Questões sobre Gramática

#Questão 487868 - Língua Inglesa, Gramática, ESAF, 2004, IPEA, Técnico de Planejamento e Pesquisa (Prova 1

Leia o texto abaixo a fim de responder às questões 26 a 30:

"Os últimos indicadores de atividades têm sido mais favoráveis".

A) Have been more sensible.

B) Had been more optimistic.

C) Would be absolutely gloomy.

D) Have been more favourable.

E) Will be less pessimistic.

#Questão 487872 - Língua Inglesa, Gramática, ESAF, 2004, CGU, Analista de Finanças e Controle AFC (Prova 1

Read the text below in order to answer questions 21 to 24:

In paragraph 2, Germany and France are referred to as

A)

countries which have failed to follow fiscal rules.

B)

leading forces within the European Central Bank.

C)

countries which brought their deficits below 3%.

D)

members of a coming European Union.

E)

countries whose fiscal balance is remarkable.

#Questão 487859 - Língua Inglesa, Gramática, NCE, 2004, MAPA, Fiscal Federal Agropecuário

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 15 TO 17:

The verb form in "has never been reported" (l.15) is in the same form as the verb in:

A) He has been planting corn;

B) The wind was soon gone;

C) They have been asked to leave;

D) The disease has hit the country;

E) She has planted some soybeans.

#Questão 488466 - Língua Inglesa, Gramática, CESGRANRIO, 2004, BNDES, Advogado

Check the option which DOES NOT have a verb in the passive voice.

A)

"... the single European currency was launched in 1999," (lines 5-6)

B)

"…but are expected to grow by only 0.5% this year..." (line 17)

C)

"The dollar used to be buoyant because investors expected to make more from dollar assets..." (lines 22- 23)

D)

"… companies' pricing power has been eroded around the world." (lines 62-63)

E)

"According to a study cited in the report," (line 66)

#Questão 488468 - Língua Inglesa, Gramática, CESGRANRIO, 2004, BNDES, Advogado

Check the only item that DOES NOT contain an adjective used in the comparative form.

A)

"It may seem curious that the dollar is falling when America is enjoying a remarkable burst of growth and Europe looks far less lively." (lines 10-12)

B)

"The dollar used to be buoyant because investors expected to make more from dollar assets than from those denominated in other currencies." (lines 22-24)

C)

"A rise in the euro against the dollar causes exports from European firms to become more expensive relative to American ones," (lines 41-43)

D)

"Similarly, American firms' products become relatively cheaper, both for Americans and for foreign buyers." (lines 44-45)

E)

"But there is reason to think that these days currency movements are not as effective as they once were in bringing economies into balance." (lines 55-57)

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