Choice
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Eles foram de táxi
Mark only the sentences in which the use of the preposition ‘de’ is correct.
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PracticeEles foram de táxi
Fill-in
A2
A minha bicicleta tem um furo
Fill in the blanks with first‑person possessive pronouns.
Completion
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Os nossos vizinhos
Complete the sentences so that they make sense.
Choice
A2
Ser ou Estar?
Mark the options that make the most sense.
Choice
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De férias nos Açores.
Vamos praticar o uso da preposição 'em' nas formas básicas e contraídas.
Completion
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Tenho um segredo
Complete the sentences so that they make sense.
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Using ‘Em’ with Cities, Regions, and Countries
This lesson provides a straightforward explanation of the preposition 'em', highlighting typical patterns, common exceptions, and the rules that guide its contracted and non-contracted forms in Portuguese.
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Using ’em’ for Countries, Cities, and Regions in Portuguese
Understanding how the preposition em works with geographical names is essential for clear and natural Portuguese. Depending on whether we…
Choice
A2
Masculinas terminadas em ‘a’
Mark the masculine words.
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When -a Doesn’t Mean Feminine in Portuguese
This lesson focuses on a group of words that don’t follow the usual gender pattern in Portuguese. These are words ending in “a” that are masculine. We’ll see when this happens and how to understand it.
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O Rodrigo vai à praia
Rodrigo enjoys a peaceful morning at the beach with reading, swimming, and sunshine.
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Beyond “To Have”: How Portuguese Really Uses Ter
You probably know ter as the verb “to have.” Simple, right? Not so fast. Portuguese uses ter in ways that go well beyond possession — for age, for physical states like hunger or cold, even for meeting people.
