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In Course: Brazilian Portuguese A2

Past Tense: Ir, Ser, Fazer, Ter, Estar

Master the spoken past tense of essential irregular verbs in Brazilian Portuguese, including ir, ser, fazer, ter, and estar across all persons.

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38 Cards
Lesson#1
You already know how to talk about what you did using singular past forms like 'fui', 'fiz', and 'tive'. In this deck, you will learn the plural forms for groups, so you can talk about what 'we' and 'they' did. You will also learn the complete past tense of the verb 'estar'.
Lesson#2
The verbs 'ir', meaning to go, and 'ser', meaning to be, share identical past forms. To say 'we went' or 'we were', use 'fomos'. For example, 'Nós fomos à praia' means 'We went to the beach'.
Quiz#3
Translate into Portuguese: 'We went to the beach on Saturday.'

Nós fomos à praia no sábado

Quiz#4
Translate into Portuguese: 'We went to the supermarket yesterday.'

Nós fomos ao supermercado ontem

Lesson#5
To say 'you all went' or 'they went', use 'foram'. For example, 'Eles foram ao cinema' means 'They went to the cinema'.
Quiz#6
Translate into Portuguese: 'They went to the cinema yesterday.'

Eles foram ao cinema ontem

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