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1 Did you remember it’s April Fools Day today? My sister
loves playing jokes. At breakfast, she said, “Robert and
I _ going to elope! We’re going to Robben Island. It’s the
place where Nelson Mandela was in prison. My guidebook
5 say it is a “place forever connected with the fight for
freedom”. So, if you receive a phone call today about winning
the lottery or something, don’t get excited. It’s probably
an April Fools joke.
(taken from Stories worth reading)
GLOSSARY
to elope: fugir de casa secretamente para se casar.
The verb “get” (line 07), in the text, can be replaced by
1 Did you remember it’s April Fools Day today? My sister
loves playing jokes. At breakfast, she said, “Robert and
I _ going to elope! We’re going to Robben Island. It’s the
place where Nelson Mandela was in prison. My guidebook
5 say it is a “place forever connected with the fight for
freedom”. So, if you receive a phone call today about winning
the lottery or something, don’t get excited. It’s probably
an April Fools joke.
(taken from Stories worth reading)
GLOSSARY
to elope: fugir de casa secretamente para se casar.
The verb “get” (line 07), in the text, can be replaced by
Resolução comentada
'Get excited' equivale a 'become excited'.
Em 'don't get excited', 'get' é verbo de mudança de estado, com sentido de 'tornar-se'. Por isso pode ser trocado por 'become'.
Análise das alternativas
B) 'Stay' indica permanência. C) 'Have' indica posse. D) 'Need' indica necessidade.
Referência: Phrasal verbs e verbos de mudança de estado: get/become.
Resolução comentada do VaiConcursos.