Portuguese Language Grammar
Portuguese language grammar encompasses the structural rules that govern the composition of sentences, phrases, and words in Portuguese. As a Romance language, its framework is characterized by a rich system of verb conjugations across numerous tenses and moods, the use of two distinct verbs for "to be" (*ser* and *estar*), and the classification of nouns by masculine or feminine gender, which dictates agreement with corresponding articles and adjectives. Mastering this grammar involves understanding its nuanced word order, the correct placement of pronouns, and the significant structural and syntactical differences that distinguish its two primary standards: European Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese.
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2. Nouns