GRAMMAR & PATTERNS

Polish grammar gets much easier when you can see what the sentence is doing.

These visual guides break down cases, verb patterns, endings and sentence structure into practical examples — without turning Polish into a wall of rules.

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Three useful patterns that unlock a lot of everyday Polish.

Polish past tense

One past tense, two aspects — and why English makes it look more complicated.

Mój or swój?

See when Polish switches from “my” to the reflexive swój.

Chcę or chciałabym?

Two ways of expressing what you want — with a different tone.

POLISH CASES

See what the cases are doing before worrying about memorising every ending.

Dopełniacz — genitive case

Think about what is missing, needed, wanted or being looked for.

Biernik — accusative case

The case you’ll meet constantly when talking about what you like, want, have and do.

SENTENCE PATTERNS

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