Questions & Answers about Amanhã teremos prova de matemática e de história no segundo horário.
Portuguese often drops subject pronouns when the verb ending already makes the subject clear.
In teremos, the ending -emos shows that the subject is nós = we. So:
- Amanhã teremos prova...
- Amanhã nós teremos prova...
Both are correct. The version without nós is very natural.
Teremos is the simple future of ter in the first person plural.
- ter = to have
- teremos = we will have
So the sentence uses a future form to talk about what will happen tomorrow.
Yes. Amanhã vamos ter prova de matemática e de história no segundo horário is also very natural in Brazilian Portuguese.
In everyday speech, vamos ter is often more common than the simple future teremos.
Still, teremos is completely normal and sounds a little more concise, and sometimes slightly more formal or written.