Exercício: Prova de Inglês: Escola Naval - 2016
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Mark the correct option.
(A) Beth got married with an American engineer last week.
(B) After 30 minutes standing in line, he was tired of waiting.
(C) The disadvantage in having a car is the need with insurance.
(D) During his high school years, he had always been good in math and chemistry.
(E) There are some differences of living in a house and living in a flat.
Olá pessoal, o gabarito dessa é a letra B), gostaria de saber o porquê de as outras estarem erradas. Obrigado!
(A) Beth got married with an American engineer last week.
(B) After 30 minutes standing in line, he was tired of waiting.
(C) The disadvantage in having a car is the need with insurance.
(D) During his high school years, he had always been good in math and chemistry.
(E) There are some differences of living in a house and living in a flat.
Olá pessoal, o gabarito dessa é a letra B), gostaria de saber o porquê de as outras estarem erradas. Obrigado!
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My educated guesses. If I am mistaken others will chime in and let us know.
[a] got married to (not married with).
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[c] need of insurance
[d] During his high school years, he had always been good in math and chemistry.
Should be "good at". If you say you are "good in something" it means behavior there, say if you are good in class you certainly behave in a meekly way there.
I was always good in math, but I raised hell in chemistry, perhaps that was the chemistry teacher hated me! Meaning, good in math and chemistry classes.
[e] there are some differences between living in a house and living in a flat.
I hope this helps!
[a] got married to (not married with).
married-with-x-married-to-qual-utilizar-t55799.html
[c] need of insurance
[d] During his high school years, he had always been good in math and chemistry.
Should be "good at". If you say you are "good in something" it means behavior there, say if you are good in class you certainly behave in a meekly way there.
I was always good in math, but I raised hell in chemistry, perhaps that was the chemistry teacher hated me! Meaning, good in math and chemistry classes.
[e] there are some differences between living in a house and living in a flat.
I hope this helps!