(ESCOLA NAVAL - 2017)
Which is the correct option to complete the sentence below?
Abandoned dog now works at a petrol station
Buying petrol is generally a trivial activity. You fill your car, head into the shop, possibly pick a Kit-Kat or motoring atlas, pay the cashier then set for your destination. Wouldn't the whole process be more enjoyable if there was a dog to brighten up your visit?
(Adapted from hip :/Amww.telegraph.co.uk/pets/news-features/dog abandoned-petrol-station-now-works-petrol-station/)
for/down/up
for/down/into
up/out/in
up/up/out
up/into/out
Gabarito:
up/up/out
As lacunas completam os phrasal verbs "fill up" ("encher"), "pick up" ("pegar") e "set out" ("estabelecer", "definir").