O fragmento presente no TEXTO "I‘m quitting Facebook" é um exemplo de construção em qual tempo verbal?

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    Together, we reached for the box and pulled it out. Inside was a shimmering solitaire ring. Folded underneath was a short piece of paper that read:

     “My darling, my heart. Only 80 days have passed since I first held your hand. I simply cannot imagine my next 80 years without you in them. Will you take this ring, take my heart, and build a life with me? This tiny little solitaire is my offering to you. Will you be my bride?”

     As I stared up at Allie, she asked me a question. “Do you know what today is?” I shook my head. “It’s May 20th. That’s 80 days since Nancy passed your hand into mine and we took you home”

(Fonte: Disponível em: https://examples.yourdictionary.com/essayexamples.html. Acesso em: 24 out. 2021)

Assinale a alternativa que responda corretamente em quais tempos verbais estão as seguintes frases:

(1) “Only 80 days have passed”.

(2) “I first held your hand”.

(3) “Will you be my bride?”.

(4) “Do you know what today is?”.

The sentence “Charlie and Jaclyn High of Phoenix found the white metal piece, which had fallen in their backyard, on Friday, CBS5 reported.”, contains verbs in the following tenses, in this order:

In which verb tense are the following sentences: “I've made friends and I've seen good things around here”?

Russian LGBT People Could Be Arrested For \'Coming Out\' in Public Under New Legislation

Russian parliamentarians are drafting a bill that could mean LGBT people would be fined or face jail for "coming out" or making a "public confession of their non-traditional sexual orientation," state-owned newspaper Izvestia reported on Friday.

The bill is intended as an amendment to the already controversial law banning "propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations" to minors. The lower house of the Russian parliament, the State Duma, passed the original law in 2013 that has been labelled "a tool of discrimination [that] legitimizes anti-LGBT violence" by Human Rights Watch.

According to the proposed amendment to the law, people who are defined as having "non-traditional sexual orientation" could be fined 5,000 roubles ($80) for "demonstrating [their] own expressed sexual preferences in public places." If the same is done in schools, cultural establishments or government buildings, this would be punishable by up to 15 days in jail.

Duma members Ivan Nikitchuk and Nikolay Arefiev, both of whom are members of the Communist Party, drafted the bill saying they believe it will strengthen Russia\'s public morals. "I believe that the problem we have raised is one of the most pressing and topical issues as it addresses the social ills of our society and deals with the moral education of the next generation," Nikitchuk told Izvestia. "In the biological sense, not reproducing is the same as death and in that sense homosexuality is a lethal threat for the whole of humankind."

Nikitchuk told the Russian daily that he believes the existing framework of laws regarding LGBT people is insufficient. A recent poll by Russia\'s independent Levada Center found that the desire to ostracise LGBT people had increased in Russia since the fall of Communism. 37 percent of respondents said LGBT people should be "isolated from society," an increase from 28 percent who thought this in 1989, and higher than the number of Russians who thought the same about drug addicts, alcoholics, prostitutes. 21 percent said they wanted to "liquidate" LGBT people.

In September, Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed the idea that Russia had problems with anti-LGBT hate crime, telling U.S. broadcaster CBS that the issue had been "deliberately exaggerated" by foreign media and there was "no persecution at all" in Russia.

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Select the correct proposition(s).

I. The reason to support the new legislation come from the moral education and a biological sense.

II. The past participle of thought in the excerpt “an increase from 28 percent who thought this in 1989” is taught.

III. Should in the excerpt “37 percent of respondents said LGBT people should be isolated from society" can be replaced for ought to.

IV. We can infer that moral principles are more valuable than respect and tolerance for some Russian parliamentarians.

V. The past perfect continuous of the following sentence “"I believe that the problem we have raised is one of the most pressing and topical issues” is: “I believe that the problem we have been raising is one of the most pressing and topical issues”.