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➧ QUESTÃO – (ESCOLA NAVAL-2017/2018)
➧ Todos sabem, mas nunca canso de dizer: LÍNGUA INGLESA USADA NAS PROVAS MILITARES É UMA ASSUNTO COMPLEXO, VOCÊ TEM QUESTÕES DE GRAMÁTICA AVANÇADA E DE INTERPRETAÇÃO DE TEXTO QUE EXIGEM CONHECIMENTO DE VOCABULÁRIO REFINADO. Então, só tem um jeito: TREINAMENTO COM RESOLUÇÃO DE PROVAS ANTERIORES.
Analyze these sentences.
I - Sheriff Grady Judd decided to do something to cheer up young Daylin.
II - He came to
Daylin's house to bringing him a brand new bike and a helmet.
Ill - Daylin
thanked the man while he worked to making sure the helmet fit.
IV - Daylin
will be able to ride the bike after he finishes his medical treatment.
V - Sheriff
Grady Judd hopes this bike will help him enjoy to be a kid again.
Choose the correct option.
(A) Only I and
II are grammatically correct.
(B) Only I and
IV are grammatically correct.
(C) Only II and
Ill are grammatically correct.
(D) Only II and
IV are grammatically correct.
(E) Only II and V are grammatically correct.
Resposta: B |
➧ Questão sobre VERBOS COLANDO COM INFINITIVO & GERÚNDIO:
➧ BIZU FEROZ :
(1) TO DECIDE cola SÓ com infinitivo → DECIDE TO DO SOMETHING.
- In the end, we decided to go to the theatre. [Cambridge Dictionary]
(2) TO COME cola com infinitivo ou gerúndio → COME TO DO SOMETHING ou COME DOING SOMETHING.
- A man's coming to mend the boiler this afternoon. [Cambridge Dictionary]
- He came rushing over when I fell.[Cambridge Dictionary]
(3) TO THANK FOR cola com GERÚNDIO → THANK SOMEONE FOR DOING.
- I’d like to thank you for coming here tonight.[Cambridge Dictionary].
(4) TO BE ABLE TO cola com infinitivo → BE ABLE TO DO SOMETHING.
- Will she be able to cope with the work? [Cambridge Dictionary].
- I haven’t been able to get any more information. [Collins Dictionary]
- I'm sorry that I wasn't able to phone you yesterday. [Cambridge Dictionary]
(5) TO ENJOY cola com gerúndio → ENJOY DOING SOMETHING.
- I want to travel because I enjoy meeting people and seeing new places. [Cambridge Dictionary]
- I don’t enjoy going on holiday as much as I used to. [Macmillan Dictionary]
I - Sheriff Grady Judd decided to do something to cheer up young Daylin.
- CORRETA porque o verbo "decided" segue verbo no infinitivo (decided to do...to cheer up).
II - He came to Daylin's house to bringing him a brand new bike and a helmet.
- INCORRETA porque o verbo "came" segue verbo no infinitivo (came...to bring) ou verbo no gerúndio (came...bringing).
Ill - Daylin thanked the man while he worked to making sure the helmet fit.
- INCORRETA porque o verbo "thanked" cola com preposição FOR e segue verbo no gerúndio (thanked for...making sure).
IV - Daylin will be able to ride the bike after he finishes his medical treatment.
- CORRETA porque o verbo "decided" segue verbo no infinitivo (be able to ride).
V - Sheriff Grady Judd hopes this bike will help him enjoy to be a kid again.
- INCORRETA porque o verbo "enjoy" cola com gerúndio (enjoy being) e não com infinitivo.