O plural de technology é:

O Inglês falado informalmente, a exemplo do que ocorre no Português, adota uma forma diferente, com abreviações e contrações que não alteram, porém, o sentido da palavra no texto. Na tirinha a seguir, assinale a opção que indica as duas palavras na fala dos personagens, que estão sendo utilizadas na informal contraction form:

Leia a frase a seguir, e em seguida, assinale a alternativa que representa um phrasal verb extraído da frase:

Complete a frase abaixo com o verbo adequado. “We ______ a mistake.”

Assinale a alternativa que apresenta uma frase gramaticalmente incorreta.

Considere a seguinte frase: “She was much smarter than ______ of her friends.”

Escolha a alternativa que corretamente completa a frase abaixo. “Is it _______ country in America?”

Considere a frase abaixo. “Peter painted his bedroom black. He _______ a different color.”

A: You konw, Kelvin, kids all over the world ............................... about environmental issues. Do you think we can help? What could we do? B: We ....................... a lot of things. For example, we are recycling our trash and we ......................... energy. Choose the best alternative to complete the dialogue.

Percy Bysshe Shelley wrote the preface to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein 1........ September 1817. It immediately alludes to a "Dr. (Erasmus) Darwin," which gives some medical and scientific credence to the novel that it might not have had. Percy Shelley also mentions the German philosophical writers who, 2........ the time, were experimenting 3 ............ novels that touched on the Gothic genre, the science fiction genre, and the medical genre. (https://www.cliffsnotes.com/literature/f/frankenstein/summary-and-analysis/preface-to-the-1817-edition) Which is the correct alternative to complete the text:

In British English the plural is used more often than in American English [...] Some words ending with “f, fe, if” change to “ves”, except:

Which is the correct passive voice of this sentence: ”He wrote this letter last week”.

A FLIGHT ANNOUNCEMENT 'Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. On behalf of British Island Airways, Captain Massey and his crew welcome you on board the Start Herald Flight to Southampton. Our flight time will be approximately forty-five minutes, and we shall be .................... to an altitude of eight thousand feet and cruising at a speed of two hundred and fifty miles per hour.' (from M. Underwood and P. Barr Listeners) Select the alternative to complete correctly the paragraph.

____ Christmas day many families gather ___ their grandparents' house.

Choose the correct option and complete the sentences: 1. I've _____ his mother at a meeting. 2. You've _____ your wallet on the ground. 3. They've ______ to the politician. 4. We've ______ too much chocolate cake.

The next sentence in the active voice is: Shoes are produced by that factory.

Helen asked us if the babies could think. The sentence in the direct speech would be:

Choose the option that is grammatically correct: 1. He carefully drives always his car. 2. He drives his car carefully always. 3. He always drives his car carefully. 4. He drives his car always carefully.

Choose the option that is grammatically correct: 1. I lived in Lisbon for ten years before moving to Porto. 2. I didn't bought this. 3. We didn't saw it coming. 4. The First World War began in 1914.

Which pair of plural isn´t correct?

Gives up is a phrasal verb. Which of these phrasal verbs has the wrong meaning?

Winner and dreamer have the suffix that indicates the one who does. In which example the suffix does not correspond to the meaning given:

When the authors choose the modal verb “can” to state that “the EFL classrooms can adopt a critical discursive view of reality”, they mean that schools have this

Another way of wording “there is nothing wrong” is:

The verb in “a great part of the discussions […] may happen” has the same meaning as

The word “eased” in “Since the stress involved in trying to understand a foreign language is eased” can be replaced without change of meaning by

The expression “as well as” in “as well as honors for Mahershala Ali as Best Supporting Actor and Nick Vallelonga” indicates

The pronoun in “its road” refers to

The verb phrase in “was riddled with missteps” is in the

The verb in “Shirley rebuffed these requests at the time” can be replaced by