Polish Grammar A1–C2

A1 Beginner The absolute basics: introduce yourself, talk about everyday things, and get comfortable with Polish sounds, genders and the first cases in their simplest, most common uses. 26 topics A2 Elementary Talk about the past and future with the right aspect, handle verbs of motion, add the dative and vocative, compare things, and use the cases in the plural and with prepositions more confidently in everyday situations. 41 topics B1 Intermediate Connect ideas across time and condition, navigate more verbs of motion and case government, and start reporting what other people say. 26 topics B2 Upper-intermediate Read and write in a more literary, formal style with participles and adverbial participles, master the passive voice, and choose aspect and register with real precision. 21 topics C1 Advanced Handle formal, academic and journalistic Polish with confidence: dense nominal style, extended participial clauses, and the fine points of aspect, case and register. 18 topics C2 Proficiency Use Polish with the flexibility of an educated native speaker: literary and archaic forms, rhetorical syntax, and the finest shades of register and style. 15 topics