"I'm sorry, I don't understand," said Maria during the English lesson. Mrs. Santos looked at her and smiled…

Questão

"I'm sorry, I don't understand," said Maria during the English lesson. Mrs. Santos looked at her and smiled. "No problem, Maria. Could you repeat the question?" she asked. Other students also used polite expressions in class. Some said "Excuse me" before speaking, while others thanked their classmates by saying "Thank you". The teacher praised them: "Good job using polite words!" This classroom relies on social expressions to keep lessons friendly and respectful. Based on the text, identify the dialogue that correctly uses two social expressions for polite classroom interaction.

1. A) Student: Thanks for listening. Teacher: Sorry, let’s continue the exercise.
2. B) Student: Sorry, I understand everything. Teacher: No problem, you’re welcome.
3. C) Student: Could you close the door? Teacher: Excuse me for closing it.
4. D) Student: Excuse me, may I open the window? Teacher: Certainly, thank you for asking.
5. E) Student: Thank you, Mrs. Santos. Teacher: May I speak, please?

✅ Resposta correta: alternativa D

Resolução passo a passo

1. Leio o texto e identifico as expressões de polidez citadas nele: "Excuse me" (antes de falar), "Thank you" (para agradecer) e "No problem" (resposta a um pedido de desculpas). Passo 2: Procuro o diálogo em que duas dessas expressões aparecem usadas corretamente. Passo 3: Na alternativa D, o aluno diz "Excuse me, may I open the window?", usando "Excuse me" antes de fazer um pedido, e a professora responde "Certainly, thank you for asking", usando "thank you" de forma adequada. Essa é a alternativa correta, que coincide com o gabarito oficial. Passo 4: Por que as outras estão erradas: A) "Thanks for listening" é um agradecimento sem contexto na fala do professor, e "Sorry" para encerrar a explicação não faz sentido. B) "Sorry" é um pedido de desculpas incoerente com "I understand everything", e "you're welcome" não responde a nada dito antes. C) "Excuse me for closing it" é uma desculpa deslocada, pois a professora não fez nada errado. E) "Thank you" e "please" são expressões polidas, mas "please" não aparece no texto e a questão pede o diálogo que use as expressões destacadas no texto. Passo 5: Conclusão: a alternativa D é a única em que as expressões são usadas corretamente e são as mencionadas no texto.

💡 Dica: Leia o diálogo e identifique as expressões educadas usadas corretamente.

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