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Question 1:

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Explain in your own words what a verb is and give three examples of verbs you know. Also, write a sentence using a verb in the present tense, another in the past, and another in the future. Remember that the verb must agree with the subject of the sentence.

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Question 2:

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In the story you read in today's class, the main character performed several actions. Write a paragraph describing three actions that the character performed. One action should be in the past, another in the present, and the third in the future. Identify and underline the verb in each sentence and indicate if it is in the past, present, or future. Remember, verbs are words that indicate action, state, or phenomenon.

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Question 3:

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Excerpt from the poem 'Cântico da Terra', by Cecília Meireles: 'The world is worth by the paths that finally lead to Time, and by the Time that measures the turns of thought.' Analyzing the excerpt from the poem 'Cântico da Terra', by Cecília Meireles, identify: 1) A verb in the present indicative. 2) A verb in the past indicative.

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Question 4:

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João loves to play with his friends and always creates new games. What is the correct verb form to complete the sentence: 'Yesterday, João _____ a new game with his friends.'?

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Question 5:

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Pedro loves playing with his friends at break time. Identify the verb tense in which the verb 'adorar' is in the presented context.

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