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The police acted firmly. As

determined by the regulations. Here I can

say how it determines, according to,

determines, in accordance with,

determines, according to, determines. All of this

brings about conformity, which is the kind of

relationship that establishes conformity.

So it is a subordinate,

adverbial, conformative clause. Remember that

when you have a subordinate clause,

it is subordinate to the main clause.

So here's the main prayer, okay? But

that was easy, right? Here, look, these two

items, look, it's the GS. Read this.

While spring displayed all its

splendor, the swallows sensed the danger

that beset their brethren. The

adverbial subordinate clause in the text

above is classified as what? Well,

while spring was showing all its

splendor, the word "enquanto" (while) conveys the idea of

time. It is a subordinate adverbial clause of

time. The correct answer was B. Here I'm going to

make an observation, right? Oh,

while spring showed all its

splendor, this here is a

subordinate

adverbial clause, of

time. Beauty? Just look at the detail.

The swallows sensed the danger.

Essa das ondorias sentiam o perigo é a

oração principal. Now I'm going to ask

you a question. Does anyone know what this

is? So, if you told me, "

pota," that "Q" is a relative pronoun; it

refers back to the term "the danger." Oh, the

swallows sensed the danger, danger

surrounded their brothers. That last sentence,

which is introduced by a relative pronoun,

is an adjective subordinate clause

because it has a relative pronoun. It's

separated by a comma, right? So it's a

restrictive adjective clause,

right? But there's also a video on the channel, and it will be

included in this premium series as well.

It was just an observation. "While" is

temporary. That was from the last test,

oh. Match the columns against the

classification of adverbial subordinate clauses

. Next, select the

option with the correct sequence, okay?

Oh, I'm going to speak here for the first time

today, right? That's because this one is a classic,

right? Oh, since I had so many books to

read, I decided to create a

reading schedule. This one at the beginning has a

high chance of being causal, and it ended up

being so because, look, if you read it

backwards, I'll say that I

decided to create a reading schedule

because I had many books to read,

given that I had many books to

read, since I had many books to

read. So it's causal. So I'll

repeat it just because some people

once asked, you know, that there's going to be a

counterpoint to what I

said, look, how at the beginning there's a high

chance of it being causal. I didn't say

he always will be, okay? Flip and tap

to confirm. And the curious thing was that

this alone was enough to solve the problem for me, but

I'm not going to abandon it. Let's go!

I read so many books during the summer that

my vocabulary improved

significantly.

I read so many books that this "so many that," "

such that," "so much that," "so big that" is

consecutive, it is a

consecutive adverbial subordinate clause. So here's

number two. Then the third one. Although it is

difficult to maintain the habit of reading in

Meil.

In the midst of a hectic routine,

this, although, is the most forgiving of the

world. Although, even though, even if

I even made a video on the

Portuguese playlist on this topic. There's a

video that's solely about

concessive adverbial subordinate clauses, right? So

here it's concessive, okay? I always take

a reading break after a few

hours of studying, as experts

recommend. Here I can speak according to

expert recommendations. It was

conformist. So the answer was 4 1 2 1 3,

alpha. Let's go. Four. Oh, again

, oh. Since I couldn't walk,

Melissa came to meet me. What did

I say up ahead? When you have

the "how" at the beginning, it has a high

chance of being causal. As you can

confirm, Melissa came to

meet me because I couldn't walk.

Since I couldn't

walk, Melissa came to

meet me. Therefore, this sentence is an

adverbial clause of cause. Prayer didn't absorb

anything. Adverbial clause of cause. Ball template. Number

five is really cool. Look, he did everything

so that I could achieve my

dreams. This is why, it's like this, everything was done so

that, in order for me to be

able to achieve my dreams. It's "

porquê" that is replaced by "para que" and "afim de

que". It has final value. It is a

final subordinating conjunction. In other words,

this sentence would be a

final adverbial subordinate clause, which is why it's here, indicating a

final purpose. I even made a video

that's also in the Portuguese

by Subject playlist, which is about the conjunction "por" - it's

this little child here that we're

working with, right? Six, oh, number six

was the most wicked question I've ever seen

, because he put a text, right?

He mentioned in the text above, among

other things, adverbial subordinate clauses

. Look what that person

did! Although the situation has not

spiraled out of control, it is important that we act

with caution. This, although, is concessive.

Then the guy got it,

there were a lot of people who got the number six and already

marked C. Concessive, be patient.

Concessive clause is here. AND

. It's important to act cautiously should

any unforeseen events occur again. This

case, in case something unforeseen happens again, is

conditional. Oh, the case is conditional.

Look at this! Since our function requires more

attention, given that since this "como" here

at the beginning is replaced by "já" and given that

for the third time, right? This one, like at the

beginning, gives the idea of ​​cause, it's causal,

Mar. Oh, how our function demands more

attention

than the others. It might have been something

with an implied verb that's

comparative, right? Exactly. Here, look, a

comparison. We ca

n't leave anything to chance.

So, what do you think was the

answer CFS gave? Ball.

That's really cool. Most people

, like many, were too eager to get what they wanted

, and made a big mistake. So here,

since our role demands more attention

than other challenges, we can't

leave anything to chance. So there

was a causal relationship combined with a

comparative one, dude. That's why I say, you have to

train a lot, train a lot, a

lot indeed, a lot. Seven. Oh, another one.

