30 Questões de Inglês para – 7º ano

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) Incorrect. Do is used with I, you, we, and they.
• B) Correct. Third-person singular in the simple present takes does.
• C) Incorrect. Did refers to the past, not a habitual action.
• D) Incorrect. Doing needs an auxiliary or a different structure.
• E) Incorrect. Done is a past participle, not the main verb here.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) Incorrect. Apples are countable, but juice is uncountable.
• B) Incorrect. Much does not fit the countable noun apples.
• C) Incorrect. A lot works differently here and does not fit both blanks well.
• D) Correct. Many is used with countable nouns; much with uncountable nouns.
• E) Incorrect. Some sounds possible in the first blank, but many is more accurate.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) Correct. The answer indicates a place, so Where is appropriate.
• B) Incorrect. What asks about things or information, not location.
• C) Incorrect. Who asks about people, not places.
• D) Incorrect. When asks about time, not where something is.
• E) Incorrect. Why asks about reasons, not location.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) Incorrect. Pass does not express the expected future result here.
• B) Incorrect. Have passed suggests a completed action, not the intended meaning.
• C) Incorrect. Passed refers to a past event, not a result after studying.
• D) Incorrect. Passing does not complete the main verb structure here.
• E) Correct. The first conditional idea here is future result, so will pass fits best.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) Incorrect. Expensive does not explain why a new backpack was needed.
• B) Incorrect. Heavy is possible for a backpack, but not the clearest reason for replacement.
• C) Correct. Broken explains why Lucas needed a new backpack.
• D) Incorrect. Bright describes appearance, not a need to replace it.
• E) Incorrect. Empty does not explain why the backpack was replaced.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) Incorrect. Do you like asks about preference, not an invitation.
• B) Correct. Would you like is the polite form for inviting someone.
• C) Incorrect. Did you like refers to the past.
• D) Incorrect. Can you like is not the natural structure here.
• E) Incorrect. Should you like does not fit the invitation meaning.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) Incorrect. The text mentions morning time, not night travel.
• B) Incorrect. The verbs and time markers suggest routine, not a single day.
• C) Incorrect. Catching the bus indicates she does use school transport.
• D) Incorrect. She gets up before catching the bus.
• E) Correct. The actions show a regular morning routine.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) Correct. Will cook fits a future plan or decision made in the moment.
• B) Incorrect. Are cooking suggests a planned arrangement, but the sentence favors a future decision.
• C) Incorrect. Cook is not the best choice for a future arrangement here.
• D) Incorrect. Cooked refers to the past.
• E) Incorrect. Have cooked shows a completed action, not the intended future meaning.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) Incorrect. Quick is an adjective, not the best modifier for finished.
• B) Incorrect. Quickest is superlative and does not fit here.
• C) Incorrect. Quicker is comparative and does not fit this structure.
• D) Correct. Quickly is an adverb and modifies finished.
• E) Incorrect. Quiet describes sound, not the manner of finishing.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) Incorrect. What does not refer to a person in this structure.
• B) Incorrect. Whose shows possession, not the subject of the clause.
• C) Correct. Who refers to a person and acts as the subject of the clause.
• D) Incorrect. Which is used for things or animals in this context.
• E) Incorrect. Where refers to place, not a person.