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The little word de in Portuguese does a lot of heavy lifting. It means “from,” shows where something comes from, who owns it, when something happens, and even helps build common verb expressions.
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Fill in the blanks with the preposition “de”, in its basic or contracted form.
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Prepositionsdeemoriginplace
De onde vens?
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Prepositionsdeorigin
Copo de água
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Prepositionsadeemparaplacetimetransport
Entro no autocarro na Avenida Central
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Fui à farmácia comprar um medicamento
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