Questões dissertativas de Língua Inglesa — Ensino Fundamental
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4.116 questões com resposta esperada, explicação e raio-X pedagógico, alinhadas à BNCC.
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Your school will introduce a daily one-hour 'quiet study' period in the library. Write a 6–8 sentence policy summary for the school newsletter that (a) uses should, must and have to to explain recommendations and…
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Produce three short English sentences using should, must, have to, may or might—one sentence per scenario—and then briefly explain why each modal is appropriate. Scenarios: (a) A teacher announces a compulsory homework…
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Write a short public announcement (8–10 sentences) to the school community explaining a new staggered schedule. Use should, must, have to, may and might to state obligations, recommendations and possible outcomes. Keep…
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Write an 8–10 sentence persuasive message addressed to parents on the school app suggesting practical ways to support their children's homework routines. Use should, must, have to, may and might to express…
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Write an 8–10 sentence proposal to your school council suggesting actions to balance homework and extracurricular activities. Use should, must, have to, may and might to express recommendations, obligations and…
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Read the short notice from a school nurse below. Rewrite it using the modal verbs should, must, have to, may and might to express recommendations, obligations, and probabilities. Produce a rewritten notice of 6–8 short…
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Write a short plan (6–8 sentences) for a class field trip. Use should, must, have to, may and might to give recommendations, state obligations and predict probabilities about packing, rules and weather.
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Write a short note (6–8 sentences) to a classmate who wants to join the school soccer team but worries about study time. Use should, have to, may, might and must at least once; then add one sentence explaining why you…
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Write a 10–12 sentence informal letter to your younger sibling advising them on how to choose extracurricular activities. Use should, must, have to, may and might at least once each to express recommendations…
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Write a short public notice (6–8 short sentences) for your school bulletin advising students how to reduce cafeteria waste. Use should or ought to for recommendations, must/have to for obligations, and may or might to…
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Write a short email (6–8 sentences) to a friend explaining the rules for using a shared family streaming account. Use must/have to for obligations, should for recommendations, and may/might for possibilities. Include at…
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Write a short proposal (8–10 short sentences) to your school principal suggesting safety measures for science laboratory sessions. Use must/have to for obligations, should for recommendations, and may/might for possible…
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Write a short note (5–7 sentences) to your younger sibling explaining what to do and what to avoid before attending a school trip. Use should, must, have to, may and might at least once to indicate recommendation…
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Write five short safety instructions for a school laboratory. Each instruction must use exactly one of these modals: should, must, have to (correct form), may, might. After each instruction, in brackets briefly state the…
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Write a short persuasive paragraph (6–8 sentences) to your city council arguing for a new protected bike lane for students. Include one sentence using must or have to (necessity/obligation), one using should…
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Rewrite the five short statements below so each uses one modal verb (use each modal once): should, must, have to, may, might. Match the intended meaning in parentheses. 1) Wear a helmet when cycling. (advice) 2) Attend…
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Write an informal email (5–6 sentences) to a friend visiting your city for the first time. Include one sentence that uses 'must' or 'have to' to state an obligation, one sentence with 'should' giving a recommendation…
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Write a short message (5–6 sentences) to a friend planning a school science project. Use should, must, have to, may and might each at least once to state a recommendation, an obligation, a necessity, and two…
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Write a short paragraph (5–7 sentences) advising visiting exchange students about campus safety and routines. Use should, must, have to, may and might at least once each.
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Write a short note (5–7 sentences) to a classmate explaining: one obligation you have this week, one recommendation for preparing for it, and one possible complication. Use must or have to for the obligation, should for…
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Write a short paragraph (6–8 sentences) advising a friend who is preparing for final exams. Use the modal verbs should, must, have to, may and might to express recommendation, obligation and probability.
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Write a short formal notice (4–6 sentences) to parents about after-school study sessions. Include one sentence using each modal: must, have to, should, may, and might, indicating obligations, a recommendation…
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You are the volunteer coordinator for a community event. Write a short message (6–8 sentences) to volunteers describing: tasks they must complete, things they should prepare, and possible risks that may or might occur…
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Write a short informal paragraph (6–8 sentences) to a friend who will join a weekend school trip. Include one sentence using 'must' or 'have to' to state an obligation, one sentence with 'should' giving a recommendation…
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Write a short reply (5–7 sentences) to a student asking whether they should join the after-school science club. Use should, must, have to, may and might appropriately to advise on benefits, commitments, and possible…
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Write a short informal email (4–6 sentences) to a classmate advising whether they should attend school while experiencing mild flu symptoms. Use should, may, might, must or have to to express recommendation, possibility…
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Write a short paragraph (6–8 sentences) describing rules and possible outcomes for a school field trip. Use 'must' or 'have to' for obligations and 'may' or 'might' for possibilities. Include at least one sentence with…
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You are the captain of a school sports team. Write a short message (5–7 sentences) to your teammates explaining: (1) one obligation using 'must' or 'have to', (2) one recommendation using 'should', and (3) one possible…
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Write a short informal email (4–6 sentences) to a classmate who feels ill. Advise them whether to attend school and what actions to take, using should, may, might and must/have to to show recommendation, possibility and…
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Write a formal email (8–10 short sentences) to a new exchange student explaining important school rules, offering recommendations and describing possible consequences. Use should, must, have to to express…