A report by Brazil's space research agency (Inpe) found that deforestation increased by 22% in a year.

Brazil was among a number of nations who promised to end and reverse deforestation by 2030 during the COP26 climate summit.

The Amazon is home to about three million species of plants and animals, and one million indigenous people.

It is a vital carbon store that slows down the pace of global warming.

According to the latest data, some 13,235 sq km (5110 sq miles) was lost during the 2020-21 period, the highest amount since 2006.

Environment Minister Joaquim Leite said the data represents a "challenge" and said: "We have to be more forceful in relation to these crimes."

He added that the data "does not exactly reflect the situation in the last few months".
Disponível em: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-59341770 Acesso em: 29 nov 2021
Destaque uma frase do excerto acima que esteja no Present Continuous. 

And the night is 1_______ to me, yeah

I hear voices 2_________ songs in the street

And I know that we won't be 3_______ home

For so long, for so long

But I know that I won't be on my own

Yeah, I love this 4_________ and

 

Right now

I wish you were here with me (oh)

'Cause right now

Everything's new to me (oh)

You know I can't fight the 5________

And every night, I feel it

Right now

I wish you were here with me (oh)

 

Late night, spaces

With all our friends, you and me, yeah

Love these faces

Just like how it used to be

 

And we won't be 6__________ home

For so long, for so long

But I know I won't be on my own, on my own

I'm 7________ like

 

Right now

I wish you were here with me (oh)

'Cause right now

Everything's new to me (oh)

You know I can't fight the 8________

And every night, I feel it

Right now

I wish you were here with me (oh)

 

And I could do this forever (oh, oh, oh)

And let's go crazy together (oh, oh, oh)

Lights go down

And I hear you 9________to me, yeah

 

Right now

I wish you were here with me (oh)

'Cause right now

Everything's new to me (oh)

You know I can't fight the 9________

And every night, I feel it

Right now

I wish you were here with me (oh)

A-) O que as palavras usadas têm em comum?

 

PRESIDENT OBAMA: 
 
 

(  ) While you're here, you're maybe part of the first family, but once your term's up you're going to be a citizen once again. And that, I think, it’s both humbling, but extremely gratifying because it reminds us that this is a democracy, and those who come into this office are here temporarily and someday soon there's going to be somebody else who takes up that mantle and you just make sure that during the time that you're here you're doing the best you can to serve the people who've sent you.

 

(  ) Well, the White House is The People's House. Michelle and I and the girls, we understand that we're here for a limited time, and we're here because we have this incredible privilege of serving the American people and looking after them and what they are concerned about.

 

(  ) So, the transition was smooth, but that first night you kind of wake up with a start a little bit and say to yourself, "My goodness, what am I doing here?"

 

(  )I think everybody, the first night they spend in the White House, are a little overwhelmed. You know, the White House is such an icon in American life and around the globe, and the notion that you'd be sleeping in a bed inside of it, is a little bit intimidating. And, at least when you've got a couple kids, you pretty much get into a routine because you know that you're going to have to figure out how to wake them up, and make sure they get to school on that first day.

 

(  ) Everyday -- although you consider it the place you live -- I think you're very mindful that this is a place of history; that this is a place that belongs to the people and to the country. As much as you want to feel comfortable in that place, you also want to feel a little bit of reverence for the fact that down these halls Lincoln has walked, and in these rooms FDR has made decisions that had impacts around the world.