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Whose is used in questions about possession.

The correct preposition here is "from." This is because "from" indicates that the speaker is from a specific place, in this case Brazil. The preposition "at" is not correct because it is used to indicate a specific location or address. For example, "I am at the gym" would be correct because the gym is a specific location. The preposition "on" is not correct because it is not typically used to indicate place of origin. It is used to indicate a location on a surface, or a location in a sequence of events.

The sentence is indicating possession of an object, the correct answer is my, as it's the possessive form of the pronoun "I" indicating that the pen belongs to the speaker. Mine is also a possessive form of "I" it's only used when the noun is not mentioned. I is the pronoun that refers to the speaker and me is the pronoun that is used as the object of the verb or preposition.

The sentence is giving an order or instruction to open the door, the correct answer is Open, as it is the base form of the verb that is used in imperative sentence. The imperative sentence is a command or instruction, this type of sentence is formed by the base form of the verb and it's used to give an order or request.

The sentence is describing an action that took place in the past. The correct answer is went, as it is the past simple form of the verb "to go".

Who is used to ask for the identity of a person. How is used to ask for the method or manner in which something is done. Why is used to ask for the reason or cause of something. In this context, the question is asking specifically for information about name, and "what" is the appropriate word to use in that case.

Going to work is not caused by eating breakfast. It also does not contradict to it.

The verb tense "will go" is in the future tense, which is the correct tense to use in the sentence "I will go to the gym tomorrow." The speaker is indicating that they have plans to go to the gym in the future.

The sentence is giving advice about an action that should be taken in the future. The correct answer is should, as it is the modal verb that indicates the speaker's advice or suggestion about the future action.

The correct article to complete the sentence is "an." This is because "an" is the indefinite article used before a word that starts with a vowel sound. In this case, the word "elephant" starts with a vowel sound, "e", so "an" should be used.

The article "a" is not correct because it is used before words that start with a consonant sound.

The article "the" is not correct because it is used to indicate a specific noun that is being referred to.

No article is not correct because it is not used before a singular count noun.

The correct adverb is "well." is used to modify verbs and indicate how an action is performed. Other options are adjectives and are used to modify nouns and other adjectives.

The correct conjunction to complete the sentence is "so." This is because "so" is used to indicate a logical consequence or result. In this sentence, being tired is the reason for going to bed early.

The conjunction "but" is not correct because it is used to indicate a contrast or opposition between two ideas. "Yet" is not correct because it is used to indicate that an action or event has not happened, although it was expected or planned. The conjunction "or" is not correct because it is used to indicate a choice or alternative between two or more options.