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Polish present tense exercises
Polish present tense exercises with real sentences: conjugate the verb for the person in the sentence, singular or plural, and see the English and the rule after every answer. Choose your level and how to answer, then fill in the verb.
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The present tense
Only imperfective verbs have a present. One form covers “I write”, “I am writing” and “I have been writing”. Here is pisać (to write):
| Person | Present: pisać |
|---|---|
| ja | piszę |
| ty | piszesz |
| on / ona | pisze |
| my | piszemy |
| wy | piszecie |
| oni / one | piszą |
Teraz pisze list.
He is writing a letter now.
Polish has one present for both "I do" and "I am doing". pisać → pisze: third person singular.
Codziennie robimy ciasto.
Every day we make a cake.
A habit — the present of an imperfective verb. robić → robimy: first person plural.
Zwykle czytam książkę.
I usually read a book.
A habit — the present of an imperfective verb. czytać → czytam: first person singular.
How these exercises work
- Each question is a real Polish sentence with a gap, and its English meaning above it.
- Choose the answer, or switch to Type to write it yourself (the Polish letters are on buttons under the gap).
- After every answer you see the right form, the full sentence and the rule behind it.
- Rounds of ten, as many as you like, with new sentences each time. Free, with no sign-up.
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