Modern Brazilian Portuguese Grammar
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Modern Brazilian Portuguese Grammar
A Practical Guide
Silveira, Agripino S.; Whitlam, John
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2022
540
Mole
Inglês
9781032244334
15 a 20 dias
1056
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Preface to the third edition
Preface to the second edition
Introduction to this book
Introduction to Brazilian Portuguese
Glossary of grammatical terms
Part A Structures
1 Pronunciation and spelling
2 Gender and gender agreement
3 Number and number agreement
4 Articles
5 Adjectives and adverbs
6 Numbers and numerical expressions
7 Personal pronouns
8 Demonstratives
9 Possessives
10 Relative pronouns
11 Interrogatives
12 Exclamations
13 Indefinite adjectives and pronouns
14 Negatives
15 Regular verb conjugations
16 Semi-irregular and irregular verbs
17 Gerunds, past participles, compound perfect tenses and the passive
18 Use of the tenses
19 The infinitive
20 The subjunctive
21 The imperative
22 Reflexive verbs
23 Ser, estar and ficar
24 Verbs used in auxiliary, modal and impersonal constructions
25 Prepositions
26 Conjunctions
27 Word order
28 Word formation
Part B Functions
I Social contact and communication strategies
29 Making social contacts
30 Basic strategies for communication
II Giving and seeking factual information
31 Asking questions and responding
32 Negating
33 Reporting
34 Asking and giving personal information
35 Identifying people and things
36 Describing
37 Making comparisons
38 Expressing existence and availability
39 Expressing location and distance
40 Expressing possessive relations
41 Expressing changes
42 Expressing cause, effect and purpose
III Putting events into a wider context
43 Expressing knowledge
44 Remembering and forgetting
45 Expressing obligation and duty
46 Expressing needs
47 Expressing possibility and probability
48 Expressing certainty and uncertainty
49 Expressing supposition
50 Expressing conditions
51 Expressing contrast or opposition
52 Expressing capability and incapability
53 Seeking and giving permission
54 Asking and giving opinions
55 Expressing agreement, disagreement and indifference
IV Expressing emotional attitudes
56 Expressing desires and preferences
57 Expressing likes and dislikes
58 Expressing surprise
59 Expressing satisfaction and dissatisfaction
60 Expressing hope
61 Expressing sympathy
62 Apologizing and expressing forgiveness
63 Expressing fear or worry
64 Expressing gratitude
V The language of persuasion
65 Giving advice and making suggestions
66 Making requests
67 Giving directions, instructions and orders
68 Making an offer or invitation and accepting or declining
VI Expressing temporal relations
69 Talking about the present
70 Talking about the future
71 Talking about the past
Appendices
Bibliography
Index of words and topics
Preface to the second edition
Introduction to this book
Introduction to Brazilian Portuguese
Glossary of grammatical terms
Part A Structures
1 Pronunciation and spelling
2 Gender and gender agreement
3 Number and number agreement
4 Articles
5 Adjectives and adverbs
6 Numbers and numerical expressions
7 Personal pronouns
8 Demonstratives
9 Possessives
10 Relative pronouns
11 Interrogatives
12 Exclamations
13 Indefinite adjectives and pronouns
14 Negatives
15 Regular verb conjugations
16 Semi-irregular and irregular verbs
17 Gerunds, past participles, compound perfect tenses and the passive
18 Use of the tenses
19 The infinitive
20 The subjunctive
21 The imperative
22 Reflexive verbs
23 Ser, estar and ficar
24 Verbs used in auxiliary, modal and impersonal constructions
25 Prepositions
26 Conjunctions
27 Word order
28 Word formation
Part B Functions
I Social contact and communication strategies
29 Making social contacts
30 Basic strategies for communication
II Giving and seeking factual information
31 Asking questions and responding
32 Negating
33 Reporting
34 Asking and giving personal information
35 Identifying people and things
36 Describing
37 Making comparisons
38 Expressing existence and availability
39 Expressing location and distance
40 Expressing possessive relations
41 Expressing changes
42 Expressing cause, effect and purpose
III Putting events into a wider context
43 Expressing knowledge
44 Remembering and forgetting
45 Expressing obligation and duty
46 Expressing needs
47 Expressing possibility and probability
48 Expressing certainty and uncertainty
49 Expressing supposition
50 Expressing conditions
51 Expressing contrast or opposition
52 Expressing capability and incapability
53 Seeking and giving permission
54 Asking and giving opinions
55 Expressing agreement, disagreement and indifference
IV Expressing emotional attitudes
56 Expressing desires and preferences
57 Expressing likes and dislikes
58 Expressing surprise
59 Expressing satisfaction and dissatisfaction
60 Expressing hope
61 Expressing sympathy
62 Apologizing and expressing forgiveness
63 Expressing fear or worry
64 Expressing gratitude
V The language of persuasion
65 Giving advice and making suggestions
66 Making requests
67 Giving directions, instructions and orders
68 Making an offer or invitation and accepting or declining
VI Expressing temporal relations
69 Talking about the present
70 Talking about the future
71 Talking about the past
Appendices
Bibliography
Index of words and topics
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Brazilian Portuguese;Language learning;Portuguese as a foreign language;Agripino S. Silveira;John Whitlam;Portuguese Grammar;Portuguese language variation;Spanish speakers of Portuguese;written Portuguese;verbal Portuguese;Formal Portuguese;Informal Portuguese;Portuguese language functions;Modern Brazilian Portuguese Grammar;Sinto Muito;Unstressed Object Pronouns;Wo;Os;Por Favor;Follow;Amigo;Main Verb;Imperfect Subjunctive;Ok;Present Subjunctive;Preposition De;Personal Infinitive;Preposition Em;Future Subjunctive;Past Participle;Imperfect Tense;Preterite Tense;Expression Ter;Verb Estar;Idiomatic Expressions;Noun Phrases;Verb Ficar
