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Sorry! There was dust on my screen and it looked like it said Poda in the conjugation table instead of Pode. Better wipe down my computer!
May 7, 2013
What is the difference between using "pode" and "poderia" in this case? using the basic sense of "poder" (to be able) in the present seems much simpler than using the conditional, but I'm just curious which is more common? In english, it would be very strange to say "it can rain today" (and "might" isn't really the same as "poder")
May 30, 2016
