This is a discussion topic for the Portuguese sentence:
É possível que haja chuva amanhã.
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jkayne508
This is a discussion topic for the Portuguese sentence:
É possível que haja chuva amanhã.
Feel free to ask questions, share tips, or discuss this sentence.
Couldn’t ter also work in this situation in place of haver? I know the verb ‘ter’ is used for possession, as stated in the explanation for why my answer is incorrect, but it’s been my understanding that ter is also often used for ‘there is’ and ‘there are’ much more commonly in spoken Portuguese than ‘haver’.
jkayne508
Couldn’t ter also work in this situation in place of haver? I know the verb ‘ter’ is used for possession, as stated in the explanation for why my answer is incorrect, but it’s been my understanding that ter is also often used for ‘there is’ and ‘there are’ much more commonly in spoken Portuguese than ‘haver’.
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