In my first job in 1989, I earned (earn) \$16,380 annually, as a reporter for a newspaper in north Louisiana. If I could only get to \$25,000, I 1. (remember) thinking, life 2. $\qquad$ (be) a breeze. With a job change a few months later, I 3. $\qquad$ (jump) past \$27,000, and soon I 4. $\qquad$ (see) \$40,000 as my new bar. So even if you can 5. $\qquad$ (survive) quite nicely on what you earn, it 6. $\qquad$ (never seem) enough, and we immediately start 7. (daydream) of a bigger figure. I 8. $\qquad$ (talk) last week to a friend in New York who 9. (approach) in recent months by two companies looking to steal her away from her current job. Both 10. $\qquad$ (pay) her a lot more money than she 11. $\qquad$ (make) now. She 12. $\qquad$ (reach) that level in her current job where she no longer must 13. (prove) her abilities. The thing is, she says, when you 14. $\qquad$ (walk) through the new doors, you have to prove yourself all over again, and that 15. (take) energy. I'm very driven, but to do that when you 16. (establish) should really take something special, and something more than money. She 17. (not decide) yet. But she says: "I 18. (be) very angry with myself if I traded comfort in my current job just for money in a job that 19. $\qquad$ (not provide) everything else I might 20. (need)."

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In my first job in 1989, I earned (earn) \$16,380 annually, as a reporter for a newspaper in north Louisiana. If I could only get to \$25,000, I 1....

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Para responder corretamente às lacunas do texto, precisamos analisar o contexto e o tempo verbal que se encaixa em cada uma delas. Vamos analisar as lacunas uma a uma:

1. (remember) - "I remember thinking" (lembrar) - passado.
2. (be) - "life would be a breeze" (ser) - futuro do pretérito.
3. (jump) - "I jumped past \$27,000" (pular) - passado.
4. (see) - "I saw \$40,000 as my new bar" (ver) - passado.
5. (survive) - "you can survive quite nicely" (sobreviver) - presente.
6. (never seem) - "it never seems enough" (nunca parecer) - presente.
7. (daydream) - "start daydreaming of a bigger figure" (sonhar acordado) - presente.
8. (talk) - "I talked last week" (falar) - passado.
9. (approach) - "who has been approached" (ser abordada) - presente perfeito.
10. (pay) - "Both pay her a lot more money" (pagar) - presente.
11. (make) - "than she makes now" (ganhar) - presente.
12. (reach) - "she has reached that level" (alcançar) - presente perfeito.
13. (prove) - "must prove her abilities" (provar) - presente.
14. (walk) - "when you walk through the new doors" (andar) - presente.
15. (take) - "that takes energy" (levar) - presente.
16. (establish) - "when you are established" (estabelecer) - presente.
17. (not decide) - "has not decided yet" (não decidir) - presente perfeito.
18. (be) - "I would be very angry" (ser) - futuro do pretérito.
19. (not provide) - "that does not provide everything else" (não fornecer) - presente.
20. (need) - "everything else I might need" (precisar) - presente.

Com isso, as respostas para as lacunas são:

1. remember
2. would be
3. jumped
4. saw
5. can survive
6. never seems
7. daydreaming
8. talked
9. has been approached
10. pay
11. makes
12. has reached
13. prove
14. walk
15. takes
16. are established
17. has not decided
18. would be
19. does not provide
20. might need

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