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Ana Júlia de Mendonça Correa - 1°C

Anna Gonçalves Brito Santos - 1°C

Arthur Fernandes Schlickmann - 1°A

Beatriz de Paula Piotto - 1°C

Isabelli Venturini Vieira - 1°C

João Gabriel Gomes Guimarães - 1°A

Letícia Rabbath Guedes - 1°C

Luisa Ricci de Siqueira e Silva - 1°A

Maria Luiza Neder Fagundes - 1°C

Melissa de Andrade Queiroz Pereira - 1°C

Murilo Lopes Barcelos Puerta - 1°A

Nathalie Valente da Silva - 1°A

Nina Giordani Mori - 1°C

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The picture of Dorian Gray talks about a man, who, was painted by Basil Hallward, wished never to grow old in place of the painting. In that, his wishes are met and the painting begins to suffer for everything that he would normally go through. The group would recommend this reading, due to the various topics that the book addresses and the philosophical thoughts that it provides, in addition to being considered as something far ahead of its time.

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Simple Past

“... when he saw Basil Hallward” - page 45  first paragraph.

“He locked the door behind him and went quietly downstairs” page 47 secund paragraph.

“His face was old and ugly and yellow with disease” - page 63 third paragraph.

“A week later Dorian Gray was at his house in the country" page 55 first paragraph.

Past Perfect

“It had stolen every chance of peace or happiness from him” - page 62 fifth paragraph.

“After Dorian had gone, Lord Henry smiled to himself“ - page 26 fifth paragraph.

“He had seen a face watching him at the window and he had recognized it” - page 55 fourth paragraph.

“It could not be the portrait that he painted” - page 46 sixth paragraph.

Regular Plural Nouns

“'What strange people you artists are!’” - page 9 fifth paragraph.

“I never tell their names…” - page 10 sixth paragraph.

“To my other friends.” - page 10 sixth paragraph.

“I love secrets, that's all…” - page 10 sixth paragraph.

Irregular Plural Nouns

“My dear boy, the people who love only once in their lives are really the shallow people. “ - page 39 - first paragraph.

“They are good husbands, or faithful wives,” - page 79 - third paragraph.

“They are all men of some intellectual power and consequently they all appreciate me.” - page 11 - third paragraph.

“Her little feet pattered overhead.” - page 48 - second paragraph.