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A B C D E 1 Marcar para revisão What is the predicate of the following sentence "America is the new world"? The new world. World. Is. New. Is the new world. Questão 1 de 7 Em branco (7) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Finalizar exercícios Lista de exercícios Syntactic Functions Sair e finalizar depois A B C D E 2 Marcar para revisão What is the syntactic function (type) of the verb in "the man carried my suitcases"? Transitive verb. Ditransitive verb. Linking verb. Complex transitive verb. Intransitive verb. 3 Marcar para revisão What is the syntactic function (type) of the underlined verb in "Clarice Lispector is a Brazilian novelist"? A B C D E A B Verb predicator. Ditransitive verb. Passive voice. Predicate. Linking verb. 4 Marcar para revisão What is the predicator of the sentence "Italy's Government faced a crisis in the Middle of Pandemic? Italy's Government. A crisis. C D E A B C In the Middle of Pandemic. Middle. Faced. 5 Marcar para revisão What is the subject of this sentence: "Every day Alice's father came home late, because of his two jobs"? Alice's father. Every day. Father. D E A B C His two jobs. Alice. 6 Marcar para revisão In modern syntactic studies, intransitive verbs can be divided in two groups: unergative and unaccusative. There are many ways for distinguishing them and the subject semantic role is one of them: subjects of unergative verbs are usually agents, whereas subjects of unnacusative are not. Based on it, what is the option with an unaccusative verb? My oldest son can run really fast. I walked through the woods. His poor child fell. D E A B C My mother sang all night long. It¿s raining cats and dogs. 7 Marcar para revisão Adverbials can be placed at the beginning or end of sentences. One-word adverbials, such as 'Perhaps' are placed at the beginning. When adverbials initiate the sentence, however, the whole sentence is modified. Bearing this information in mind, which meaning is the sentence-initial adverbial conveying in the following sentence: "Hopefully I can be a doctor"? Probability. Desirability. Presumption. D E Usuality. Manner.