I - Teaching based on communicative tasks may represent an alternative for integrating the four skills (speaking, reading, writing and listening) ...

I - Teaching based on communicative tasks may represent an alternative for integrating the four skills (speaking, reading, writing and listening) into mainstream schools and serving to show students the value of the foreign language through its use in real everyday situations. II - Using communicative tasks, the teacher can choose important topics such as environment, health and citizenship to develop tasks that allow discussions and situations involving problem solving. III - Communicative tasks are student-centered, giving the learner greater autonomy. IV - In communicative tasks, it is up to teachers to monitor, provide feedback and input necessary for students to reach the proposed results. V - Active learner participation in the learning process plays a highly positive role, and this has been used in virtually all educational institutions. It is correct only what is stated on: a. I. b. I, II. c. I, III, IV. d. I, III, V. e. I, II, III, IV.