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In this lesson you discussed the origin and meaning of democracy and practised phrasal verbs with put.
Choose the best answer
1. The fire was _________ two hours after it started. a. put forward b. put out c. put off
2. I’m getting a divorce. I don’t have to _________ her behaviour. a. put through b. put back c. in
3. ___________ something nice. We are going out for dinner. a. Put on b. Put back c. Put in

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Vamos analisar cada uma das frases e as opções de resposta: 1. The fire was _________ two hours after it started. - a. put forward - significa "adiar" ou "propor", não se encaixa aqui. - b. put out - significa "extinguir", que faz sentido no contexto de um incêndio. - c. put off - significa "adiar", também não se encaixa. A resposta correta é b. put out. 2. I’m getting a divorce. I don’t have to _________ her behaviour. - a. put through - significa "submeter" ou "fazer passar", não se encaixa. - b. put back - significa "devolver" ou "adiar", não se encaixa. - c. in - não é um phrasal verb com "put", mas pode ser usado em outros contextos. A resposta correta é a. put through (embora a frase não esteja perfeita, é a que mais se aproxima do sentido). 3. ___________ something nice. We are going out for dinner. - a. Put on - significa "colocar" ou "vestir", que faz sentido aqui. - b. Put back - significa "devolver" ou "adiar", não se encaixa. - c. Put in - significa "inserir" ou "colocar", mas não se encaixa no contexto. A resposta correta é a. Put on. Resumindo: 1. b. put out 2. a. put through 3. a. Put on Essas são as respostas corretas para as frases apresentadas!

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