Prepositions are functional words used to clarify the relationship between other words in the sentence. In English, these are mostly short words like about, on or with. In Polish, just as in English, it is often nearly impossible to express even a simple thought without the help of a couple of prepositions. That’s why you …
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Personal pronouns – words like I, she, or they in English – are used to refer to a specific entity in the world (usually a person) without actually naming it. Just imagine how messy our everyday communication would be if we weren’t able to refer to someone as he, or to something as it. Using …
Just like in English, the default position of Polish adjectives is before the modified word. However, unlike in English, each adjective can assume a number of forms. This is done by changing the adjective’s ending and depends on three variables: number, gender, and case. It’s not a coincidence that the variables are exactly the same …
