(SOMATÓRIA)
RUN FOR YOUR LIFE
Kim and Dave walked slowly. They were in a narrow street of tall houses and small shops. Kim held on to Dave’s hand. They heard a radio through an open window. A woman was singing. Kim stopped and listened, but she did not understand the words. Her Spanish was good, but not very good!
It was the fourth day of their stay in Barcelona. Kim and Dave were seventeen. They had the same Spanish teacher at school in Liverpool, a big town in England. Their teacher said:
Do you want to talk Spanish? Well, go to Spain!
(Vocês querem falar/aprender espanhol? Bem, vão para a Espanha!”)
There were eight of them from the same school and the same Spanish class on this holiday. But today Kim and Dave were not with their school friends. They did not want to go out by bus. They wanted to do something more exciting. They wanted to walk in the little dark streets behind the old market, in the old town… the dangerous old town…
Adaptado de: Stephen Walker. Run For Your Life – Penguin Readers.
Sobre o segmento verbal she did not understand (primeiro parágrafo), assinale o que for correto.
01) Ele está conjugado no simple past tense.
02) Sua forma afirmativa seria she understood.
04) Sua tradução seria ela não entendeu ou ela não entendia.
08) Ele se refere apenas a Kim.