CEBRASPE - OS SEGREDOS DAS COORDENADAS: RELAÇÕES DE COORDENAÇÃO ENTRE ORAÇÕES E OS TERMOS

[Music] Hello, greetings, we are here once again in another live broadcast on our Portuguese app. For those of you who have been following us on this journey, we are on lesson number n, following the schedule we presented to you. We are fulfilling it so that you have the best quality Portuguese language instruction for the

exam, currently focused on CESPE, right? We also have the Federal Police and the PRF already authorized, so our module will be complemented with more tips and more exercises, for sure. Well, today we are going to talk about coordination relationships, both between clauses and between terms within clauses. Logically, it's more common in CESPE, right? Due to the

structure of the language itself, the focus is more on clauses. Okay, so we're going to address that today. Let's go. Normally, the candidate, the exam taker, right? That guy who's dedicated to taking public service exams, when he hears certain terms, look what happens here, look what happens when they ask me what coordinate clauses are, right? Again, if not,

but here, no, here you will have the best explanation, as has always been our proposal: clear, objective, and direct, so that you really understand this process. Okay, next week we will... Complementing this lesson with subordination, you'll have the most complete package. Follow along! Today we're going to work on coordinate clauses and compound sentences by coordination. So,

as you already know, we have two types of sentences—well, three actually, when you mix the two essential ones: the simple sentence and the compound sentence. This compound sentence can be composed of subordination, coordination, or it can be mixed, which is when you mix the two things. In a compound sentence, you notice when we have