Questões de Concursos | OAB | Enem | Vestibular

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Complete the blank space below:

______ yesterday he’s acting strange with me.

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Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

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Complete the sentence with one of the verbs below:

John used to _______ a lot when he was young, but now he prefers to stay at home.

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Complete the sentence with the correct verb form:

Hans ___________ at the library, that’s why he _________ with us right now.

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Complete with the correct preposition:

Where is Anna? She is waiting outside, _____ her car.

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Check the sequence that matches correctly the verb tenses with the following sentences:

I. I am writing an essay about global warming.

II. His father likes to watch football games.

III. He was a lovely grandfather

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Select the option that contains only ADVERBS:

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Check the sentence that contains the PRESENT PERFECT verb tense:

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Complete the sentence below.

Would you like to _______ dinner with me tomorrow night?

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Complete the sentence with the correct phrasal verb:

They _______ after seven years of marriage, what a pity.

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Answer question about the text below:

A US dentist who killed a lion in Zimbabwe says he regrets shooting the well-known animal. In a written statement, Walter Palmer insists that he thought he was on a legal hunt and that he "deeply regrets" his actions. Cecil the lion, known for his black mane, was about 13 years old, and a famous attraction for wildlife tourists in Zimbabwe. But earlier this month, it’s understood the big cat was tempted outside a national park using bait and allegedly shot with a bow and arrow by Palmer. "Cecil was collared. You may want to know what that means. Collared is an animal which is under surveillance and a GPS system which is being used for research, for different things…” Wildlife officials accused Mr Palmer of killing Cecil, without a permit, after paying $50,000 to two people who lured the beast to its death. "The person involved, or the offender, is a gentleman who is an American called Walter James Palmer. Walter James Palmer is the guy who came into the country around the beginning of this month of July and was enticed, we're not quite sure yet, to harvest this particular lion. The proper market value for this lion, which is a big treasure, would be around $100,000 US dollars.” Police in Zimbabwe say two people have been arrested and that Mr Palmer may also face poaching charges. If convicted, the two men would be required to pay $20,000 in compensation, but the court may impose an additional jail term. According to the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority, investigations show that the killing of Cecil was illegal because the land owner was not allocated a lion on his hunting quota for 2015. Lions are not a protected species in Zimbabwe. The country issues annual permits allowing foreign hunters to kill wildlife like elephant, buffalo and lion, and say doing so allows it to raise money for conservation. (Source:www.ondemandnews.com)<... the reading of the text, check T (true) or F (false) and check the correct sequence:

( ) The lion was killed in US.

( ) Walter James Palmer is an investigator of the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority.

( ) It’s illegal to kill any lion in Zimbabwe.

( ) Foreigners can receive a permit to kill buffalos in Zimbabwe.

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A US dentist who killed a lion in Zimbabwe says he regrets shooting the well-known animal. In a written statement, Walter Palmer insists that he thought he was on a legal hunt and that he "deeply regrets" his actions. Cecil the lion, known for his black mane, was about 13 years old, and a famous attraction for wildlife tourists in Zimbabwe. But earlier this month, it’s understood the big cat was tempted outside a national park using bait and allegedly shot with a bow and arrow by Palmer. "Cecil was collared. You may want to know what that means. Collared is an animal which is under surveillance and a GPS system which is being used for research, for different things…” Wildlife officials accused Mr Palmer of killing Cecil, without a permit, after paying $50,000 to two people who lured the beast to its death. "The person involved, or the offender, is a gentleman who is an American called Walter James Palmer. Walter James Palmer is the guy who came into the country around the beginning of this month of July and was enticed, we're not quite sure yet, to harvest this particular lion. The proper market value for this lion, which is a big treasure, would be around $100,000 US dollars.” Police in Zimbabwe say two people have been arrested and that Mr Palmer may also face poaching charges. If convicted, the two men would be required to pay $20,000 in compensation, but the court may impose an additional jail term. According to the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority, investigations show that the killing of Cecil was illegal because the land owner was not allocated a lion on his hunting quota for 2015. Lions are not a protected species in Zimbabwe. The country issues annual permits allowing foreign hunters to kill wildlife like elephant, buffalo and lion, and say doing so allows it to raise money for conservation. (Source:www.ondemandnews.com)<... of the following options can substitute the verb “regrets”, at line 1, without changing its meaning in text?

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A US dentist who killed a lion in Zimbabwe says he regrets shooting the well-known animal. In a written statement, Walter Palmer insists that he thought he was on a legal hunt and that he "deeply regrets" his actions. Cecil the lion, known for his black mane, was about 13 years old, and a famous attraction for wildlife tourists in Zimbabwe. But earlier this month, it’s understood the big cat was tempted outside a national park using bait and allegedly shot with a bow and arrow by Palmer. "Cecil was collared. You may want to know what that means. Collared is an animal which is under surveillance and a GPS system which is being used for research, for different things…” Wildlife officials accused Mr Palmer of killing Cecil, without a permit, after paying $50,000 to two people who lured the beast to its death. "The person involved, or the offender, is a gentleman who is an American called Walter James Palmer. Walter James Palmer is the guy who came into the country around the beginning of this month of July and was enticed, we're not quite sure yet, to harvest this particular lion. The proper market value for this lion, which is a big treasure, would be around $100,000 US dollars.” Police in Zimbabwe say two people have been arrested and that Mr Palmer may also face poaching charges. If convicted, the two men would be required to pay $20,000 in compensation, but the court may impose an additional jail term. According to the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority, investigations show that the killing of Cecil was illegal because the land owner was not allocated a lion on his hunting quota for 2015. Lions are not a protected species in Zimbabwe. The country issues annual permits allowing foreign hunters to kill wildlife like elephant, buffalo and lion, and say doing so allows it to raise money for conservation. (Source:www.ondemandnews.com)<... option has NOT a synonym of the word “impose” (line 25)?

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A US dentist who killed a lion in Zimbabwe says he regrets shooting the well-known animal. In a written statement, Walter Palmer insists that he thought he was on a legal hunt and that he "deeply regrets" his actions. Cecil the lion, known for his black mane, was about 13 years old, and a famous attraction for wildlife tourists in Zimbabwe. But earlier this month, it’s understood the big cat was tempted outside a national park using bait and allegedly shot with a bow and arrow by Palmer. "Cecil was collared. You may want to know what that means. Collared is an animal which is under surveillance and a GPS system which is being used for research, for different things…” Wildlife officials accused Mr Palmer of killing Cecil, without a permit, after paying $50,000 to two people who lured the beast to its death. "The person involved, or the offender, is a gentleman who is an American called Walter James Palmer. Walter James Palmer is the guy who came into the country around the beginning of this month of July and was enticed, we're not quite sure yet, to harvest this particular lion. The proper market value for this lion, which is a big treasure, would be around $100,000 US dollars.” Police in Zimbabwe say two people have been arrested and that Mr Palmer may also face poaching charges. If convicted, the two men would be required to pay $20,000 in compensation, but the court may impose an additional jail term. According to the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority, investigations show that the killing of Cecil was illegal because the land owner was not allocated a lion on his hunting quota for 2015. Lions are not a protected species in Zimbabwe. The country issues annual permits allowing foreign hunters to kill wildlife like elephant, buffalo and lion, and say doing so allows it to raise money for conservation. (Source:www.ondemandnews.com)<... the sequence of words from the text that are all from the same grammatical class.

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Choose the sentence that is grammatically correct: