Consider the statements below about English grammar. Mark each one as True (T) or False (F):

(__)Modal auxiliary verbs, such as can, may, and must, do not change according to the subject and express meanings such as ability, permission, and obligation.

(__)Phrasal verbs always have literal and predictable meanings that can be easily inferred from the verb and the particle.

(__)Prepositions and adverbs perform the same grammatical function in all contexts, even when expressing time, manner, or place.

Choose the alternative that presents the correct sequence:

Which of the following best describes a key principle of the Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) approach when teaching English in basic education?

Match the items in Column B to the corresponding concepts in Column A regarding sentence relationships and forms of speech representation:

Column A: concepts

1.Direct speech

2.Reported speech

3.Discourse markers

Column B: descriptions

(__)Words used to organize ideas in a text, signaling contrast, consequence, addition, or sequence.

(__)A structure in which the speaker's exact words are reproduced without grammatical changes.

(__)A structure that requires changes in pronouns, verb tenses, and time expressions when reporting someone's speech.

Choose the alternative that presents the correct association between the columns:

Na frase "She understood the instructions clearly", o vocábulo destacado apresenta a classe e tradução seguintes:

No enunciado "This book is mine", o termo destacado possui a seguinte classificação e equivalência semântica:

No trecho "I will call you later", observa-se o seguinte uso e tradução para o português:

No segmento "They bought a new car yesterday", o termo destacado apresenta a seguinte classificação e tradução:

No enunciado "She quickly solved the problem", a palavra destacada apresenta a seguinte classe gramatical e tradução para o português:

In “I'm not half the man I used to be,” the expression most effectively conveys a:

In the line “Now I long for yesterday,” which option is the most precise synonym for long as used in the lyric’s emotional context?