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Fazer a folha a alguém
The expression "fazer a folha a alguém" means to deliberately harm or sabotage someone, usually behind their back, with the intention of ruining their reputation or causing serious trouble.
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Cada macaco no seu galho
A saying about respecting everyone's boundaries and personal independence.
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Comprei um bilhete só de ida
This exercise is about travelling. Complete the sentences so that they make sense.
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O céu foi escurecendo e pouco depois começou a chover
Fill in the gaps with the gerunds.
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Using ir + gerund to express gradual change in European Portuguese
Many learners assume the gerund is only used in Brazilian Portuguese. That is not true. In European Portuguese, the gerund…
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Que stress!
Two friends talk about how small routines help manage daily stress.
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How to Describe Things that Happened Gradually in Portuguese
Many learners associate the gerund with Brazilian Portuguese, but it’s also used in Portugal, particularly to express gradual developments over time.
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Acordar com os pés de fora
The expression "acordar com os pés de fora" means waking up in a bad mood for no apparent reason. It describes someone who starts the day feeling irritated or impatient.
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Boas intenções não bastam
Good intentions aren’t enough; real change requires concrete actions.
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Ontem chovia a sério quando saí de casa, mas ao meio-dia a chuva parou de repente
Fill in the blanks with the verbs in the Pretérito Perfeito and Pretérito Imperfeito.
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Ter mais que fazer
The expression "ter mais que fazer" means having more important things to deal with, so you don't waste time on something that's considered secondary or unimportant.
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Esta chave aqui é tua
Fill in the blanks with the missing demonstratives.
