Portuguese Past Tense General rule?
Hi! I'm having a hard time with past tenses. Is there a general rule I should follow or any tip I can remember? BecausenI know that it can vary from eu, voçe/ela/ele/este, nòs, eles/elas, and tu. Thank you!
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this link maybe help you.
http://www.tudobemportuguese.com/conjugations
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preterito imperfeito you use to talk about that you are used to do ,but now you don't do . talk about your childhood for example.
preterito perfeito is alike present perfect and past simple in english.
preterito mais-que- ferfeito is alike past perfect in english.
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As presente tense, you must learn by heart the verb endings (conjugations) for each person, you must study the regular and irregular conjugations,
This link explains tha past tense and it shows the conjugation for regular verbs depending on the infinitive ending (verb + AR/ER/IR)
http://www.laits.utexas.edu/clicabrasil/sites/laits.utexas.edu.clicabrasil/files/PRETERITO%20PERFEITO%20(INDICATIVO).pdf
Hope it helps
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