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No presente do indicativo olhando nesse site: http://www.conjuga-me.net/verbo-gostar

conjugação correta para presente do indicativo para "tu/você" seria: "gostas"

Então frase correta seria:

1) Você gostas de nadar?

Sempre vejo escrito como:

2) Você gosta de nadar?

Alguém pode explicar?

Could give me grammar explanation about use of have/has in sentaces :

What do you feel have been the highest and lowest points of your career to date?

What do you feel has been your greatest personal achievement?

What technologies do you feel have the most potential for cyberlearning?

Why some use "have" another "has"?

I am doubt about what is the correct form of the verbs remember and understanding in the phrase below:

1) Which is most difficult in learning a second language: remembering vocabulary or understanding native speakers? (gerund)

2) Which is most difficult in learning a second language: to remember vocabulary or to understand native speakers? (TO-infinitivo)

3) Which is most difficult in learning a second language: remember vocabulary or understand native speakers? (Bare-infinitivo)

- Please grammar explanation

1) What is most difficult in learning a second language: remember vocabulary or understand native speakers?

2) Which is most difficult in learning a second language: remembering vocabulary or understanding native speakers?

british, Irish, Austrailian. make a lot of reduction/Contraction your speech like native american exemplo: kinda, lemme,gimme,letcha, gonna, sorta, hasha