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In Course: Brazilian Portuguese A2

Past Tense: Dar, Ver, Vir, Poder, Pôr

Master the spoken preterite conjugations of five essential irregular Portuguese verbs: dar, ver, vir, poder, and pôr.

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Lesson#1
In this deck, you will learn the past forms of five essential irregular verbs: dar, ver, vir, poder, and pôr. These verbs are irregular in the past, but they appear in almost every daily conversation.
Lesson#2
The verb 'dar' means 'to give'. In the past tense, the form for 'eu' is 'dei'. For example, 'Eu dei um presente' means 'I gave a present'.
Quiz#3
Translate into Portuguese: 'I gave a present to my sister.'

Eu dei um presente para a minha irmã

Lesson#4
To say 'he gave', 'she gave', or 'you gave', use the form 'deu'. For example, 'Ela deu um abraço na mãe' means 'She gave a hug to her mother'.
Quiz#5
Translate into Portuguese: 'She gave a hug to her mother.'

Ela deu um abraço na mãe

Quiz#6
Speaking to a friend, translate into Portuguese: 'Did you give the book to João?'

Você deu o livro para o João?

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