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Customer Reviews:Average Customer Rating: Very helpful book Very helpful when you know portugese or english word to find word in other language. Use this book often. Very basic What can I say? The book covers the basics well. It is good as a basic reference for beginners, but is inadequate for anyone who wants the finer points. Same problem with most books in most languages, it seems. Some older books are better. Why I am not giving this book five stars This is a good essential grammar, concise, to the point, useful information. But... there is a but... it is too biased towards Peninsular Portuguese. With a better balance between Peninsular and Brazilian Portuguese, it would have earned five stars from me. Essential Portuguese Grammar I consider this an excellent first time grammar for learning Portuguese. It does what it professes and I highly recommend it. Good for those who are amateur linguists If you are somewhat of an amateur linguist, I can wholeheartedly recommend this book. In any Portuguese textbook, this information is always buried in different chapters. It is true, this is far from the way people speak Portuguese in Brazil, but some people more educated Brazilians do use some of the more difficult forms, occassionally. As a rule, Brazilians tend to drop objects altogether, so you could certainly get by in Brazil without this part of the information. | | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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