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infinitive .

The ending of the infinitive ist most frequently -ć: być, pić, iść, stać. Some verbs have the ending -c: piec, biec.

Pronunciation
- Vowels
  - Oral
  - Nasal
- Consonants
  - Pronunciation Consonants
Consonant and vowel change
- Consonant change
- vowel change
Noun
- Polish cases
- Gender of the noun
- Declension of nouns
  - Masculines
    - Case endings
    - Declension tables
      - Nouns denoting male persons
        
        ending in a soft consonant
        
        ending in c, cz, dz, ż, rz, sz
        
        ending in k, g
        
        ending in another hard consonant
        
        ending in -anin
      - Nouns denoting neither persons nor animals
        
        ending in a soft consonant
        
        ending in c, cz, dz, ż, rz, sz
        
        ending in k, g
        
        ending in another hard consonant
    - Names of animals
    - Masculines with an ending -a
  - Feminines
    - Case endings- feminines
    - Declension tables
  - Neuter nouns
Adjective
- Gender of adjectives
- Declension tables
Gradation of adjectives
Adverbs
- Adverbs
Pronouns
- Personal pronoun
  - Forms
  - Declension of pronouns: ja, ty, my, wy
  - Declension of on, ona, ono
    - Without a preceding preposition
    - After a preposition
- Possessive pronouns
  - list
  - Declension
- Declension of ten (this) and tamten (that)
  - Declension of ten (this)
  - Declension of tamten (that)
Other Pronouns
Numerals
- Cardinal numerals
- Ordinal numerals
Verbs
Question words
- Question words
Negation words
- Negation words
Prepositions
- Prepositions
Conjunctions
- Conjunctions
Word order
- Word order
Time description
- Time description
Greetings
- Greetings

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Polish grammar

infinitive .

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