Língua Inglesa

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2026· Pref Guaraciaba (SC)

Students compare advertisements for the same type of product produced in different English-speaking contexts. They initially describe one advertisement as "normal" and another as "strange." The teacher wants to develop…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2026· Pref Belmonte (SC)

During the first stage of a sequence on formal e-mails, students write a message requesting information from a cultural institution. Their texts reveal difficulties with subject lines, organization of requests, levels o…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2026· Pref Guaraciaba (SC)

A teacher wants to design an integrated-skills activity around a two-minute news video. Arrange the stages below in a coherent instructional sequence: I.Students produce a short spoken response in pairs, using informati…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2026· Pref Mondaí

Consider the distribution below: They turned down the proposal. They turned the proposal down. They turned it down. *They turned down it. They looked after the student. *They looked the student after. Which analysis acc…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2026· Pref Mondaí

Consider the word unlockable in the following contexts: I. The emergency latch is unlockable from the inside with a single movement. II. After the mechanism broke, the cabinet became unlockable: the door could no longer…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2026· Pref Mondaí

Consider the expressions "subsumed under the broad category" and "read between the lines" as they occur in the passage. Which pair of meanings corresponds to their contextual use?

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2026· Pref Mondaí

Throughout the text, descriptions of students with ASD repeatedly employ expressions such as "typically," "usually," "tend to," "may," "likely," "many," and "most." What is the principal discourse effect of this pattern?

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2026· Pref Paraíso (SC)

Reading strategies in the English Language Teaching context often involve specific cognitive processes such as scanning, skimming, and predicting. However, a less frequently discussed but vital technique for advanced cr…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2026· Pref Guaraciaba (SC)

During a writing unit, students first produce a draft and then receive feedback indicating that their arguments are relevant but poorly organized. Several students immediately begin correcting spelling and punctuation w…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2026· Pref Mondaí

Regarding the syntactic behavior of prepositions and conjunctions in English, mark T for true and F for false. (__)In Despite the fact that the evidence was incomplete, the committee proceeded, despite functions as a pr…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2026· Pref Belmonte (SC)

A teacher selects excerpts from Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Brontë, and asks students to examine the narrator's accounts of childhood, education, employment and personal autonomy. The class also considers the social expecta…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2025· Pref São José Cedro

According to Base Nacional Comum Curricular (BNCC) guidelines for English language teaching, complete the statement: "The development of students' repertoires should prioritize over , while fostering as a fundamental co…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2025· Pref S João do Oeste

Judge the statements below as TRUE (T) or FALSE (F) concerning practical activities designed to stimulate communication in EFL classrooms: (__)Role-plays simulating authentic situations (e.g., ordering food) foster prag…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2025· Pref S M do Oeste

The line "Longer thumbs mean bigger brains" encodes a correlation via comparatives. Which option correctly recasts this relation using the correlative comparative pattern in standard English?

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2025· Pref Bandeirante SC

The article uses several idiomatic expressions and collocations that are characteristic of British political and economic discourse. For example: "balancing the books" (managing finances to ensure income matches expendi…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2025· Pref Bandeirante SC

The article discusses Chancellor Rachel Reeves' budget strategy and its political implications. Consider this passage: "Reeves' appeal to the public to back her long-term approach to sorting out the British economy may…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2025· Pref S M do Oeste

Consider the sentence from the article: "As our ancestors got better at picking up and manipulating objects, their brains had to grow to handle these new skills." Which option correctly describes its syntactic structure?

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2025· Pref Bandeirante SC

In authentic spoken English, native speakers use features of connected speech including linking (connecting final consonant sounds to initial vowel sounds), elision (dropping sounds), assimilation (sounds changing when…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2025· Pref Bandeirante SC

The article discusses Chancellor Rachel Reeves' approach to the upcoming UK budget, highlighting various economic and political challenges. According to the text, Reeves held an "extraordinary press conference" before t…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2025· Pref Bandeirante SC

The article employs collocations and fixed expressions characteristic of British political journalism. The text includes: "balancing the books," "iron-clad fiscal rules," "heaping pressure," "bite the bullet," "the stak…