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Grammatical tenses / Portuguese grammar / Portuguese personal pronouns / Subjunctive mood / Present tense / Brazilian Portuguese / Imperfect / Present perfect / Past tense / Participle / Continuous and progressive aspects / Verb
Date: 2014-04-13 10:51:09
Grammatical tenses
Portuguese grammar
Portuguese personal pronouns
Subjunctive mood
Present tense
Brazilian Portuguese
Imperfect
Present perfect
Past tense
Participle
Continuous and progressive aspects
Verb

CHAPTER II – MOODS, TENSES, VOICES AND SPEECH IN MORE DETAIL 1. INDICATIVE MOOD The indicative mood is used to express a sure fact. Below is a table of all the twelve tenses frequently used in the indicative mood. The

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