Consider the adverbial subordinate clauses

in the following verses. Select

the option that presents the

missing classification. He wants it here, but it's not

available. It's right here. Even if I spoke in the

tongues of men and of angels, this "even if"

is

permissive. He wants the absent one. The one that

doesn't have it. Then he said: "If I didn't

have love, if I didn't have love, it

's conditional.

Would it be like a noisy bell?" Yes, I would be

like a noisy bell. You're comparing me to a

noisy bell. Notice that the

implied verb already conveys the idea of

comparison. Or when the symbol,

strident, is, that is, the

missing classification that does not have was alpha. The correct answer

was alpha eight. This number eight here

is also very good, huh? Ah, why

is this number eight so good? Because this

eight is very good because of the first

example, which is an example of segala. Oh, even

if he was knocked down, face in the dust, he was no

less respected for it. Yes, this C

here is concessive. It's as if I

saw him brought down, oh, even if I

saw him brought down, face in the dust, I didn't

respect him any less for it. It is concessive. It is

very rare for C to be classified as

concessive. This is a very rare example,

okay? No gala, okay? Now the second one was

easier, look. If you're not late,

we can go together. In other words, if you don't

arrive late, this is conditional. 31

conditional, oh. 31 I just killed, look

. Look here. Now the third one was really

easy, look. I don't know that. I don't know if the

wine is good. I don't know that. When

you replace the entire sentence with "this," that "this

C" is an integrating conjunction.

Subordinating conjunction. So here was

number four. Yes, and the last one is also

very good, because this being here, he

exchanges it for, since he is causal, look, since he did

n't have the competence for the position, he

couldn't have accepted the offer, since,

given that he didn't have the competence for

the position, right? Since, given what, and given

how the three classic causal relationships will be discussed

in today's video. So this was the

reason. It's aquão two 3 4 2. Answer key ball

nine. Oh, number nine is quite interesting. Some

people just end up falling for it, right? Oh, the plain

seemed endless, it was so vast

. In other words, the plain seemed

endless. Because, let me write it here,

because it was very long. This one's

casual, dude. Do you see that there's a D

here? This D calls for the cause. So, the

first one is causal. AND. Then, Miriam brings

traffic to a standstill. She's so beautiful.

She's so beautiful, it's as if

Miriam stops traffic because she's

so beautiful. Do you see the D here? This D

stands for cause. It's causal. It's causal. So,

Miriam stops traffic because she's

very beautiful. That's why it's paralyzing

traffic. Now the third one is

consecutive. Oh, Miriam is so beautiful she

stops traffic. Here it is consecutive.

Such that, so much that, so big that,

don't confuse this style, because the

causal clause uses the preposition "de" here,

look. This style of causality is similar

to consecutive grammar, right? OK. So we

have causal, one and two are causal, and

three is consecutive. OK? The

correct answer was C. 10. Despite the

bitterness in his heart, he accepted her

back. This "comquanto" (although) is something I often

joke is the twin brother of "embora" (although).

Although there was bitterness in his heart,

he accepted her back. It is concessive. It is a

concessive adverbial subordinate clause. It's a

concessive subordinating conjunction, right?

Ah, so it was letter B. It's the one that says "how much

is a twin brother, although." It's November 11th. November 11th also

has new things, look. They despise me because

I am poor. This "por isso que" is the

same as "já que" or "por visto que," "ó,

desprezam-me já que sou pobre," "visto que

sou pobre," it is causal. AND. And if I have the answer,

since nobody else is doing anything, we'll act ourselves. It

is also causal.

So, the two are causal. Both

clauses are subordinate to

causal verb clauses. Letter D. OK. Beauty. Yeah, the

dog's barking really annoyingly, is

n't it? Oh, despite this

scientist's authority, we cannot accept his

claims, folks. It's the enquepese and the

malgrado. Just to put it on record

here. despite, it is always

concessive.

Although it is also always permissive.

Both are concessive, both "o enquepese"

and "malgrado." 13. Regarding

subordinating conjunctions, match the

columns and then select the

alternative with the correct sequence. Here it is

, we barely left, that is, as soon as we

left, the car developed the problem.

That evil with an L at the beginning that changes to

something that is temporary, it's number four, okay

? As I get to know people,

I like animals more. This step Q

is step Q, the measure Q, the proportion Q,

all of this is proportional to three. So, look,

4 3, look, I've already hit this point, look. It's alpha. I'm not going to

give up. Oh, the police officer will take the boy into

custody. Despite being the son of a

congressman. Although he is the son of a

congressman, this person will always be

lenient. Despite the fact that it's

permissive, okay?

And the last one is also very good. Everyone

was anxious about the result, so they did

n't sleep the night before. Esse

de modo que, de short, que

de forma que and

de maneira que are all consecutive.

Here, everything is consecutive; it's a quartet

of consecutives. Two

in 4, 3 in 2. Ok. Then 14, look.

Classification of verbal subordinate clauses

, okay? The more you shout, the more

you will lose your reason. Whenever you

had more of this, more of that.

The bigger this, the smaller that, and so on.

This one in the front is the proportional one.

