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The aim of this paper is to discuss the different uses of personal pronouns, specifically the use of straight pronouns in the function of complement and the use of oblique pronouns in the function of subject, taken as a characteristic of Brazilian Portuguese (BP) that differentiates it from European Portuguese (PE). The occurrences found made us question whether these uses are peculiar to BP or occur or have occurred in PE. To answer these questions, we analyzed corpora of written and oral texts of PE and BP. For observation of written texts we used as reference the Corpus of Portuguese, organized by Mark Davies and Michael Ferreira (2006), the COMTELPO (Minimum Corpus of Written Texts of the Portuguese Language), organized by FigueiredoGomes and Pena-Ferreira (2006), and the Fly Project (Forgotten Letters Years 1900-1974) (2008). The data from the oral texts were taken from the CRPC Corpus de Referência do Português Contemporâneo and the CTOPS Corpus Brazilian Journal of Development Braz. J. of Develop., Curitiba, v. 6, n. 11, p. 86975-86992, nov. 2020. ISSN 2525-8761 86976 de Textos Orais do Português Santareno. The data from different varieties of the Portuguese language allow us to say that the use of the oblique pronoun in the subject function and the straight pronoun in the complement function is a characteristic of the popular Portuguese language, found in ancient times, although infrequently, and in different regions. In Brazilian Portuguese, due to its historical and cultural background, this characteristic has been accommodated and developed to the point that many linguists point to this use as a distinguishing feature of PE and BP.

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DIFERENTES USOS DOS PRONOMES PESSOAIS: INOVAÇÃO DO PORTUGUÊS BRASILEIRO OU TENDÊNCIA DA LÍNGUA PORTUGUESA? / DIFFERENT USES OF PERSONAL PRONOUNS: BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE INNOVATION OR PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE TREND?