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As regras para a formação de question tags em inglês apresentam exceções para certos modos e construções. Para uma sugestão iniciada por 'Let's', como em 'Let's go to the cinema', a tag correspondente é 'shall we?'; para uma ordem no imperativo, como 'Open the door', a tag pode ser 'will you?'.


C

Certo


E

Errado

Situação hipotética: O professor apresenta a frase 'She is very tall, isn't she?'. Assertiva: O uso da 'Question Tag' está correto, pois segue a regra de que, se a oração principal é afirmativa e utiliza o verbo 'to be', a tag deve ser negativa e repetir o mesmo verbo.


C

Certo


E

Errado

Choose the option with the most appropriate question tag, considering both grammar and pragmatics:


"You finished writing the lesson plan on time, __________?"


A

don’t you


B

didn’t you


C

haven’t you


D

hadn’t you


E

won’t you

The teacher writes on the board: “fast – faster – the fastest”. This activity is an example of practice with:


A

Subject and object pronouns.


B

Indefinite articles.


C

Comparatives and superlatives.


D

Countable and uncountable nouns.


E

Question tags.

Ano: 2026
Prova: Prefeitura de Clevelândia - Prefeitura de Clevelândia - Professor - Área: Língua Inglesa - 2026

Escolha a question tag correta para completar a frase:


You live near the school, ________?"


A

don't you


B

aren't you


C

do you


D

live you

'Could you please pass me the salt?' é um exemplo de Question Tag, que é uma pequena pergunta adicionada ao final de uma afirmação para pedir confirmação ou verificar uma informação.


C

Certo


E

Errado

About the question tag uses, mark the alternative that presents the correct way to form these sentences.


A

Use the auxiliary verb or “be” verb from the main clause. If there’s no auxiliary verb, use do/does/did.


B

Identify the object in the active sentence and turn the object into the subject.


C

Add the verb “to be” in the correct tense and include the past participle of the main verb.


D

Add the agent (optional) and use “by + agent”.


E

Use this structure: [Subject] + verb “to be” (in correct tense) + past participle + (optional: “by + agent”).

Choose the sentence that has the correct question tag.


A

Sarah was simply expressing a personal opinion, isn’t she?


B

Sarah has been at Stanwell School since 2000, hasn’t she?


C

They need to be concerned about phone addiction and screen addiction, aren’t they?


D

A number of schools across Wales have introduced total bans on mobiles, didn’t they?

Situação hipotética: Um professor, ao abordar o conceito de 'Question Tag' em inglês, apresenta a frase 'You like coffee, don't you?'. Assertiva: A compreensão e o uso adequado das 'Question Tags' dependem não apenas de regras gramaticais de inversão do auxiliar com o sujeito e concordância de polaridade (afirmativa-negativa), mas também de nuances pragmáticas, como a entonação, que pode indicar um pedido de confirmação genuíno ou uma expectativa de concordância, evidenciando a interconexão entre sintaxe, semântica e pragmática na comunicação eficaz.


C

Certo


E

Errado

English negative and interrogative formation relies on auxiliary inversion and do-support when no auxiliary is present. Negative polarity items (NPIs) require licensing contexts (negation, questions, conditionals). Tag questions integrate polarity reversal and intonation to seek confirmation or challenge (cf. Quirk et al.; Huddleston). Choose the correct option.


A

Do-support appears when lexical verbs form questions without an auxiliary.


B

NPIs occur freely in positive declaratives with broad-focus intonation.


C

Tag questions always soften stance in any dialect.


D

Inversion is optional in WH-questions with subject interrogatives.


E

Negation in English avoids any auxiliary, unlike questions.

In the sentence "it was recorded by Louis Armstrong in 1967", the grammatical structure is:


A

active voice.


B

passive voice.


C

continous past.


D

phrasal verbs.


E

quations tag.

Based on Text I, choose the CORRECT answer.


A

Calvin used “fluff” to emphasize the only positive aspect of the network programming.


B

Calvin chose to read a book instead of keeping watching the TV.


C

Calvin said, “Sue me” figuratively.


D

Calvin followed his dad’s suggestion.


E

Calvin wanted trivial entertainment that would respect his intelligence.

Choose the option that correctly explains when a question tag is used.


A

Question tags are short phrases added at the end of a statement to confirm information, seek agreement, or prompt a response. They usually mirror the verb and subject of the main statement.


B

Question tags are short phrases with the main information of the sentence and aim to confirm the information of another sentence presented in the text, without a relationship between the sentences.


C

Question tags are texts that present important information about a topic already introduced in another text. They are short texts with a lot of important information for the reader.


D

A question tag is a sentence used at the end of a text to present an opposing argument to what was stated in the body of the text, and it may have a connection with the main theme.


E

A question tag is a short text that does not present thematic content and does not have questions to encourage the reader to understand the context.

Read the sentences below and select the alternative that contains the incorrect tag question:


A

You’re coming to the meeting, aren’t you?


B

Sophie can play the piano, can’t she?


C

We should call them, shouldn’t we?


D

David has finished his homework, hasn’t he?


E

Her parents were here yesterday, wasn’t they?

A question tag is a short phrase added to the end of a statement to turn it into a question. It’s often used in English to confirm or check information, or to encourage a reply from the listener. According to the grammar rules, choose the correct alternative.


A

You like apple pie, aren´t you?


B

They didn´t go to the farm yesterday, did they?


C

Frida has beautiful hair, hasn´t she?


D

Carol and John are very nice, don´t they?


E

Pedro´s English has improved a lot, hasn´t he?

The sentence that indicates the correct use of a tag question is:


A

It seems we’re done with this task, so what’s next?


B

You love this flavor, don’t you?


C

I’m at the parking lot, where are you?


D

You’ve seen this movie, hasn’t you?

Choose the correct question tag to complete the sentence:


"You enjoyed the movie, _____?"


A

does you?


B

didn't you?


C

do you?


D

don't you?


E

does it?

Choose the alternative which best completes the question tag in the sentence “Ethiopian Airlines and Boeing will manufacture aircraft parts, ______?”


A

would they


B

won’t they


C

would it


D

will it

Ano: 2024
Prova: Instituto Access - Instituto de Acesso à Educação, Capacitação Profissional e Desenvolvimento Humano - INT - Tecnologista Júnior - Área: Engenharia de Manutenção - 2024

Choose the best alternative: “People have changed to virtual political protests, _____?”


A

hadn’t they?


B

have they?


C

hasn’t it?


D

haven’t they?


E

didn’t they?

Which option correctly forms a question implying surprise about an unexpected past event?


A

Did he really move to Canada last year?


B

Really did he move to Canada last year?


C

Did really he move to Canada last year?


D

Did he move to Canada last year, really?


E

He did move to Canada last year, really?

 
 
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