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    April 12, 2020
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    Isso está correto? 1. Nós usaríamos a caixa mas é muito grande. 1. We would use the box but it is too big. 2. Nós gostaríamos de usar a caixa mas é muito grande. 2. We would like to use the box but it is too big.
    April 23, 2018
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    Isso é maneira correta para dizer esta frase? Eu não acredito em Deus mas eu assito videos do religioso para aprendo Português. I do not believe in God but I watch religious videos to learn Portuguese. Isso é maneira correta para dizer esta frase? Is this way the correct way to say this sentence?
    May 31, 2016
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    O qual frase é correta? What is the correct way to say/write, "I do not have enough money"? 1. Eu não tenho o suficiente dinheiro. 2. Eu não tenho suficiente o dinheiro. 3. Eu não tenho o dinheiro suficiente. Is "suficiente" okay or is it better to use "bastante"?
    May 29, 2016
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    O qual a diferença entree as palavras pensar e achar? They both mean "think" so what is the correct way to use them in sentences?
    May 26, 2016
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    O qual a diferença as palavras entre conhecer e saber? Both of them mean "to know" so how do you know which one to use in a sentence?
    May 22, 2016
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    Walking

    Last couple week when I was traveling I saw over the highway people walking from a state to another in Brazil. I saw people people walking on the highway in Brazil from one state to another when I was traveling last week. It's common to see people walking to Aparecida during this month. Aparecida is the countryside of Sao Paulo. 
    In this month, it's common to see people walking to Aparecida, countryside of São Paulo. Pilgrimages Pilgrams walk 400Km or more to show their faithful. (faithful to what?) 
    People give their effort walking long distances pleased for some achievement. People walk long distances for achievement. (achievement of what?) There are no limit of age age limits to take a trip like that. Of course not everyone people have has good conditions to take it, but that's the main thing, is the effort, and the sacrifice.
    Many drivers compliment complain that people using use the vehicle's horns their car horns. (I'm not sure what you are trying to say here.) There are many people helping those pilgrimages pilgrams throughout along the highway by giving them water, food, medicine, and even a ride to the next stop. They don't walk all day long without some breaks. At these breaks, they stop to take some a rest, eat something, take a shower, and sleep for the next walk day walk the next day.
    It is a very tough trip, but one thing a plenty of people agree. That effort is very beautiful. It is a very tough trip but plenty of people agree that the effort is very beautiful.

    Thank you so much for your reading and corrections.

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    July 23, 2015
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    Qual a diferença entre alunos e estudantes? Both of these words mean 'students' so is one preferred more than the other?
    May 30, 2015
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  • Answered
    To beat a dead horse is an idiom that means to keep going over the same thing over and over again especially after the issue has already been settled.
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    May 30, 2015
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