Subordinate,

adverbial, proportional clause. And the other is the

main clause. Just to be clear, there

are only four proportional ones. It's the measure

that, the proportion Q, as Q and the

more of this, the more of that, that's all, right? So here I

go to class whenever I can, or when I

can, as soon as I can, right? This is

temporary. Whenever something is temporary, it is

temporary. Four.

Because he was a liar, nobody believed him.

Here you have "como SSE," but just to

clarify, I think

the verb would be better if it were "era"

or "como é," like, "como era mentiroso,

ninguém creu nele." In other words, nobody believed

him because he was a liar. It is the cause, it is

causal. Number two. And the last one is

sensational, he said the boy is so

badly behaved that nobody can tolerate him. Look

how wicked this is. The boy is so

badly behaved that nobody can stand him. This is

consecutive. Quite a

different consecutive year, isn't it? The boy is so badly behaved

that nobody can stand him. Consecutive.

That's very good. Sensational. Because this is where that

story of "so much that so

big that" comes in. All of this is happening consecutively,

but here Tão is hiding, dude. The

boy is so badly behaved that nobody can

stand him. Very good. V.

On October 7th,

posters for a

cigarette brand were observed in all areas of a

party in the western part of the city of São

Paulo. Although

there was no sale on site, the

alternative that correctly replaces the

highlighted passage without altering the

meaning is when it says "although there

wasn't," which is concessive. Although is

the most concessive of the words. It's the

concessive. So, which one is also

concessive? Despite the fact that there is no

sale on site, pota, despite and

despite the fact that they are always concessions.

Always, always permissive. And as I

said at the beginning of the video, I'll say it

again. In the Portuguese playlist by topic,

I recorded a video just about

concessive adverbial subordinate clauses. I

put all the concessions there. 16, oh.

16 is also good. He said, "He spoke

with such calmness that everyone was captivated.

Here it's as if he were saying to

us: 'He spoke with such calmness, with a

calmness that everyone was astonished.'" It is

consecutive. This is where it will appear on screen, so much of what

he said, he spoke with

such calmness that the consequence was that everyone

was astonished, a consecutive difference.

That's why I got involved, because he's

with someone who's playing the victim,

so she's already a bit treacherous, okay? 17.

Then I said "treacherous," and "

treacherous" appeared here, look. The daughter is as treacherous

as her father. Whenever a verb is

implied, it is a comparative. Then I went into

comparison. Just look. The head of state

acted according to the regulations, that is,

in accordance with the rules.

Conformative, Dad. Okay? Now you have to be

careful here, look. Oh, as

expected, he denied involvement in the

kidnapping. See? This combo is just

starting out, and so is this one. But the two

are not causal. This one isn't it. This one

is compliant, look. As expected,

he denied involvement in the

kidnapping. As expected, as expected

. It is conformal. Exactly. It

wasn't accidental. Now the last one is causal.

Because, oh, since he wasn't feeling well

physically, he didn't participate in the marathon.

In other words, let's put it this way: he didn't

participate in the marathon because he wasn't

physically well. It's the reason, it's causal, it's

the reason he didn't participate in the

marathon. So, CFS, you see? The

correct answer was C, charlinha.

Oh there, despite, oh there, oh. Despite and

despite Q, it is always concessive. So,

from the idea of ​​concession. Despite the fact that it

is always conceivable.

Always. Oh, the players did

as the coach had instructed them.

Segundo, conforme, consoante, é

conformativa, né? Subordinate

adverbial clause of conformity. 20. Read. Just look

. Whenever he saw me, especially during the

storm, he would

approach me to ask about

the neighbors' news. This "para saber" is

the same as "a fim de" (separated and without the

grave accent) to know about neighbor news is "

finalidade" (purpose), pota. Yes, it's final. Here, look, the

end. To find out news from neighbors.

I never fueled your speculations,

despite liking it, despite the fact that it

's permissive. So the correct answer was

letter D for Deltinha in that period.

The town was so small that a shout or a

loud laugh could carry it from one end to the other

. The highlighted sentence is

consecutive. Subordinate

adverbial clause of consequence. So much so that it's so big

that it's a

classic consecutive. Let's go. Question 22.

Question 22. He said the following: "As soon as the

lion moved away. We've

already seen this 'as soon as' with him, right? That's how the lion

moved away. The mouse had no

doubt. This 'as soon as' with an 'L' at the beginning, which

changes to 'as soon as', is temporal, right, PTA?

That's it. So, a circumstance of time. Then

the second one, animals must be

trained as human beings

must be educated. This 'as soon as' is

proportional. It's 'as soon as the measure Q, the

proportion Q.' And the more of this, the more of

that. It's proportional. That's

proportional, okay? OK. Now look at the

third one. 'Notwithstanding having completed a

higher education course, he is incapable of writing a

letter.' This 'notwithstanding' is equivalent

to 'although, although he has completed a

higher education course, he is incapable of writing a

letter.' It's concessive. Yes, the detail is that

this 'notwithstanding' alone solved the

question, it's concessive. And the fourth one is

very interesting because, look, you can

criticize as long as you base your

criticism on arguments. Here it's the same as 'if you base your criticism on arguments.' Here it's the same as 'if you

base your arguments on arguments.'" Your criticism in

arguments, provided that you base your

criticism on arguments, here it's a

condition, it's conditional, it's

the "provided that" that changes to "in case" with "as long as" you

see that it's conditioning,

look, you can criticize as long as you

base your criticism on arguments,

unless, unless are also

conditional. That's it. So here the

answer is alpha.

