"Eu não pararia de estudar."

Translation: I would not stop studying.

[DominoD87]

pararia + de go together every time?

[Paulenrique]

not really... when, in English, we have "stop + gerund" we translate as *parar + de + infinitve (as in the example above). But, for instance, one says "I would not stop to eat", then it is "eu não pararia para comer". Stop that! = Pare com isso!

[rickharned]

'Stop with this!' seems unusual to me. More common would be the simple, 'Stop that!', that is, "stop doing that!'. Would that still require the 'com'?

[Paulenrique]

Fixed.

• Stop that = pare com isso
• Stop doing that = pare de fazer isso

[rickharned]

Very clear, Thanks!

[Robleh100]

'stop with this' is synonymous to 'stop that' in English. It's just another way of expressing irritation at the actions of another. So, 'pare com isso' can be translated as 'stop that'. That's my opinion of course.

[dro1215]

Obgd cara

[Paulenrique]

Kind of a brazilian thing! Congrats!

[Tembran]

Why is "I would not stop to study" marked wrong?

[Paulenrique]

Eu não pararia para estudar.

[Robleh100]

this is true even if DL keeps giving you the same old sentences in a 40 level course. Don't stop studying kids.