Questões de Concursos Inglês Conversação

In the sentence “The Eiffel Tower is taller than the Statue of Liberty”, what type of comparison is being made?

The sentence “Have you ever visited Paris?” employs the Present Perfect tense to discuss

What is the possessive adjective used to indicate that something belongs to a non-human subject, such as an animal or object?

Considering the importance of inclusion in education, what modal verb should teachers of English use to indicate the necessity of providing support for students with special needs to ensure their participation in classroom activities?

The imperative sentence is:

Which sentence is in the Present Continuous tense?

The modal verb that indicates a strong obligation is:

The passive voice sentence is:

Read the following text.
My teacher’s cell phone
Heard a beeping sound Followed by a very old Frank Sinatra’s song My classmates’ heads turned Who’s phone? who’s phone? Less chaotic when the teacher glared Everybody put their heads down And checked their sophisticated mobile phones Once again... When the teacher wasn’t looking... Mobile phones roamed in a dull classroom Updating facebook status, Uploading candid photos of a snoring friend Copy pasting assignment Text messaging and gossiping about their stern lookingteacher In the name of advanced technology Mobile smartphones create the impossibles... Beyond the blackboard and the four walls of the classroom O o Frank Sinatra’s song again... And everybody started looking... The teacher grabbed her mobile phone Tried to switch it off... When students could own smartphones... Who needs NOKIA from the old time zone...?
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Based on the poem “My teacher’s cell phone”, what is the central theme or message conveyed by the poem?

Read the following sentence: “I have been playing the guitar for two hours.” What grammatical aspect is highlighted in the sentence above?

The sentence with a correct relative clause is:

Which sentence correctly uses the comparative form?

The sentence with the correct possessive pronoun is: