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Question 1:

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Based on the poem 'Caminhante' by Antonio Machado, answer the following:

Connectives: Conjunction and Preposition

Question 2:

Medium

In the middle of the road there was a stone, there was a stone in the middle of the road, there was a stone in the middle of the road, there was a stone.

Connectives: Conjunction and Preposition

Question 3:

Very Hard

In a context where a writer needs to create a dialogue between two characters for a scene in a play. The characters, a couple of young students, discuss their career choices and the challenges of balancing studies with work. The characters' lines should present a clear contrast between the possible consequences of their choices, using conjunctions and prepositions to highlight the opposition of ideas. Based on this context, create a short dialogue of maximum 10 lines, using at least 5 conjunctions and 5 prepositions, that emphasizes the disagreement between the characters and demonstrates an understanding of the use and function of each connector for textual cohesion.

Connectives: Conjunction and Preposition

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Question 4:

Medium

Based on the excerpt provided, analyze and answer: a) Identify the connectives present in the first verse, indicating whether they are prepositions or conjunctions, and explain the function of each in the context in which they are inserted. b) How do you interpret the use of the preposition 'por' in the second verse? Justify your answer based on the relationship that this preposition establishes between the parts of the text.

Connectives: Conjunction and Preposition

Question 5:

Hard

Identify and correct the errors of connectors, conjunctions, and prepositions in the following passage from the text 'O Cortiço', by Aluísio Azevedo, a naturalistic novel that addresses social relationships and biological determinism in Rio de Janeiro society in the 19th century: 'Not even the long years of living together had managed to wear down the differences that existed between them, in relation to their roots and life perspectives, because Brás Cubas, despite his noble descent, was a man devoid of fortune, while João Romão, son of a freed slave, had built his empire from nothing, thanks to his work and cunning.'

Connectives: Conjunction and Preposition

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