Choose the option in which the final S in all the words, extracted from the text, are pronounced the same way.

According to the text it’s INCORRECT to say that:

Choose the option in which the S in both sentences has the same syntactic meaning:

Mark the CORRECT option:

Crystal (2003, p.164) defines code-switching as “the process in which people rely simultaneously on two or more languages to communicate with each oth...

Under the assumptions of Almeida & Souza (2017), Text 3 presents a possible implementation of a multimodal approach in an EFL classrooms because

The words “monitoring” (paragraph 1, line 2), “leaving” (paragraph 2, line 1), “meeting” (paragraph 2, line 2), “citing” (paragraph 4, line 5) and “pr...

Some prefixes in English imply a negative meaning to the words to which they are added. By doing so, like in “unsolved” (paragraph 1, line 1), ‘UN’ gi...

The word-formation patterns in the words “investigation” (paragraph 1, line 3), “inefficiency” (paragraph 3, line 1), “indication” (paragraph 4, line ...

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