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In English morphology, derivational suffixes are used to create new words and may change the grammatical class of a base word. For example, the suffix -ness can transform an adjective into a noun.
Select the alternative that presents a correct example of a noun formed through the addition of the suffix -ness.
Select the alternative that presents a correct example of a noun formed through the addition of the suffix -ness.
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In reading comprehension, certain strategies help readers process texts more efficiently. One widely used strategy involves quickly examining titles, headings, keywords, and the general structure of a text in order to identify its main idea without reading every word.
Which reading strategy is described in this situation?
Which reading strategy is described in this situation?
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In English, the word “change” may have more than one meaning. It can refer to a modification or transformation in a situation. The sign in the image reads: “IF YOU FEAR CHANGE, LEAVE IT HERE.”
In this context, the sentence depends on the fact that the word “change” can also refer to:
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Prefeitura de Nova Odessa - SP
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In English pronunciation, the letter “g” may have two different sounds. For example, it has a hard sound /g/ in go and a soft sound /dʒ/ in giant.
Identify the group in which the letter “g” is pronounced with the soft sound /dʒ/.
Identify the group in which the letter “g” is pronounced with the soft sound /dʒ/.
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In the sentence “a friend called to inform him that the local river was about to overflow, ” the expression ‘was about to’ indicates that the river: