Mastering the Past Tense in Brazilian Portuguese - Free Course
Does it sound familiar?
👉 You’ve been studying Portuguese for quite some time, but the past tense never really stuck.
👉 You often stop mid-sentence thinking: “Wait… should this be perfect or imperfect?”
👉 And in the end, you feel like you’re guessing instead of choosing with certainty.
The problem is not with you
The real problem is that most materials and courses teach endless grammar rules, but don’t teach the logic Brazilians use to choose between Pretérito Perfeito and Imperfeito.
This course does it by revealing the decision-making logic native speakers actually use when talking about the past, not like a student trapped in grammar rules.
Course features
👉 Bilingual explanations so you never feel lost.
👉 Digital flashcards to help you easily memorize verb conjugations.
👉 Verb conjugation tables for regular and irregular verbs.
👉 Downloadable materials.
👉 Self-paced course for you to learn in a way that fits your life.
👉 A hands-on course with a wide variety of activities, including quizzes, translation practice, and short stories.
And on top of that, you’ll naturally expand your vocabulary along the way.
Meet Your Teacher
👋 Olá, I’m Ricardo Filgueira!
I’m from São Luís (Maranhão) and have been living in São Paulo since 2015. I’ve been teaching Portuguese since 2002, when I lived in Geneva, Switzerland.
I hold a degree in Modern Languages, I’m a specialist in Portuguese Language, a specialist in Distance Education and an Instructional Designer. I speak English, French, and I’m currently learning German.
When I’m not teaching or creating content, you’ll probably find me reading, working out or skateboarding.
Get to know more about me and my teaching style on my YouTube channel ⬇️
Who this course is for
This course is for learners who already know some Portuguese and want to finally use the past tense naturally in real conversations.
When the course starts
The course is 100% online and starts as soon as you sign up, no credit card required, instant access. Want to see what it feels like to master the past tense in Portuguese?