23. The more obstacles arose, the more

he overcame them. Whenever you had "

the more, the more, the more, the less,

the greater and so on," it's proportional.

Remembering that the proportional is the one of "

the more." The second is the

main clause. So here you had a

subordinate adverbial clause of proportion. Here

is the main clause, okay? Here she didn't

accept him as a boyfriend, even though she

liked him. This "even though" will

always be concessive, always. So it's a

subordinate, adverbial,

concessive clause,

despite liking him, right? Even though she

liked him, even though, always

concessive,

always. Now, look, 25. Juvenildo is as

hardworking as his brother is. This "as

hardworking as his brother" is a comparison,

it's a comparative. So it's a

comparative adverbial subordinate clause.

Remember, the verb is implied in the

comparison. Number 26 is very good, okay,

everyone? Look, I'm going to elaborate. He said:

"He ran and ran, and arrived with his

tongue hanging out." In other words, what is he

telling us? That he ran so much

that he arrived with his tongue hanging out. This

doubled verb

is as if it had a certain amount here, look. Look

how it is. He ran so much that he

arrived with his tongue hanging out. It's

consecutive, okay. Yes.

I apologize for the cough, because my

throat is quite sore,

you know? We're in the struggle. Now here

we're going to have a very

cool sequence, look, number 27 isn't, look. I signaled to him

to be quiet, that is,

I signaled to him in order to be quiet.

This "to" here that changes to "in order to"

is final. So, it's a subordinate,

adverbial clause, expressing the idea of ​​purpose,

right? But we have a

very different situation, right? Which is "

para que" (so that/in order to), which isn't a final clause. For example, "the burden was too

heavy for me to

lift it." This is consecutive, believe it

or not. It's as if it's telling

you that the burden was so heavy that

I couldn't lift it. Because who says to

you, "the burden was too heavy

for me to lift it"? In other words,

whoever is saying this couldn't

lift it. But there's something very

important that the book says: "How do

I know if this 'para que' is consecutive?"

When you have "very" or "too much" plus an

adjective before it, like "the burden was very

heavy," "very" or "too much," plus an adjective, it's

called consecutive, expressing an

impossible consequence. This one is very

cool. I put all the examples, look. "

The invitation was too tempting for

João to refuse." In other words, it means that

João didn't refuse the invitation. It's

consecutive again. In other In other words,

the invitation was so tempting that João didn't

refuse it. That was the interpretation. Here, look.

There's more, look. His body was

too heavy, look. Too much or too much plus

adjective. If I say to you, look,

his body was too heavy for

me to drag it, it means that

I couldn't drag the body.

So, his body was so heavy that I

couldn't drag it. It's an

impossible consequence, okay? It's consecutive,

it's in Segala, okay? Look, the festivities

were too close for

Totônia's death to disturb the

city's joyful anticipation.

In other words, right, the festivities

were so close that Totonha's death

couldn't disturb the

city's joyful anticipation. Look, too much or

too much, plus adjective. You see?

Close is an adjective. Yes, so that

gives us an impossible consequence. This one is very

cool,

very cool indeed, okay? Now 38 is the

GS. Read, don't read. Then he said: "Which

of the alternatives below completes the

gap in the sentence?" in such a way that

a concessive relationship is expressed in it,

that is, it has to be concessive. "Which

of the conjunctions or conjunctive phrases

expresses the concessive relationship?" Then you

'll say: "Letter A, how

concessive is it to Dedel?" It's a twin brother,

although, oh, although it's permissible to retreat,

given the mistake of trying to erect

monuments in the clouds. Here it's

concessive, here it would be temporal, so

here it would be conformative,

conformity, and the therefore is conclusive,

therefore it's a coordinate clause,

therefore it introduces a

conclusive syndetic coordinate clause, right? Okay, let's

go. 33. Read, don't read. In the text above

there are subordinate verbal clauses. This one also

caught some people, because it wants what is

n't there. Because look, when we

communicate, this "when" here is

temporal.

As soon as we communicate, we select

and combine words so that

statements are formed. That is, this "so

that" is in order for statements

to be formed. So, it's final.

Then he said: "As

sentences are created, we incorporate into

them resources specific to the language." Oral communication,

such as pauses, voice pitch, intonation, and

abrupt interruptions. But this is because

the proportion that step Q represents is

proportional. So which one doesn't exist? What does

n't exist is causality.

Letter B for ball. There isn't. 34. Select the

option with the correct sequence

against the classification of conjunctions from the

conjunctiv option highlighted in the text

below. Oh, the way tempers cool down

is proportional. It's already determined measure Q, the

proportion Q is step Q, right? My

anxiety, my anxiety is decreasing.

Although, although it is concessive. Although I

recognize the fleeting nature of time, it

is still acceptable for Dedel. Although, even though

I

perceive the fleeting nature of time, I wouldn't be

swept away by life like a leaf in the

wind.

Who is it? Sorry, it's dragging. There here is

comparative,

it's the implied verb of the idea of

comparative comparison.

