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it finished terminava
How to say “it finished” in Portuguese? “Terminava”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “terminava” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on it finished in Portuguese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember:
• Notice the similarity between “terminava” and the English word “terminate” – both relate to finishing or ending something.
• Remember that the ending –ava often marks an imperfect tense in Portuguese, indicating an ongoing or habitual action in the past.

Explanation:
• “Terminava” is the imperfect form of the verb “terminar” (“to finish” or “to end”) used with “ele/ela/você” (he/she/you) to describe actions that were ongoing, habitual, or incomplete in the past.
• It can be translated as “was finishing” or “used to finish” depending on context.

Other words/phrases with a similar meaning:
• Acabava (from “acabar” – to finish/end)
• Concluía (from “concluir” – to conclude/finish)

Conjugation of “terminar” in key tenses:
• Infinitive: terminar
• Present:
  eu termino
  tu terminas
  ele/ela/você termina
  nós terminamos
  vocês/eles/elas terminam
• Imperfect:
  eu terminava
  tu terminavas
  ele/ela/você terminava
  nós terminávamos
  vocês/eles/elas terminavam
• Preterite (simple past):
  eu terminei
  tu terminaste
  ele/ela/você terminou
  nós terminamos
  vocês/eles/elas terminaram
• Future:
  eu terminarei
  tu terminarás
  ele/ela/você terminará
  nós terminaremos
  vocês/eles/elas terminarão

Examples of sentences:
• “Ele terminava o relatório quando o telefone tocou.”
  Translation: “He was finishing the report when the phone rang.”
• “O concerto terminava com uma emocionante explosão de fogos.”
  Translation: “The concert ended with an exciting explosion of fireworks.”

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