Question

4. Which of these responses express partial agreement? (There is more than one correct
answer.)
Listening to English is really impossible.
a Absolutely, but speaking it's even worse!
bl agree up to a point, but it gets easier with practice.
cl wouldn't go as far as to say that. It's difficult
, but it's really just a matter of getting used
to it.
d That's right - so many of the words are unclear.
5. Which of these responses gives an impression of politeness?
The 1960s were the best decade for music.
a Rubbish! Have you listened to any music since then?
b I'm sorry, but have you listened to any music since then?
c How can you say that? Have you listened to any music since then?
d Are you kidding? Have you listened to any music since then?
6. Which of these responses expresses disagreement most strongly?
What use is history? Do you remember our history lessons at school? Most of what they
taught us was completely useless, wasn't it?
a I don't know. I don't think it's fair to say that, actually.
bl take your point, but that was probably because of the way it was taught.
c You've got a point there, but the problem was that the teachers didn't really show how it
was relevant to us.
d That's true, but I think it's taught a bit differently nowadays.
7. Which of these responses is the most polite?
I think we all agree that the writing was the hardest part of the test.
a Speak for yourself.
b Excuse me, but I'm not sure whether everyone thought so.
We all agree? You must be joking!
d Nonsense! The listening was far worse.​

Answer 1

Resposta: EU QUERO RESPOSTAS! ALGUE ME AJUDA?!

Explicação:

Answer 2

Resposta:

1. C (This is too formal for the situation.)

2. A

3. A e D

4. A e B

5. B (But note that the effect of ‘I’m sorry’ depends on tone of voice and facial expression; it could sound quite threatening.)

6. A (Sometimes ‘I don’t know’ actually means ‘I disagree’!)

7. B

Explicação:

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