Letter C. But it's a pretty silly question, isn't it?

How many adverbial subordinate clauses are

there in the text below? Adverbials, huh? Oh,

that's how Acao left his city. That's how

temporal it is. Adverbial subordinate clause

, temporal. An emotional drama

ensued. Now look, here it's not an

adverbial, here it's a subordinate

noun. Oh, it's certain that he

needed to take that action. That's correct

. That's correct. It would be a

subjective noun clause. But that's

another video, okay? If she truly wanted

a life different from the one she was living

. This being, which exists if one wanted to, is

conditional.

Conditional adverbial subordinate clause, okay?

Recent events had reached

such a point that he couldn't imagine a better

situation. That's to the point of being quick.

Such that so much, so much that such a size is

consecutive. But as the days went

by, as it is conformative, as is

consonant, according to, right, like

equal according to, the days went by, he

saw that it would not be easy to live separated

from the great love of his life. Ah, these

traps of the heart, who will ever be able to

explain them? com eh eh adverbial, eu

tenho uma duordinadas

adverbials. Alpha answer key. Question GS

36. We have a

concessive adverbial subordinate clause in tá. Letter A. If

I had money, I would buy a

car today. If I had, in case I had,

here it is a conditional adverbial subordinate clause

. We conducted the consultation as

requested by the auditors. Here, it's

outrageously compliant, isn't it? Like, in accordance with

, okay? OK. While the

media interviewed the expert, the

viewers watched impassively. It

's time-consuming here. Oh there. It's the same as

when, right? Then, the expert will not

agree with your opinion, no matter how much

you insist. That is the concession.

However much, even though, although

concessive, even with what,

despite, notwithstanding concessive. I haven't

forgotten that you were ill when he was

born. As soon as he was born. This is

temporary. When "quando que" is replaced by "assim que"

is a temporal subordinating conjunction.

So it is a temporal adverbial subordinate clause

. 38. We lit the fireplace. because the

night was cold, that is, we lit the

fireplace, since or because the night

was cold. Here it is cause, causal. We

lit the fireplace because the night was

cold. It is the reason why we are searing the

causal fireplace. This 39 is really cool. And this

39 reminds us of 41. Oh, they are very

identical, very similar. priest, whatever

. In other words, I can put it on, even though I

'm a priest, even if I'm a

vicar in the countryside, I need to ride a

horse. So, whoever he is, he really is a

priest. This is a

concessive adverbial subordinate clause. It's the

same, although, no matter how much he is a

priest, even if he is a priest, it's

permissive. AND. Now look,

whether he's a priest or a vicar in the countryside, here it's already

conditional. If you're a vicar in the countryside, it

's conditional.

Conditional adverbial subordinate clause. I usually

say that Article 41 is the concession of

human rights. Oh, criminals shouldn't

be mistreated. In other words, even if someone is a

criminal, they should not be mistreated. Even

though it's a crime, it shouldn't be

mistreated. Concessive. OK. Let's go. A

42. She doesn't dress luxuriously because her uncle

isn't rich. In other words, she doesn't dress luxuriously. With

luxury, since the uncle isn't rich.

It's causal. AND. It is the reason why the person does not

dress with light. Causal,

causal adverbial subordinate clause. The

rule was that he was always unaccompanied,

even if he took the cattle to the far reaches

of the mountains, even though, however

permissive everything is, all permissive.

Oh, they renewed the bonfire until

the morning light arrived. This one is actually quite temporary.

Until before, as soon as, soon as,

whenever, when, equal to as soon as, right?

While temporal subordinate

adverbial clauses of time. OK? Now here, look,

very cool. I'll even make a

note of it, see. You started running, didn't you? You

started running like a crazy person

.

This "quen" will always be comparative, just like

here, the pun is as follows, look.

When you have Ken,

he'll give you a comparison, okay? It's something

that isn't even comparable.

The neither one nor the other

will give a concession. It

's neither concessive

nor comparative, nor is it

concessive, okay? Oh, she received

perfumes like a flowering branch of mango

. This one won't always be

comparative. A lot of things are decorated. That's what

people sometimes don't understand,

right? Lots of things to decorate. That's why

those who repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat. The

person is recording, right? And the brain doesn't even

think anymore. The brain already looks and acts,

because it's neither comparative, nor is the

example here of "nem que" as concessive a

classic, right? It's that old example: "I will be

honest even if they arrest me." In other words,

I will be honest even if they arrest me,

even if they arrest me for being honest. So,

take note.

47, oh, 47 is good because it's reduced,

oh. Because they are, you see? It has the preposition "

por" and the infinitive, because "serem" is the

inflected infinitive form of "por eu ser," "por tu ser," "por nós sermos," "por serdes," "por eles serem," "

por eles serem," "por elas

serem"—everyday trivialities, right? Because

these virtues are everyday trivialities

, nobody noticed them. In other words

, nobody bothered with them because they were

everyday trivialities. Such virtues

are causal, right? Over there in the video about the

shortened prayers, or rather, two videos, because there's

more than one, right? You will see that

this preposition, when accompanied by an

infinitive, has a certain appeal for the

cause. It's causal. AND. That's it! Number 48 is

really cool, man. Maximiano feared that the

colonel would attack him, so violent had he

become. Do you see the preposition D? He's going to

call it casual. In other words,

Maximiano feared that the colonel would attack him

because he

had become very violent. It's causing a commotion,

because of how violent it had become, since it had

become very violent, given that it had become

very violent. Yes, it is a cause.

