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In this lesson, you’re going to learn about the 15 main verb tenses used in Brazilian Portuguese. I’m going to briefly explain when we use each verb tense and give examples in sentences. Of course, learning to use all these verb tenses fluently takes a lot of time and practice. At the end of this lesson, I’m going to give you some tips on how to deal with all this information without feeling overwhelmed.

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Do you know how to conjugate the most essential verbs in the present tense in Portuguese? The present tense is the most important tense in Portuguese, but mastering its conjugation requires consistent practice and effort. That’s why I created this lesson as a conjugation drill to help you strengthen your working memory and automatize the conjugation of the 50 most commonly used verbs in Portuguese.

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Both terms, “tu” and “você,” mean “you” in English. So, how do you know when to use one or the other? Is one considered more formal and the other more informal? And how do Brazilians conjugate the verbs with each pronoun? Don’t worry, you'll learn everything in today's new video lesson.

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