Translation
he, him; it (masculine)
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Examples
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He works in a bank.
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I spoke to him on Monday.
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He is my older brother.
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Stories
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Um amigo meu
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A lista da Marta
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O sábado da Lara
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O sonho do Rúben
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O vestido da avó
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Os postais do tio Rui
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Grammar articles
(48)A Gente, Você and O Senhor: Who Is Who in Brazilian Portuguese
Portuguese Adjectives: Agreement, Gender and Word Order
Portuguese Adverbs: How -mente Works, and When to Skip It
Brazilian vs European Portuguese: What Actually Differs
Portuguese Comparatives and Superlatives: mais, o mais, -íssimo
Portuguese Conditional Tense: Gostaria, Poderia and Would
Portuguese Conjunctions and Prepositional Phrases: e, mas, ao lado de
Portuguese Articles: o, a, um, uma - and When to Drop Them
Portuguese Definite Article Uses: When Portuguese Says the
Portuguese Demonstratives: Este, Esse and Aquele
Portuguese Diminutives and Augmentatives: -inho, -zinho, -ão
Portuguese Discourse Adverbs: claro, mesmo, de vez em quando
Ficar Expressions in Portuguese: ficar com, ficar sem, fica à vontade
Ficar in Portuguese: Stay, Be Located and Become
Portuguese Filler Words: então, olha, tipo, né and more
Portuguese Future Subjunctive: Quando Eu Chegar, Se Você Puder
Portuguese Future Tense: -ei, -á and the ir Shortcut
Portuguese Imperative: Giving Commands Without Sounding Rude
Portuguese Imperfect Subjunctive: Se Eu Fosse, Se Eu Pudesse
Portuguese Imperfect Tense: The Pretérito Imperfeito Explained
Portuguese Indefinite Pronouns: alguém, ninguém, cada, tudo, qualquer, tal
Ir + Infinitive in Portuguese: Vou Falar, the Everyday Future
Portuguese Irregular Verbs: The Ten You Cannot Avoid
Portuguese Mesoclisis: Pronouns Inside the Future and Conditional
Portuguese Negation: Where não Goes, and Why Two Negatives Stay Negative
Portuguese Numbers and Quantities: 0 to 100, Cem, Mais de
Portuguese Object Pronoun Quirks: no-lo, no-la, and the Dative of Possession
Portuguese Object Pronouns: Where Brazilians Actually Put Them
Portuguese Past Participles and Gerunds: Regular and Irregular Forms
Portuguese Passive Voice: ser + Participle, and the se That Replaces It
Portuguese Perfect Subjunctive: espero que tenha chegado
Personal Infinitive in Portuguese: The Infinitive With Endings
Portuguese Pluperfect: tinha comprado and havia visto
Por vs Para in Portuguese: The Two Words for For
Portuguese Possessives: meu, minha, seu and the Ambiguous seu
Portuguese Prepositions and Their Contractions: do, da, no, na
Pretérito Perfeito vs Imperfeito: Choosing the Portuguese Past
Portuguese Past Tense: The Preterite for Finished Actions
Portuguese Question Words: quem, o que, onde, quando, por quê
Portuguese Reflexive Verbs: me, se, nos and Where They Go
Portuguese Relative Pronouns: que, quem, onde, o qual, cujo
School and Town in Brazilian Portuguese: a Escola, o Professor, a Praça
Ser vs Estar in Portuguese: The Rule That Actually Holds
Portuguese Subjunctive: The Mood for Doubt, Wish and Maybe
Né and Não É: Portuguese Tag Questions Explained
Telling the Time in Portuguese: Que Horas São?
Ter que and precisar: Saying You Have To in Portuguese
Portuguese Verb Conjugation: -ar, -er and -ir Charts
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ele: worksheet, infographic and listicle
Free printable study downloads for the Portuguese word "ele" (he, him; it (masculine)): a worksheet with the answer key built in, an infographic, and a sentence listicle. Open any one to view, print or save.
This word is taught in chapter 1, lesson 4: ele, para, estar and 7 more words.