☕ Picie kawy w różnych czasach gramatycznych + ćwiczenia

 Oto super kompaktowa tabela STANAG 1, w której znajdziesz wszystkie podstawowe czasy w jednym miejscu. Zawiera formy twierdzące, przeczące i pytające, co pozwala szybko porównać konstrukcje i łatwiej je zapamiętać. Tabela jest oparta na prostym przykładzie – „picie kawy” – dzięki czemu od razu widzisz zastosowanie czasów w praktyce. To idealne narzędzie do szybkiej nauki i powtórki materiału na poziomie STANAG 1.


Czas Twierdzenie Przeczenie Pytanie Wskazówka STANAG 1
Present Simple I drink coffee every morning. I don’t drink coffee in the evening. Do I drink coffee every morning? codzienne czynności, stany, rutyny
Present Continuous I am drinking coffee right now. I am not drinking coffee now. Am I drinking coffee right now? czynność dziejąca się teraz, zaplanowana przyszłość
Present Perfect I have drunk three cups of coffee today. I haven’t drunk coffee today. Have I drunk three cups of coffee today? czynność dokonana związana z teraźniejszością
Past Simple I drank coffee yesterday morning. I didn’t drink coffee yesterday. Did I drink coffee yesterday morning? czynność zakończona w przeszłości, określony moment
Past Continuous I was drinking coffee when the phone rang. I wasn’t drinking coffee then. Was I drinking coffee when the phone rang? tło dla zdarzeń w Past Simple, dłuższe czynności w przeszłości
Past Perfect I had drunk coffee before I left for work. I hadn’t drunk coffee before leaving. Had I drunk coffee before I left? czynność zakończona przed inną przeszłą czynnością
Past Perfect Continuous I had been drinking coffee for an hour when my friend arrived. I hadn’t been drinking coffee for an hour. Had I been drinking coffee for an hour? czynność trwająca przed inną przeszłą czynnością
Future Simple I will drink coffee tomorrow morning. I won’t drink coffee tomorrow. Will I drink coffee tomorrow? przyszłe fakty, przewidywania, przekonania

Ona pije kawę


Czas Zdanie (EN) Tłumaczenie (PL)
Present Simple She drinks coffee every morning. Ona pije kawę każdego ranka.
Present Continuous She is drinking coffee right now. Ona pije kawę właśnie teraz.
Past Simple She drank coffee yesterday. Ona wypiła kawę wczoraj.
Past Continuous She was drinking coffee when I arrived. Ona piła kawę, kiedy przyjechałem.
Present Perfect She has drunk three cups of coffee today. Ona wypiła dziś trzy filiżanki kawy.
Present Perfect Continuous She has been drinking coffee since 7 a.m. Ona pije kawę od godziny 7 rano.
Past Perfect She had drunk coffee before the meeting. Ona wypiła kawę przed spotkaniem.
Past Perfect Continuous She had been drinking coffee for an hour before I arrived. Ona piła kawę przez godzinę, zanim przyjechałem.
Future Simple She will drink coffee tomorrow morning. Ona wypije kawę jutro rano.
Future Continuous She will be drinking coffee at 8 a.m. tomorrow. Ona będzie piła kawę o 8 rano jutro.
Future Perfect She will have drunk her coffee by 9 a.m. Ona wypije kawę do godziny 9 rano.
Future Perfect Continuous She will have been drinking coffee for an hour by 9 a.m. Ona będzie piła kawę przez godzinę do godziny 9 rano.


