpretação, voz passiva, phrasal verbs e terceira condicional
Na questão 27, as palavras que preenchem as lacunas corretamente significam "para lavar" e "ser lavado". Levando em consideração o contexto, "eu peço a um profissional..." e "O seu carro precisa...", essas as opções que fazem sentido na frase.
Nas questões 29 e 31, temos que passar uma frase na voz ativa para a voz passiva:
Nas questões 37, 38 e 40, é preciso interpretar corretamente as alternativas para saber qual tem o mesmo significado da frase:
Nas questões 30, 36 e 39, é preciso conhecer os phrasal verbs que estão sendo utilizados:
Na questão 34, precisamos passar a frase para a terceira condicional, cuja estrutura é "If + sujeito + had/hadn't + verbo no past participle + complemento, sujeito + would/wouldn't + verbo no simple present + complemento.":
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