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Friday at 6:30 pm
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Como você faz para ir para o trabalho todos os dias?

How do you do to go to work everyday?

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Wednesday at 10:43 pm
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Hi Richard,


Thank you for your question.


In this case the verb is referring to "casal" (couple), which in Portuguese is a singular masculine noun. Therefore, the verb is conjugated in the 3rd. person, singular: "está" (is).


Example for the verb in the 3rd. person, plural ("estão" (are):

Eles estão dirigindo (...)

They are driving (...)


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Richard ashton
Wednesday at 11:07 am
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O casal casado está dirigindo na estrada do campo.


Could it also be o casal Casado estao dirigindo na Estrada do campo

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Tuesday at 7:14 am
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Oi Jonathan,


Yes, that's right. You could say "andar de barco" or "andar de carro" or even "andar de bicicleta".


I hope it helps! Let us know if you have any further questions!

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Jonathan
Monday at 5:56 am
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Sorry, in reviewing the vocabulary, I missed the second definition of andar as "to ride." Would "ele está andando de barco" also be a correct use of andar?

Jonathan
Monday at 5:47 am
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The bebê and the alunos both "está(ão) andando." Can andar mean to walk or ride? Or, should the translation have been "the students are walking to the bus?"