Declarative Sentences Exercises For Polish Grammar

Declarative sentences in Polish Grammar are statements that provide some form of information. Like English, Polish uses the Subject-Verb-Object word order. However, emphasis can be changed by altering the word order, since Polish is highly inflective. This mode of sentence is often used to express habits, general truths, actions, events, or states. In our exercise, we will practice filling in the blanks in declarative sentences to improve our understanding and fluency in Polish.

Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks

To jest *mój* (my) dom.
*Mam* (I have) psa.
Ona *mieszka* (lives) w Warszawie.
Jan *jest* (is) nauczycielem.
My *lubimy* (like) gotować.
Dzisiaj *jest* (is) piękna pogoda.
Ania *kocha* (loves) swojego chłopaka.
*Spotkałem* (I met) ich wczoraj.
Ten film *jest* (is) interesujący.
*Oni idą* (They are going) do kina.

Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks

On *czyta* (reads) książkę.
Chciałbym się *nauczyć* (learn) polskiego.
*Pomogę* (I will help) ci z zadaniem.
Dzięki za *pomoc* (help).
My *jestesmy* (we are) z Polski.
Czy *możesz* (can you) mi pomóc?
Jak *się* (you) masz?
Jestem *zadowolony* (satisfied) z mojej pracy.
*Czekam* (I am waiting) na autobus.

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