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Modals e conditionals em diálogos

Dois diálogos para analisar o sentido de should have, might have, could e must, e o uso do third conditional para falar de arrependimentos.

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  • EM13LGG103 — Analisar, de maneira cada vez mais aprofundada, o funcionamento das linguagens, para interpretar e produzir criticamente discursos em textos de diversas semioses.

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1Dialogue 1: Emma and Jake

Read the dialogue and choose the correct answer.

You look tired

Emma: Hey, Jake. You look tired.

Jake: I am! I should have gone to bed earlier last night.

Emma: Why didn't you?

Jake: I was watching a documentary. It might have been boring to some people, but I loved it.

Emma: Maybe next time you could watch it earlier in the day.

Jake: Yeah... lesson learned!

1.Which modal verbs are used in the dialogue?

2.“I should have gone to bed earlier” expresses:

3.“It might have been boring to some people” expresses:

4.“You could watch it earlier in the day” is:

5.Which sentence gives similar advice using a different modal?

6.Which conditional sentence expresses Jake's regret more clearly?

2Dialogue 2: the late project

Read the dialogue and choose the correct answer.

The project

Teacher: If you had submitted your project on time, you would have received full credit.

Student: I know. I should have started it earlier.

Teacher: It's a learning experience. You'll do better next time.

Student: I will. I must manage my time better.

1.The teacher's first sentence is an example of the:

2.Which expression shows regret?

3.Which modal expresses strong obligation?

4.Rewrite “I should have started it earlier” in the present:

5.Why is the third conditional appropriate in this context?

3Your turn

Complete with the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.

1.If she (study) harder, she would have passed the test.

2.If we had left earlier, we (not / miss) the bus.

3.You (should / call) me yesterday. I was waiting!

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