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Find the item that highlights the sentences in the dialogue above that express hypothetical situations and what justifies the use of these structures.
A) 'If I had the opportunity to visit places like that, I wouldn't complain!' and 'If you travelled less because of me, l'd feel worse' express hypothetical situations because they describe unreal past events and their imagined consequences.
B) 'If I had the opportunity to visit places like that, I wouldn't complain!' and 'If I promise to travel less, will you forgive me?' express hypothetical situations because they describe past habits and their repeated outcomes.
C) 'If I had the opportunity to visit places like that, I wouldn't complain!' and 'If you don't tell me, l'll just keep asking ...' express hypothetical situations because they describe imaginary or unreal events in the present.
D) 'If I promise to travel less, will you forgive me?' and 'If you travelled less because of me, l'd feel worse' express hypothetical situations because they describe possible future events with uncertain outcomes.
E) 'If you don't tell me, l'll just keep asking ...' and 'If I promise to travel less, will you forgive me?' express hypothetical situations because they describe certain future events and their definite consequences.
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Vamos analisar cada uma das alternativas para identificar qual delas destaca corretamente as sentenças que expressam situações hipotéticas e justifica o uso dessas estruturas. A) "If I had the opportunity to visit places like that, I wouldn't complain!" e "If you travelled less because of me, I'd feel worse" expressam situações hipotéticas porque descrevem eventos passados irreais e suas consequências imaginadas. - Correto, pois ambas as frases falam de situações que não ocorreram. B) "If I had the opportunity to visit places like that, I wouldn't complain!" e "If I promise to travel less, will you forgive me?" expressam situações hipotéticas porque descrevem hábitos passados e seus resultados repetidos. - Incorreto, pois a segunda frase não se refere a um hábito passado. C) "If I had the opportunity to visit places like that, I wouldn't complain!" e "If you don't tell me, I'll just keep asking ..." expressam situações hipotéticas porque descrevem eventos imaginários ou irreais no presente. - Parcialmente correto, mas a primeira frase é sobre uma situação passada. D) "If I promise to travel less, will you forgive me?" e "If you travelled less because of me, I'd feel worse" expressam situações hipotéticas porque descrevem eventos futuros possíveis com resultados incertos. - Incorreto, pois a primeira frase não é uma situação hipotética, mas uma condição futura. E) "If you don't tell me, I'll just keep asking ..." e "If I promise to travel less, will you forgive me?" expressam situações hipotéticas porque descrevem eventos futuros certos e suas consequências definitivas. - Incorreto, pois a primeira frase não é uma situação hipotética. A alternativa que melhor destaca as sentenças que expressam situações hipotéticas e justifica corretamente o uso dessas estruturas é a) "If I had the opportunity to visit places like that, I wouldn't complain!" e "If you travelled less because of me, I'd feel worse" expressam situações hipotéticas porque descrevem eventos passados irreais e suas consequências imaginadas.

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