The table below provides the conjugations of several verbs that are irregular in the present subjunctive in Brazilian Portuguese.
*This is a very formal “you” that is rarely used in everyday written or spoken language.
**The verb haver (meaning to be, there is/are) is most often used as an impersonal verb, meaning existir (meaning to exist). We tend to use it in two forms only (singular and plural):
Para que haja mais escolas, precisamos de mais investimentos. (meaning In order to have more schools, we need more investments.)| Subject pronouns | dar
(meaning to give) | estar
(meaning to have) | haver**
(meaning to be, there is/are) | ir
(meaning to go) | querer
(meaning to want) | saber
(meaning to know) | ser (meaning to be) |
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você (meaning you, sg.)
ele (meaning he, it)
ela (meaning she, it) | | | | | | | |
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vocês (meaning you, pl.)
eles, elas (meaning they) | | | | | | | |
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