This one is really cool. It's very much the

preposition "de" at the beginning already appeared today

that miran paraliso trânsito de tão

bonita que é. In other words, because she's very

beautiful, because it would have become very violent,

right? Beauty? So here it's causal, you see. I

put it back on, look. Now

Neusa has come, oh. Neusa is

so beautiful she brings traffic to a standstill. In other words, Neus is paralyzed

by traffic. "Por é muito bonita essa

preposição D neste início chama causa."

To be consecutive, it has to be in

direct order. Oh, she's so beautiful she stops

traffic. Here it is consecutive.

It's so big, so big, so big,

now it's 51. The squirrel is as agile as

the monkey is. This one is as agile as it is

comparative, it's comparing. The squirrel is

as agile as the monkey. Comparing the

squirrel to the monkey. The idea of ​​equality,

right? Comparative. And here it's giving an

idea of ​​equality. 52 already showed up today,

look. Despite the enemies of the people from Pará,

I sincerely confess that I admire them.

Enquepese is always concessive, always.

Enquepese and malgrado are the two that

are most likely to fall. They haven't

shown up yet, have they? They're keeping a low profile.

This one by Segala is also very good.

No sooner had he sat down on the bench than the young man

stood up quickly. In other words, here you can

say, "p, I thought of as soon as he

sat on the bench" or "barely," with an L at the

beginning, "barely as he sat on the bench, the young man

stood up quickly." It is temporal; it is a

temporal adverbial subordinate clause.

Now, here in the next three examples, what I

often say is, look,

since, given that, and given how, since,

given that, and given how are causal. Oh,

the sanitation workers worked without a break, since it was a

calamity. It is a cause, it is a

subordinate, adverbial, causal clause.

Since you insist on resolving the

problem yourself, I will respect your

wishes. It is also causal. Given that, since,

given how, oh, given how uncertain the future is

, I will work now as long as my

strength allows. This view, as it is, means

the future is uncertain, that's the cause. Just to

add, for your information, this "

while my strength allows" would be

temporary, okay? So here you would have a

causal and a temporal element, right? In addition to the

main prayer. 57. This one is also

very good. It's from Segala. THE. Old as I am

, I only know the flowers of my

pentogram. In other words, since I am old, given

that I am old, I only know the flowers

of my time. It's causal. Yes, since I am

old, given that I am old, oh, I only

know the flowers of my time because

I am old. It's a cause. The same relationship applies

here, look. They despise me

because I am poor. In other words,

they despise me

because I am poor, since I am poor. That's why

we have a little

note to make here, see. I'm going to put it

here in the footer, squeezed in nice and tight, see? That's why it

's causal.

See? That's why it's causal. Now,

if by chance the pure form appears,

here it is already "por isso," "portanto," and "por consequência

." This is conclusive. And it's there in

the coordinates, in the video about

coordinate clauses, I said the same thing.

So here it's causal. AND.

Now this one is really good, look. The person

responsible must be punished, whoever it may

be. When he says "whoever it may

be," it's concessive, like "whoever is responsible

can be punished," even if it's

the congressman, the president, whoever, there's

an implicit, even if it's just a concession,

man, this situation here of "whoever it may

be," right, the idea of ​​concession, it's

concessive. That's it

. The person responsible must be punished,

whoever it is, even if it's the

colonel's son, regardless of

who it is, it's permissible, okay? Number 60

is also good because, oh, I won't leave my

office unless there are

urgent cases. It's "a menos que" and "a não ser

que" that are both conditional; both "a

menos que" and "a não ser que" are

conditional. Record it. 61 is really

cool, really. Number 61 is spectacular because

he said, "Oh, if I wrote these

books, I'd be rich." The idea is, if I

wrote these books, comma,

I'd be rich. If I were to write those

books, it would be a condition. There's something

simplistic here. Look how crazy this

conditional statement is. Now, number 62, I already talked about it

today. Yesterday I was sick, so I did

n't leave the house. Consecutive. This is a

quartet, right? It is in such a way that, in such a manner that

, in such a way that, and in such a way that this

quartet will always result in a consecutive order.

Let's go. There, just like at the beginning, when they did

n't listen to me, I

reprimanded them severely. I'll

always say this here. I would prefer the

verb to be "attended," oh. Since they didn't

listen to me, I reprimanded them severely. In other words

, I reprimanded them severely because they did

n't listen to me. So, it's a cause. That.

Causal.

This place is really cool too, look. Why?

Because if someone tells you something like, "Hey,

dude, look, the word 'uma vez que' came up on my test

, 'uma vez que' has two

possibilities." It is either causal

or conditional. Only when it's

conditional, when it's replaced by "in case," for example, "in

case there are so many absences, the meeting will be

postponed." Notice that nothing happened.

The absences did not occur and the meeting has

not yet been postponed. This is a case in point. If

there are so many absences,

the meeting will be postponed, conditionally.