Preface to the third edition
Preface to the second edition
Introduction to this book
Introduction to Brazilian Portuguese
Glossary of grammatical terms
Part A Structures
1 Pronunciation and spelling
2 Gender and gender agreement
3 Number and number agreement
4 Articles
5 Adjectives and adverbs
6 Numbers and numerical expressions
7 Personal pronouns
8 Demonstratives
9 Possessives
10 Relative pronouns
11 Interrogatives
12 Exclamations
13 Indefinite adjectives and pronouns
14 Negatives
15 Regular verb conjugations
16 Semi-irregular and irregular verbs
17 Gerunds, past participles, compound perfect tenses and the passive
18 Use of the tenses
19 The infinitive
20 The subjunctive
21 The imperative
22 Reflexive verbs
23 Ser, estar and ficar
24 Verbs used in auxiliary, modal and impersonal constructions
25 Prepositions
26 Conjunctions
27 Word order
28 Word formation
Part B Functions
I Social contact and communication strategies
29 Making social contacts
30 Basic strategies for communication
II Giving and seeking factual information
31 Asking questions and responding
32 Negating
33 Reporting
34 Asking and giving personal information
35 Identifying people and things
36 Describing
37 Making comparisons
38 Expressing existence and availability
39 Expressing location and distance
40 Expressing possessive relations
41 Expressing changes
42 Expressing cause, effect and purpose
III Putting events into a wider context
43 Expressing knowledge
44 Remembering and forgetting
45 Expressing obligation and duty
46 Expressing needs
47 Expressing possibility and probability
48 Expressing certainty and uncertainty
49 Expressing supposition
50 Expressing conditions
51 Expressing contrast or opposition
52 Expressing capability and incapability
53 Seeking and giving permission
54 Asking and giving opinions
55 Expressing agreement, disagreement and indifference
IV Expressing emotional attitudes
56 Expressing desires and preferences
57 Expressing likes and dislikes
58 Expressing surprise
59 Expressing satisfaction and dissatisfaction
60 Expressing hope
61 Expressing sympathy
62 Apologizing and expressing forgiveness
63 Expressing fear or worry
64 Expressing gratitude
V The language of persuasion
65 Giving advice and making suggestions
66 Making requests
67 Giving directions, instructions and orders
68 Making an offer or invitation and accepting or declining
VI Expressing temporal relations
69 Talking about the present
70 Talking about the future
71 Talking about the past
Appendices
Bibliography
Index of words and topics
Preface to the second edition
Introduction to this book
Introduction to Brazilian Portuguese
Glossary of grammatical terms
Part A Structures
1 Pronunciation and spelling
2 Gender and gender agreement
3 Number and number agreement
4 Articles
5 Adjectives and adverbs
6 Numbers and numerical expressions
7 Personal pronouns
8 Demonstratives
9 Possessives
10 Relative pronouns
11 Interrogatives
12 Exclamations
13 Indefinite adjectives and pronouns
14 Negatives
15 Regular verb conjugations
16 Semi-irregular and irregular verbs
17 Gerunds, past participles, compound perfect tenses and the passive
18 Use of the tenses
19 The infinitive
20 The subjunctive
21 The imperative
22 Reflexive verbs
23 Ser, estar and ficar
24 Verbs used in auxiliary, modal and impersonal constructions
25 Prepositions
26 Conjunctions
27 Word order
28 Word formation
Part B Functions
I Social contact and communication strategies
29 Making social contacts
30 Basic strategies for communication
II Giving and seeking factual information
31 Asking questions and responding
32 Negating
33 Reporting
34 Asking and giving personal information
35 Identifying people and things
36 Describing
37 Making comparisons
38 Expressing existence and availability
39 Expressing location and distance
40 Expressing possessive relations
41 Expressing changes
42 Expressing cause, effect and purpose
III Putting events into a wider context
43 Expressing knowledge
44 Remembering and forgetting
45 Expressing obligation and duty
46 Expressing needs
47 Expressing possibility and probability
48 Expressing certainty and uncertainty
49 Expressing supposition
50 Expressing conditions
51 Expressing contrast or opposition
52 Expressing capability and incapability
53 Seeking and giving permission
54 Asking and giving opinions
55 Expressing agreement, disagreement and indifference
IV Expressing emotional attitudes
56 Expressing desires and preferences
57 Expressing likes and dislikes
58 Expressing surprise
59 Expressing satisfaction and dissatisfaction
60 Expressing hope
61 Expressing sympathy
62 Apologizing and expressing forgiveness
63 Expressing fear or worry
64 Expressing gratitude
V The language of persuasion
65 Giving advice and making suggestions
66 Making requests
67 Giving directions, instructions and orders
68 Making an offer or invitation and accepting or declining
VI Expressing temporal relations
69 Talking about the present
70 Talking about the future
71 Talking about the past
Appendices
Bibliography
Index of words and topics
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Brazilian Portuguese;Language learning;Portuguese as a foreign language;Agripino S. Silveira;John Whitlam;Portuguese Grammar;Portuguese language variation;Spanish speakers of Portuguese;written Portuguese;verbal Portuguese;Formal Portuguese;Informal Portuguese;Portuguese language functions;Modern Brazilian Portuguese Grammar;Sinto Muito;Unstressed Object Pronouns;Wo;Os;Por Favor;Follow;Amigo;Main Verb;Imperfect Subjunctive;Ok;Present Subjunctive;Preposition De;Personal Infinitive;Preposition Em;Future Subjunctive;Past Participle;Imperfect Tense;Preterite Tense;Expression Ter;Verb Estar;Idiomatic Expressions;Noun Phrases;Verb Ficar
