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OBSERVE AS FRASES ABAIXO. MARQUE A OPÇÃO EM QUE OS ARTIGOS INDEFINIDOS FORAM USADOS DA FORMA INCORRETA: A) There is an orange in that bowl. B) She is an very important engineer. C) I want to be a teacher. D) That girl has a super power: her smile!

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Answer:

The incorrect option is:

B) She is an very important engineer.

Explanation:

In English, we have two indefinite articles: "a" and "an". They are both used to refer to a singular unspecified noun. However, there is a difference between them. "A" is used before consonant sounds. "An" is used before vowel sounds. For example:

- a fox;

- an orange;

- a house;

- an umbrella.

For that reason, the incorrect option is "B. She is an very important engineer." "Very" begins with a consonant sound and, therefore, should be preceded by "a". The correct sentence would be:

- She is a very important engineer.

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