-er Verbs

Os Verbos de -er

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Introduction

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Also called 2nd conjugation, -er verbs are the second most common type in Portuguese and follow a regular conjugation pattern.

Students of Spanish should note that many Spanish -ir verbs belong the -er group in Portuguese.

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Play gemer
to growl to groan

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Verb Conjugations

Conjugações verbais

non-finite
nomino
infinitive
infinitivo
past participle
particípio passado
gerund
gerundio
indicative
indicativo
present
presente
imperfect
imperfeito
preterite
pretérito
future
futuro
pluperfect
mais-que-perfeito
subjunctive
subjuntivo
present
presente
imperfect
imperfeito
future
futuro
conditional
condicional
conditional
condicional
imperative
imperativo
imperative
imperativo
other
outro
personal infinitive
infinitivo pessoal

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