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In Course: Brazilian Portuguese A1

Frequency and Sequencing

Learn Brazilian Portuguese frequency adverbs and time connectors to describe your habits and sequence your daily routine with confidence.

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Lesson#1
To describe your daily habits and routines, you need to say how often you do things and sequence actions in order. In Brazilian Portuguese, frequency adverbs show regularity, while chronological connectors help structure your day smoothly.
Lesson#2
The word 'sempre' means 'always', and 'quase sempre' means 'almost always'. In Brazilian Portuguese, these adverbs usually sit directly before the verb. For example, 'eu sempre tomo café da manhã' means 'I always have breakfast', and 'ela quase sempre chega no horário' means 'she almost always arrives on time'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'always' in Portuguese?

sempre

Quiz#4
How do you say 'almost always' in Portuguese?

quase sempre

Quiz#5
Translate into Portuguese: 'I always have breakfast.'

Eu sempre tomo café da manhã

Quiz#6
Translate into Portuguese: 'She almost always arrives on time.'

Ela quase sempre chega no horário

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