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Questão 40 — Língua Inglesa: Formas Contraídas

Língua Inglesa Formas Contraídas

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Texto-base:
Charles Lindbergh’s achievement
1 On 20th May 1927 a small fixed-wing single-
engined aeroplane loaded with its maximum capacity
of fuel (450 gallons) struggled to get airborne as it
bounced down the runway at Roosevelt Field, New
5 York. To avoid extra weight, the parachute, the radio
and even the brakes had been removed by the
mechanic. At last it lifted off, just avoiding some
telephone wires, and disappeared into the distance.
Thirty hours later a hundred thousand Parisians
10 lined up at the Le Bourget Airport to wait for the
arrival of the plane. It was 10 o’clock at night.
Burning lanterns marked out the runway. Then came
the low-pitched sound of an engine and a wave of
excitement swept through the crowd. The Spirit of St.
15 Louis touched down and rolled to the end of the
runway. Out of the plane stepped a tall handsome
American – Charles Lindbergh. He’d just become the
first person to fly solo across the Atlantic, and he was
destined to become one of the most famous men in the
world.
GLOSSARY
get airborne – decolar
bounced – “deu um solavanco”
lined up – enfileiraram-se

In, Trecho entre aspas: He’d just become the first person ... — a letra d de He’d está sublinhada. (line 17), the underlined letter is a contracted form of:
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