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Linguistic variety is a specific concept. It refers to the ability of language to change. People are different, and that explains the language they speak. Especially when considering the switches in pronunciation for identical sounds of the same language. At this point, grammar plays an essential role. Grammar rules are established to unify the way a language should be. Practice, however, shows a long roll of 'incorrects' or non-conformities to the grammar of the English language. Autoria própria.Only one of the following sentences is grammatically correct. Assinale a alternativa correta. A) He’s doing his homework. B) I broken my watch so I know not what time it is. C) I ain't sure of this news, how do you know? D) They drive to the office yesterday. E) She’s got any job since last year.
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Mauricio Lopes Gonçalves

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Vamos analisar cada uma das alternativas para identificar qual delas é gramaticalmente correta: A) He’s doing his homework. - Esta frase está correta. O uso do presente contínuo "is doing" está adequado. B) I broken my watch so I know not what time it is. - Esta frase está incorreta. O correto seria "I broke my watch". C) I ain't sure of this news, how do you know? - Embora "ain't" seja usado em algumas variantes do inglês, não é considerado gramaticalmente correto em inglês padrão. Além disso, a pontuação está errada. D) They drive to the office yesterday. - Esta frase está incorreta. O verbo "drive" deveria estar no passado: "drove". E) She’s got any job since last year. - Esta frase está incorreta. O correto seria "She hasn’t got any job since last year" ou "She has had a job since last year". Portanto, a única frase gramaticalmente correta é: A) He’s doing his homework.

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