Um anjo disse que jamais me abandonariaUm anjo disse que me prometeria amor eternoUm anjo sorriu e beijou os meus labiosUm anjo me envolveu em um gostoso abracoEu errei, e o anjo se afastouAnjo, por favor, nao me deixeNao tira de mim todo amor que cultiveiTodo amor que, a ti, reserveiAnjo, todos erram, todos erramVolta a me proteger, por favorSinto falta do teu abracoSinto falta do teu calorAnjo, meu ser espiritualMe desculpa, anjo, volta e me protegeSinto-me vazia sem as suas asasSem o seu cheiro de protetorVolta e me diz, anjoSe eu ainda mereco o seu amor(Kamila Alves) O sorriso hipocrita no rosto das pessoas deixa faminta a minha falsa esperanca de que o mundo pode ser, um dia, melhor. Talvez eu seja apenas mais uma desiludida nesse aspecto. Mas, a verdade e somente uma: O ser humano e traicoeiro, e o seu sorriso engana apenas aqueles que se fazem de trouxas. Esses sim... Sao os mais perigosos. Atividade final de Lingua Inglesa V - ate dia 22 de Janeiro de 20141. Underline the Subject andFinite elements in each of the following clauses. Then (a) make the declarativeclauses negative; (b) convert the negative declaratives into polar negative interrogatives (mainclause only); (c) underline the Subject and new Finite elements (20).(a) He tells everyone his lifehistory every time he meets them.(b) Bill took on a great dealof responsibility in his previous job. 2. Identify the clause typeand suggest the possible force each utterance has (20).(a) Is there any coffee?(b) Coffee?(c) Could you tell me the wayto the nearest Tube station, please?(d) What could I say?(e) She didnt leave amessage, then?3. Observe the followinginteraction:Lord Longhorn to his butler:Do you mind taking this book back to the library?(handing over the book)Butler: Yes sir (taking bookand leaving) (a) What is the butlerresponding to? Is it polite? Why does he say yes rather than no?(b) And what would the butlersay if he were responding to the structural meaning of Do you mind . . .? 4. indicate whether thesentences are true or falseand justify your answer I. Pragmatically,everyone expects his or her partners in a conversation to be telling the truth. II. In everyday social interaction peoplegenerally behave as if their expectations concerning their public self-image(face wants) will be respected. III. An implicature is theamount of information stated in the linguistic structure. IV. A number of conversationsrequire little or any special contextual knowledge to help conveying meaningas, i.e., the sentence I was sitting in a garden today. V. the following shortdialogue is an example of no cooperative principle(a)Do you like beer? b) is the sky blueVI. In everydayinteraction people expect and behave as if their face wants were to berespected.5. Create a situationthat demonstrates how the face wants (positive or negative) are negotiated inan interaction. Explain your example.6. choose one of thesentences and explain, with the help of examples, its the meaning.(a) Implicatures are primary examples of more being communicated than issaid, but in order for them to be interpreted, some basic cooperative principlemust be assumed in the operation.(b) there are, however, some circumstances where speakers may not