When I use a word, and when should I use another?? Get me out of a doubt, I can choose any of these words "going on" and "happening" to speak or write, or depends on the sentence that will be said or spoken to choose which phrase to use at the right time? For example: What happening? What's going on?

escrevendo a mesma coisa com palavras diferentes! exemplo de frase: I can not live like this anymore ou I can not more live so -------------------------------------------------------------- example sentence: I can not live like this anymore or I can not live more so -------------------------------------------------------------- In Portuguese the two sentences have the same translation in English too is saying the same thing or have difference? -------------------------------------------------------------- Em Português as duas frases têm a mesma tradução, em Inglês também está dizendo a mesma coisa ou tem diferença?

Tenho uma duvida! I gotta to study now! I have to study now! ------------------------------------------------------- qual a diferença da palavra "have" para a "gotta" no inglês? no google tradutor as duas frases a cima tem a mesma tradução que no português seria: Eu tenho que estudar agora! ------------------------------------------------------- what is the difference of the word "have" to "gotta" in English? google translator at the top of the two sentences have the same translation in Portuguese would be: Eu tenho que estudar agora!

Can I help you with the Portuguese? My name is Marcelo and I am a fanatic for English, I'm really struggling for a day to speak this wonderful language but have many difficulties, I am looking for a person who wants to practice with me in Portuguese and in return it teach me everything about the English, a patient person and can secure the commitment of always talking to me in days and combined it becomes good for both, I'm very patient and love helping people who need me!

understanding the English! The Englishman seems to me like math, a word has it is coupled with another word, another word becomes completely different, for example: English: Course = Curso (portuguese) English: Of = de (portuguese) Of + course = Of course = Claro (portuguese) (portuguese) de + Curso = Claro ------------------------------------------------- little = pouco (portuguese) girl = menina (portuguese) little + girl = little girl = Menininha (Portuguese) Sum up the word "little" to "girl" to give the result of a "little girl"! (português) Pouco + menina = menininha ------------------------------------------------ In short: You add one word with another to form another phrase completely different! This becomes complicated because in my learning there language Brazilian junction of words, ie, each word has its meaning in specific, there is no junction words as English! tips for me to know the words together correctly in English or all this is based only on English grammar?