🟣 CONCORDÂNCIA NOMINAL || Aula de Português para concursos, vestibulares, ENEM

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We already have a lesson on verb-adjective agreement, and today I'm going to talk about noun-adjective agreement. Well, to begin, what is agreement? Agreement is the process that makes words adjust to each other within a sentence. There's a general rule for noun-adjective agreement that says: articles, pronouns, numerals, and adjectives agree in gender and number with the noun they refer to. There's

nothing like that, article, pronoun, numeral. Well, we already have lessons on all the word classes here on the Portuguese with Letícia channel, so if you have any questions about what articles, pronouns, numerals, and adjectives are, watch our lessons on word classes. But you'll see that in practice it's more... It's easy, look, just look at this sentence: "

Our first theoretical classes were fundamental." I have the subject there. I know how to separate the subject from the predicate. I know that the subject is " our first theoretical classes." The word "classes" is the core of the subject, it's the noun, and the words " our first" and "theoretical" are accompanying the word "classes." "

Fundamental" is also accompanying the word "classes." So all these words are agreeing with the word "classes," with the noun. I therefore have an article, "the," a possessive pronoun, "our," the numeral "first," and two adjectives, " theoretical" and "fundamental." All these words are agreeing with " classes." If I change "classes" and put it, for