Língua Inglesa

Língua InglesaVocabulário em contexto· 2009· INPI

In “sad brain, happy brain”, (letter 1), “sad” and “happy” are opposites. The option that contains a pair of opposites is:

Língua InglesaReferência pronominal· 2009· INPI

As far as reference is concerned, the correct correspondence is:

Língua InglesaInterpretação de texto em inglês· 2009· INPI

The excerpt below that best explains the title of the article is:

Língua InglesaInterpretação de texto em inglês· 2009· INPI

The excerpt below that best explains the title of the article is:

Língua InglesaConectivos de contraste e concessão· 2008· CVM

Linking words are used to provide different semantic ideas. In the sentence below, the word “despite” carries in itself an idea of: Despite the potential for conflict, both Mr Bush and Mr Obama have stressed their willi…

Língua InglesaInterpretação de texto em inglês· 2008· CVM

The main purpose of the text is to:

Língua InglesaPhrasal verbs· 2008· CVM

In paragraph 4, “to shore up the economy” means:

Língua InglesaExpressões idiomáticas· 2008· CVM

In paragraph 9, the idiom “take something to heart” means:

Língua InglesaFormação de palavras – prefixos e sufixos· 2008· CVM

The suffix “-ship” appears in “bipartisanship” (p. 8). The only word that also forms a noun ending in “-ship” is:

Língua InglesaSinônimos· 2008· CVM

Choose the option that contains a correct correspondence:

Língua InglesaParáfrase e reescrita de frases· 2008· CVM

The following sentence was extracted from the text. “I think he feels like he has a real mandate for change. We need to get off the course that the Bush administration has set.” The best paraphrase of the excerpt above…

Língua InglesaConectivos e relações de sentido· 2007· ANAC

- since in “since most aviation English” (l. 61) has the same meaning as the underlined word in:

Língua InglesaConectivos e relações de sentido· 2007· ANAC

- due to in “due tosevere economic ramifications” introduces a(n):

Língua InglesaVocabulário em contexto· 2007· ANAC

- In “to prevent the plane”, the underlined word means:

Língua InglesaExpressões idiomáticas· 2007· ANAC

- The expression At stake in “At stake are careers” (l. 5) can be replaced by:

Língua InglesaEnglish for Specific Purposes· 2007· ANAC

- The writer suggests that placing pilots and controllers in the same classroom would foster:

Língua InglesaVocabulário em contexto· 2007· ANAC

When there is a leak in information (l. 6), this means information has been:

Língua InglesaVocabulário em contexto· 2007· ANAC

The underlined word in “threatening objects” (l. 7) suggests these objects are:

Língua InglesaOrganização do texto e função de parágrafos· 2007· ANAC

- According to the text, law in civil aviation is mostly based on:

Língua InglesaTempos verbais· 2007· ANAC

In the title, the verb makes a reference to something that: