A mulher que mora ao lado um dentista. This is the bookthatI am reading. Este o livro que eu estou lendo. Quando o antecedente forpessoae o pronome relativo exercer a funo de sujeito do verbo, usa-sewhoou that.
Quando o antecedente for pessoae o pronome relativo exercer a funo de objeto do verbo, usa se who, that ou pode-se omitir - o pronome relativo. Contudo, essa omisso s pode ocorrer quando o relativo exercer funo de objeto. Lembre-se de que na linguagem informal pode-se empregar who em vez de whom.
Quando o antecedente for coisa ou animal e o pronome relativo exercer a funo de sujeito do verbo, usa-se which ou that. O gato que est no jardim pertence minha irm. Quando o antecedente for coisa ou animal e o pronome relativo exercer a funo de objeto, usa-se which,that ou pode-se omitir - o pronome relativo. Caso o pronome relativo seja seguidoporumsubstantivo,artigo,pronome ououtraclassedepalavra,eleexercefuno deobjeto.
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Bif Flavius. Dinar Riaddin. Logo, a pessoa que disse isso possui apenas um filho. Logo, a pessoa que disse isso possui mais de um filho, mas estamos falando sobre apenas um deles.
My son, who is famous, bought a new house. My son who ou that is famous bought a new house. I have a friend. His parents are rich. Eu tenho um amigo. Mas observe que a segunda frase possui uma ideia de posse. I have a friend whose parents are rich. Estamos falando do pronome whom. Vamos dar uma olhada:.
The teacher is blonde. I called him yesterday. Eu liguei para ele ontem. The teacher whom I called yesterday is blonde. It was January 15th, the day in which Tancredo Neves was named president of Brazil. Being a people- 4 oriented industry, tourism also provides 5 many jobs which have helped revitalise local 6 economies. Learning 12 about the impacts of tourism has led 13 many people to seek more responsible 14 holidays.
It seeks to 28 provide people with an exciting and educational 29 holiday that is also of benefit to the 30 people of the host country. Access on Jul 24th, Resposta incorreta. Silicosis, which kills thousands around the world, is caused by inhaling silica dust found in rock, sand, quartz and many building materials.
It can lead to breathing difficulties, regular coughing, chest pains and, sometimes, tuberculosis and other chest infections. Two years ago, at the age of 17, Urmila Yadav, from the village of Budhpura, located in the north-western state of Rajasthan, became one of the youngest certified cases of silicosis in India.
Her case is singular; even in this village where mining and quarry 1 work is the only occupation and silicosis is a commonplace disease that strikes almost every family, it is mostly men who are affected.
Rajasthan has been the epicentre of silicosis in India. The number of silicosis certified patients in the state, according to government data, is 8 the figures are available up to April Actual numbers are likely to be much higher, claim advocacy groups. It is the only state to have a monetary relief mechanism for certified patients, in place since ; however, the onus is on workers to get a diagnosis and prove their occupational history, which is challenging in an unregulated industry like mining in India.
There could be more children with silicosis but the government will hesitate to certify young people. Urmila began to work in the stone quarries next to her village in her childhood.
It is common here for men to work in mines and for women and children to supplement the family earnings by carving cobblestones by hand. Most of them work in quarries and head back there after classes. Some are 15 or 16 years, and some even younger. Sunaina Kumar.
A photograph of a photograph — a wedding party in The Philippines take a selfie to note their special occasion. In opposition to the assumption that selfies are objectifying or narcissistic, selfies have been key for empowering marginalised groups. Resistance and protest movements have taken on new forms since then. They are aimed at gaining visibility through a different logic — by using common images, tactics, hashtags, identity politics and iconic events.
Economists determined that burning the midnight oil makes you, well, dumber. So how much is too much? For people age 40 and older, working up to roughly 25 hours per week boosts memory, the ability to quickly process information and other aspects of cognitive function, according to the study, which drew on a longitudinal survey that tracks the well-being of 6, Australians.
The Japanese, German and British governments had all recently 4 lifted their travel advisories against visiting the area, and although half a 5 million Indian soldiers remained — and more than 70, people had lost their 6 lives in Indo-Pakistani violence there since — all official talk was of the 7 future.
That summer, 36 flights were touching down in Srinagar each day, 8 bringing 1. Altaf Chapri the owner 11 of the houseboat hotel to which John Bealby, my tour guide, took me, had 12 had to escape the region overnight when fighting broke out, leaving his 13 studies unfinished and arriving in New Delhi with his brother and only a few 14 wrinkled rupees in his pocket. Almost everyone I 18 met spoke of flight from the region — followed by a hopeful return. Then, in the same 26 block, we climbed an unlit set of stairs, and found ourselves in a dusty room 27 full of sepia-tinted photos of Kashmir, and decades-old cameras.
He pointed out ancient photos of 33 Kashmiris in formal dress and showed us black-and-white images printed 34 on silver gelatine paper. Mahatta Photo Studio had been in the family since his grandfather 37 founded it in He looked at me and looked at me, then 41 walked to a far off corner of the near-empty room, standing for many long 42 moments with his back to us, completely silent. When he came back, I could 43 see his eyes were red.
Now, he said, the 47 water was so polluted, you could not even dip your hand in it.
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