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On-point Lessons for Portuguese Grammar and Pronunciation
Pronoun Placement in Portuguese for Future and Conditional Verb Forms
LEVEL B1 Intermediate TOPIC Pronouns object pronouns pronoun placement reflexive pronouns Verbs
Future and Conditional verb forms in Portuguese follow a unique pattern when it comes to pronoun placement—right between the stem and the ending.
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