Base dudow 052 2000 – Questão 75
Linguagens / Inglês / Tenses / The present perfect tense
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b) “providing the group with ample material for jokes.” (ref.2)
c) “I knew perfectly well what it felt like to be mocked myself.” (ref.4)
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b) Adults are expected by teens to act moody.
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Jeffrey Burgdorf discovered that
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Which alternative below presents the same sentence structure?
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b) The coach is at the end of the train.
c) I kept my mouth shut.
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e) He was a rather strong man.