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I said I would write about this, and now I shall. Consider the following two sentences: “If it rains, you get wet” vs. “If it rains, you’ll get wet.” That’s how they come out in English, but in Portuguese, it’s more than just a change of tense. In Portuguese, the first is Se chove, você […]

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