(Originais Teachy 2024) - Question Medium of English

In the excerpt "São as afeições como as vidas, que não há mais certo sinal de haverem de durar pouco, que terem durado muito" (l.2 and 3), two occurrences of the word "que" are highlighted. Although the word is the same, in these occurrences, the term in question indicates distinct semantic values. These values are respectively

The naturalistic prose incorporates conceptions generated by scientism and determinism. In the excerpt, the scene of torture of Bom Crioulo reproduces these conceptions expressed by the work.

Whether day or night, what does it matter, everything makes me smile. Dead tree and yet, still blooming. - Carlos Drummond de Andrade Considering the excerpt above, from the poem 'Dead Tree' by Carlos Drummond de Andrade, answer the following questions: 1) Identify a lexical substitution present in the excerpt and explain how it contributes to the construction of the poem's meaning. 2) How do you imagine this excerpt could be rewritten in a colloquial register of spoken language? Highlight the main differences between the original version and your rewritten version.

Identify and explain the rule of using the letter 'h' in Portuguese words that start with this grapheme, considering both words with silent 'h' and words with 'h' followed by a vowel. Also, discuss the historical origin of the presence of this letter in the Portuguese language and its role in faithfully representing the etymology of words. To exemplify, mention 5 words with silent 'h' and 5 words with 'h' followed by a vowel, explaining the particularities of each group regarding pronunciation and the use of 'h'.