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Question 1:

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In the poem 'Os Sapos' by Manuel Bandeira, it is possible to observe several examples of subordinate adjective and adverbial clauses that enrich the text and contribute to its stylistic effect. Analyze a passage from the poem and identify two clauses: one subordinate adjective and one subordinate adverbial. Then, classify them as restrictive, explanatory, causal, temporal, or conditional. Justify your answer and comment on the impact of subordinating conjunctions on the meaning of the chosen passage.

Subordinating Conjunctions: Compound Sentences by Subordination and Adjective and Adverbial Subordinate Clauses

Question 2:

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Read the following excerpt from a passage of a tale: 'She arrived at school when everyone had already left, as the traffic was terrible, and the rain didn't help.' Based on the presented excerpt, identify the adverbial clause and classify it according to its type:

Subordinating Conjunctions: Compound Sentences by Subordination and Adjective and Adverbial Subordinate Clauses

Question 3:

Medium

Identify and classify the subordinate clauses present in the poem 'Sonnet of Fidelity' by Vinicius de Moraes, according to the existing types.

Subordinating Conjunctions: Compound Sentences by Subordination and Adjective and Adverbial Subordinate Clauses

Question 4:

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Read the following excerpt, taken from a contemporary novel, and identify and classify the subordinate clauses that appear in the sentence. Based on the analysis of the subordinate clauses, discuss how they contribute to the overall meaning of the text, considering both the expansion of information and the expression of circumstances that affect the meaning of the terms they relate to.

Subordinating Conjunctions: Compound Sentences by Subordination and Adjective and Adverbial Subordinate Clauses

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Question 5:

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Read the excerpt below, taken from a poem: 'She was such a beautiful girl, just like her brother.' In the highlighted excerpt, the clause that begins with 'just like' should be considered as:

Subordinating Conjunctions: Compound Sentences by Subordination and Adjective and Adverbial Subordinate Clauses

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