Grammar Reference 03 – The Gerúndio

 

In this video, you’ll finally understand the -ING form in Portuguese (yes, we have it too). You’ll see how Brazilians use the Present Continuous Tense to say things like “I’m eating,” “She’s studying,” or the classic São Paulo phrase “I’m arriving” that usually means “I’ll be there in an hour.”

The video explains it with simple examples and a bit of sarcasm — because grammar without humor is torture.

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👉 Don’t forget: you can download the PDF in the Unit 04 menu with a full explanation and exercises to practice.

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