Início/Questões/Língua Inglesa/Questão 457941202500949“There's meaning in thy snores.”― William Shakespeare, The TempestWhat is the social use of the expression "ain't" in th...1457941202500949Ano: 2024Banca: Instituto Avança São PauloOrganização: Prefeitura de Caconde - SPDisciplina: Língua InglesaTemas: Aspectos Linguísticos“There's meaning in thy snores.”― William Shakespeare, The TempestWhat is the social use of the expression "ain't" in the English language?AFormality in business communications.BCommon usage in informal situations.CExclusive expression in literary contexts.DMandatory use in academic speeches.EOutdated and unused term.ResponderQuestões relacionadas para praticarQuestão 457941202482746Língua InglesaSelect the option that correctly completes the following sentence: If the government _______ (implement) stricter environmental policies last year, we...Questão 457941202493320Língua InglesaBased on the BBC report, what was the main legal instrument used by the Canadian government to end the Air Canada strike?Questão 457941202496473Língua InglesaThe expression “when pigs fly” means:Questão 457941202499014Língua InglesaIdentify the verb tense used in the sentence below.“We are preparing the documents right now.”Questão 457941202499017Língua InglesaChoose the option that correctly rewrites the sentence in the passive voice, preserving its original meaning.“The administration reviewed all academic...Questão 457941202499094Língua InglesaThe passage can be classified as a text of which predominant type?Questão 457941202499099Língua InglesaWhich of the following word pairs exemplifies a contrast based specifically on vowel quality in English phonology?Questão 457941202499277Língua Inglesa"Call me Ishmael. Some years ago - never mind how long precisely - having little or no money in my purse, and nothing particular to interest me on sho...Questão 457941202499474Língua InglesaAccording to the text, which of the following is NOT an environmental damage caused by the global warming?Questão 457941202502876Língua InglesaThe pronunciation of the past tense ending "-ed" in the word "watched" /wɒtʃt/ is the same as in: