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This always gives me problems but I gotta ask.
She originally asked “quanto está” with the verb estar but 2 lines later he explains the score with “eram” rather than “estavam”.
Is this one of those situations where both would work and am I thinking too much. I would assume that since we are talking about a score that is always changing, the verb “estar” would be the better one to use. Your podcasts are amazing thank you.
I like your attitude Joe, indeed, don’t over think this one too much because either works well!