A fim or afim in Portuguese: a substitution test for real sentences
Use a simple meaning test to choose between Portuguese “a fim” and “afim” in conversation, essays, and professional writing.
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Portuguese spelling, grammar, meaning and usage choices explained with examples and context.
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“For me to do” or “for me to do”? How to identify the subject and not depend on memorized rules
The choice between I and me near the infinitive depends on the syntactic function. Here's how to identify the guy and why “it's hard for me to do this” might be correct.
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