Now, the one below is causal, because

the faults have already occurred, since

we can only attribute the cause of something

that has already happened. Oh, because there were

so many absences, the meeting was

postponed. In other words, because there were so many

absences, the

meeting was postponed. Or you reverse it and hit it

, right? Oh, the meeting was postponed because

there were so many absences. Here, it's all about chance. Ah, okay,

fine. Oh, I already talked about this today. I

will return as long as you ask me, that is,

if you ask me. But what is this

constant? It will be conditional.

always conditional

67 according to some opinions. History

repeats itself. This consonant is the same as

according to some opinions. Like,

according to, as in, according to, or in accordance

with, right? Decan has already agreed

with that, which gives the idea of ​​conformity. So it

was conforming.

Let's go. Now here, on lines 68, 69, and

70, we have the DEDQ trio, right?

Since Q, he has three possibilities. It

can be temporal, conditional, or causal.

This was just to complete the

fourth option. There are only these three options.

So, look at the first one. Since she

started studying, she has become more

affectionate. Then you'll say: "Pota, I

changed it to 'as soon as he started studying'

or 'when he could' or 'when he started

studying became more affectionate.' That one is

temporal, okay?

Now look at the second one. 'Provided they return

early, they can go to the winter festival.'

Here you change it to 'if' or 'provided that,' look

? 'If they return early, they can go to the

winter festival.' That one is conditional.

Change it to 'if' or 'provided that.' Okay.

And the third one, he said: 'Since you don't

know how to read,' that is, 'since you don't

know how to read, I'll read in your place.'" Here,

replace "since," "oh," "I can say that

I'll read in your place," "since you don't

know how to read," "given that," or "because," right? Because,

oh, I'm going to read for you because you don't

know how to read. This is causal. So,

to repeat, since

it only has these three possibilities,

only these three, okay? 71. Oh, his effort

was so great that he achieved victory.

Here it is consecutive. Such that as much as that

size that consecutive is of a

tiny baby. Oh, he hugged me so tenderly

that I couldn't help but cry.

Consecutive. Yes. By

consecutive adverbial subordinate clause. Is everything alright? The

opponent's reaction was so intense that it

startled the champion. Consecutive again.

Subordinate verbal clauses of a consecutive nature,

right? Such that, so much so that it

is consecutive. It is 74. Regarding

subordinating conjunctions, he relates

the columns and then selects the

alternative with the correct sequence. Oh,

CFS. Here he said, "Look, while the

mother prepared the snack, the son tidied up

the house." This one, while it's temporary, is

number four, look. Temporal. So this

isn't it, this isn't it. Here,

the cost of food increases as

wages decrease.

This step Q is proportional. Given

Q, the measure Q, the proportion Q is

proportional. 43. Oh, I killed half, two

sticks. See? He will not agree

to the occurrence, even if you

insist, that is, no matter how much you

insist, here it is concessive, even though even if although even if despite the fact

of concessive. And the

test result was so good, so I have

hope of passing, so it is

consecutive, so that, in such a way that, in such a manner that

, in such a way that it is the

quartet. This is the third time we're

talking about this in today's video, okay? Now

here, look, here's something

interesting. This pair here, look,

they look alike. I am like a speck of

dust in my own house. That's the

same as saying

yes, which is like saying,

"I'm with a speck of dust and my own house." AND

. This is the same as what is comparative.

It is a comparative verbal subordinate clause

. Now notice the difference

from 76. Caula, even if I wanted to, that

is, even if I wanted to, I wouldn't know

what to say. Here, the agreement is already permissive.

Even if I wanted to, even if I

wanted to, it's conceivable. That. 77. Oh, oh, just

like in the beginning. I'll say it again. The "

how" at the beginning is very likely to

be causal. Great chances. Let's see

. As if he were in mourning, he wouldn't see us

. I could say that because he

was in mourning, he didn't receive us. In

other words, he didn't receive us because he was

in mourning, since he was in mourning. It's

causal. It's letter A. This one is repeated, it's

already appeared today, look. He spoke with such calmness

that everyone was astonished. It's the famous "

one that's traded for so much." He spoke so

calmly that everyone was astonished. It's

consecutive.

OK. There, nevertheless, it's the same, although there.

Despite having completed a

higher education course, he is incapable of writing a letter.

Here you can replace it with although. Then you

'll say, "Hey, that 'notwithstanding' that

was changed to 'although' is concessive." To

clarify in the video, a concessive clause

is one that establishes a relationship that goes

against logic. Oh there. So how can

someone have completed a higher education course

and be writing a letter? It's

contradictory, it's concessive, okay?

But recording the conjunctions helps

a lot, right? Okay, let's go. 80. This

building here, believe it or not

, they didn't know the name of their

city. This one, incredibly enough,

will also always give a concession. He is

, as incredible as it may seem, just very

lean. Believe it or not, or as incredible as it may seem

, it will be

granted. Adverbial subordinate clause

, concessive. She did

not accept him as her boyfriend. even though I

liked him. This good thing is also a

concession. It is a

concessive adverbial subordinate clause. Beauty? The animals

must be trained. Whereas

human beings need to be educated. As

Q is proportional. The measure Q, the

proportion Q is the proportional step Q.

Sentence, subordinate verb clause of

proportion. I gestured for him to be

quiet. Here, "que" is replaced by "para

que" or "a fim de que"? Oh, I made a sign so that he would be

quiet. It's the end of the

idea of ​​finality. Yes.

