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“Men is much more likely to suffering a broken bone than women, according to research”.

The comparative and superlative forms in English compare and contrast different objects in English. Choose the right use then:

is an idiomatic phrase consisting of a verb and another element, typically either an adverb, as in , or a preposition, for example .

Nouns are words that represent things, places, ideas or people. For example: computer, Tom, Seattle, history are all nouns. Nouns can be both countable and uncountable. A countable noun is something you can count such as apples, books, cars, etc. An uncountable noun is something you can't count such as information, wine, or cheese. Mark the wrong sentence.

Time expressions that refer to the present, such as ,can be used with either past simple or present perfect verbs.

The basic rule for asking questions in English is straightforward: Invert the order of the subject and the first auxiliary verb. Mark the wrong sentence.

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“Though it are more difficult to write about my father than about my mother, since I spent less time with he and knew he less well, it is equally as liberating. Partly this is because writing about people help us to understand them, and understanding them helps us to accept them as part of ourselves. Since I sharing so many of my father’s characteristics, physical and otherwise, coming to terms with what he have meant to my life is crucial to a full acceptance and love.” (Adapted from Father, by Alice Walker).

Choose a right translation for the fragment below into English:

“Ele era arrogante e eventualmente insensível”.

Choose a right translation for the fragment below into Portuguese:

“He looked now for the most exquisite dishes”.

“I have missed you, though I have enjoyed your written stories”. This highlighted fragment is a case of “present perfect”, so we can say that: