Início/Questões/Língua Inglesa/Questão 457941205131587The company Le Hive justifies its decision to give its employees a half-day off to see the film by saying to “avoid sudd...1457941205131587Ano: 2023Banca: IFESOrganização: IFESDisciplina: Língua InglesaTemas: VocabulárioThe company Le Hive justifies its decision to give its employees a half-day off to see the film by saying to “avoid sudden sick leaves”. In Portuguese we could use an expression that defines this argumentation. Which one?AÁgua mole em pedra dura, tanto bate até que fura.BÉ melhor prevenir do que remediar.CMelhor um pássaro na mão do que dois voando.DNão deixe para amanhã aquilo que você pode fazer hoje.EA corda sempre arrebenta para o lado mais fraco.ResponderQuestões relacionadas para praticarQuestão 457941205131583Língua InglesaWhich sentences have a cause and effect relationship?Questão 457941205131586Língua InglesaChoose the best option in which expressions complete correctly the blanks in the first and second paragraph in the text considering semantic issues.Questão 457941205131589Língua InglesaThe sentences underlined in the text are in direct speech. Choose the option in which one of them is written CORRECTLY in INDIRECT speech.Questão 457941205131590Língua InglesaAbout the pronunciation of the words underlined in the poem, it’s INCORRECT to say that:Questão 457941205133088Língua InglesaBoth texts 1 and 2Questão 457941205133094Língua InglesaCrystal (2003, p.164) defines code-switching as “the process in which people rely simultaneously on two or more languages to communicate with each oth...Questão 457941205133095Língua InglesaConsidering Text 1 for analysing Text 2, we can infer that:Questão 457941205133099Língua InglesaThe words “monitoring” (paragraph 1, line 2), “leaving” (paragraph 2, line 1), “meeting” (paragraph 2, line 2), “citing” (paragraph 4, line 5) and “pr...Questão 457941205133102Língua InglesaChoose the option that DOES NOT correspond to Text 5.Questão 457941205133108Língua InglesaRead the following excerpt: Brian Paltridge (2012, p. 179) defines “English for Specific Purposes (ESP)” as “[…] the teaching of English as a second o...