Subordinate adverbial clause of purpose. He returned to the

factory as soon as he heard about the accident involving the

worker. This logo can be replaced with "as

soon as" or "when"? Oh, he returned to the

factory when he heard about the accident involving the

worker. It's too long.

Subordinate adverbial clause of time. 85. He had

barely arrived at the doctor's office when he was seen.

This is the famous "mal" (bad) spelled with an "L" that is replaced by "

assim" (as soon as) because he was seen as soon as he arrived at the

doctor's office. It's temporary. It is a

subordinate adverbial clause of time. Okay

. 86. My mother would stay awake until

I got back. This one is also quite

temporary, isn't it? In other words,

my mother would stay awake until it was time for

me to get back. Until I returned. Until,

after, before, always, that, as soon as

, when, while,

everything is temporal. Oh, I've been working

like a stubborn

worker. An implied verb is a

comparison. So it's comparative. You can't

put it that way, can you? I have been

working like a stubborn person. Don't

do that, for the love of Jesus Christ. It's

comparative. An implied verb is a

comparison, okay? The players proceeded

according to the coach's

instructions. This is for

informational purposes only, okay? Delta.

Although it faced difficulties, although it

is concessive, although with what, despite,

although, notwithstanding, it

had to be put there in the concessive,

automatic way. Oh, although,

concessive, there is evidence against the defendant,

he continues to say he is innocent,

concessive. Subordinate adverbial

concessive clause. If you are unable to come, please

let me know in advance. This case is

conditional. If you can't come,

if you can't come, that's a condition, okay?

92. I always feel sad when I go to Juvenildo's house

. Yeah, it's the same as when, right?

It's too long. Temporal para dedel.

Now, look at number 93.

This artist places more importance on the

combination of colors than on the shapes.

So he gives more importance to one

thing than the other. It's comparative, yes,

and the character is one of superiority, okay?

But it's comparative. Yes, the more you read,

the more you learn. Proportional. The

more, the more; the more, the less.

Just a reminder that the

proportional one is the one in front, the other one is the

main one. Here, it's proportional.

Now these two are cool, look. We

gave him clothes and food without him

asking. Oh, that one without which he exchanges for

although not. But you put the "not" after

the subject. Look how cool! Observe.

We gave him clothes and food, even though

he didn't ask for them. Without him asking means

without him asking, right? It is concessive. This is

really cool, spectacular. Look, I

put two, see. He did everything right without

me teaching him, or he did, that is, he did

everything right even though I didn't

teach him. It is the "without that" that is replaced by "

although not." And the "não" (not) is placed after the

subject. So it's concessive. It is

concessive. Tear up those papers so that you do

n't regret it

later. End. Subordinate

adverbial clause of purpose. Oh, the

teaching staff interrupted their

vacation period because there was a problem to

be solved. Here's why you can

say it like this: "The teaching staff

interrupted their vacation period, but

why? Do you know the reason, the cause?

What was the cause? Because there was a

problem to be solved, since... Ah,

so this 'for how long' is causal? Exactly.

Causal. Oh, poetry will die when

feeling ceases to exist, that is,

poetry will die as soon as feeling

ceases to exist. The 'when' that changes

to 'as soon as' is temporal, a

subordinate adverbial clause of time.

Remembering that this one here in front is the

main clause. Every subordinate clause is

subordinate to a main clause, okay? Without '

observe,' don't 'observe.' He said:

"Conditional verbal clauses are classified as

subordinate clauses,

okay?" I will return as long as you

ask me, provided it is outrageously

conditional. If you ask me, if

anyone asks about me, tell them I've

disappeared. "That someone asking is the

same as if someone asks." It's

conditional.

Three, our planet will be saved as long as we

don't sacrifice it anymore, if we don't

sacrifice it anymore, or provided that we don't

sacrifice it anymore. Here too, it's

conditional. Exactly. Now, the

last two, numbers 4 and 5, were far from being

conditionals. They are permissive.

Let's read, then. Even if you earn rivers

of money, you will always feel poor,

complacent. Oh, the same as over there, oh. Even though

, despite, although, even if, it

's

acceptable here, look. Even if the world were

to collapse around him, he wouldn't budge an inch from that

position.

Even though, although, the

conditionals were in sentences 1, 2, and 3. The

correct answer is C, right? Let's

go. 101. The adverbial subordinate clause

presents a circumstance of cause in.

Let's go. Although the obstacles

seemed insurmountable to him, he

overcame the difficulty, albeit by being

very lenient with Dedel.

Oh, oh, how it begins. Since the students weren't

interested in the topic, the

professor cancelled the lecture. In other words,

the professor cancelled the lecture because

the students weren't interested in the

topic. It's too casual, too much of a door. Now

, when the population is more

committed to social causes,

crime will decrease. This "when it is"

can be replaced by "always" or "every

time" or "as soon as" or "as soon as" when the

population is more compromised; it's

temporary, okay? And D. Brazil will stay

up-to-date if you answer

the census correctly. In other words, if you

answer the common sense question correctly. If you

answer, in case you answer, notice

that the verb doesn't stay exactly the same as if you

answer, in case you answer. But here it

was condonal, that is

, what was the cause? It was a

small ball.

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