1. LOOK THE SENTENCE: We usually go shopping on Saturdays.THE ADVERBY USUALLY CAN HAVE THE SENSE OF:

a) Activities with a frequency equal that sometimes

b) Activities with a frequency less that always

c) Activities with a frequency equal that occasionally

d) None of them

2. WHAT OF THESE OPTIONS IS NOT A DEFINITE FREQUENCY ADVERB?

a) Hourly

b) Rarely

c) Yearly

d) Weekly

3. OBSERVE A FRASE ABAIXO E INDIQUE SE OS ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY ENTRE PARENTESES SÃO DEFINIDOS OU INDEFINIDOS: Richard play baseball (once) or (twice) a year, but your brother Fred play (usually).

A) DEFINITE/ DEFINITE/ DEFINITE

B) DEFINITE/ INDEFINITE/ DEFINITE

C) INDEFINITE/ DEFINITE/ INDEFINITE

D) DEFINITE/ DEFINITE/ INDEFINITE

4. WHAT SENTENCE HAS AN EXAMPLE OF COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVE?

A) This drink is the coldest in the restaurant

B) My house is the most beautiful in the street

C) This tv is the most expensive in the store

D) Hellen more intelligent than Tina

5. LOOK THE SENTENCE: “Thomas’ toys are in the box”. Justify the rule of genitive case used.

A) Thomas é um substantivo que termina em s por isso só colocamos o apóstrofo

B) Quando o substantivo termina em consoante acrescentamos o apóstrofo

C) Quando o substantivo termina em s não se aplica nenhuma regra do genitive case

D) None of them