🔹 30 zdań – Present → Past → Future

  1. I go to school every day.
  2. She eats breakfast at 8 o’clock.
  3. They play football on Sundays.
  4. We watch TV in the evening.
  5. He reads a book before bed.
  6. My parents live in Warsaw.
  7. She drinks coffee every morning.
  8. I write emails at work.
  9. They travel to Spain every summer.
  10. He studies English at school.
  11. We have lunch at noon.
  12. She works in a hospital.
  13. I get up at 7 o’clock.
  14. They walk to school.
  15. He listens to music every day.
  16. She cooks dinner for her family.
  17. We visit our grandparents on Sundays.
  18. I buy fruit at the market.
  19. They play computer games in the evening.
  20. He makes his bed in the morning.
  21. I clean my room on Saturday.
  22. She helps her mother at home.
  23. We study for exams in May.
  24. He goes to the cinema on Friday.
  25. They work in the garden.
  26. I call my friend in the evening.
  27. She likes ice cream.
  28. He washes the car every week.
  29. We talk about school at dinner.
  30. They swim in the lake in summer.

👉 Twoje zadanie:

Napisz każdą wersję w Past Simple i w Future Simple.
Przykład:

  • Present: I go to school every day.
  • Past: I went to school yesterday.
  • Future: I will go to school tomorrow.



Poniżej zestaw zdań we wszystkich głównych czasach angielskich – tak, abyś miał gotowy klucz do nauki i porównań. To świetne ćwiczenie do STANAG, bo pokazuje różnice między czasami.

Przygotowałam dla Ciebie 10 zdań bazowych i zapisałam je we wszystkich wymaganych czasach:

  • Present Simple
  • Present Continuous
  • Present Perfect
  • Past Simple
  • Past Continuous
  • Past Perfect
  • Past Perfect Continuous
  • Future Simple

🔹 Zestaw 10 zdań we wszystkich czasach

1. (go to school)

  • Present Simple: I go to school every day.
  • Present Continuous: I am going to school now.
  • Present Perfect: I have gone to school today.
  • Past Simple: I went to school yesterday.
  • Past Continuous: I was going to school at 8 o’clock yesterday.
  • Past Perfect: I had gone to school before 9 o’clock.
  • Past Perfect Continuous: I had been going to school for 10 years before I moved.
  • Future Simple: I will go to school tomorrow.

2. (eat breakfast)

  • Present Simple: She eats breakfast at 8 o’clock.
  • Present Continuous: She is eating breakfast now.
  • Present Perfect: She has eaten breakfast already.
  • Past Simple: She ate breakfast at 8 o’clock yesterday.
  • Past Continuous: She was eating breakfast when I called.
  • Past Perfect: She had eaten breakfast before she went to work.
  • Past Perfect Continuous: She had been eating breakfast for 10 minutes when I arrived.
  • Future Simple: She will eat breakfast at 8 o’clock tomorrow.

3. (play football)

  • Present Simple: They play football on Sundays.
  • Present Continuous: They are playing football now.
  • Present Perfect: They have played football today.
  • Past Simple: They played football last Sunday.
  • Past Continuous: They were playing football when it started to rain.
  • Past Perfect: They had played football before dinner.
  • Past Perfect Continuous: They had been playing football for an hour before it rained.
  • Future Simple: They will play football next Sunday.

4. (watch TV)

  • Present Simple: We watch TV in the evening.
  • Present Continuous: We are watching TV now.
  • Present Perfect: We have watched TV today.
  • Past Simple: We watched TV yesterday evening.
  • Past Continuous: We were watching TV when the phone rang.
  • Past Perfect: We had watched TV before going to bed.
  • Past Perfect Continuous: We had been watching TV for two hours before mum came home.
  • Future Simple: We will watch TV tonight.

5. (read a book)

  • Present Simple: He reads a book before bed.
  • Present Continuous: He is reading a book now.
  • Present Perfect: He has read a book today.
  • Past Simple: He read a book before bed yesterday.
  • Past Continuous: He was reading a book when I saw him.
  • Past Perfect: He had read a book before he went to sleep.
  • Past Perfect Continuous: He had been reading a book for 30 minutes when I entered the room.
  • Future Simple: He will read a book tonight.

6. (live in Warsaw)

  • Present Simple: My parents live in Warsaw.
  • Present Continuous: My parents are living in Warsaw now.
  • Present Perfect: My parents have lived in Warsaw for 10 years.
  • Past Simple: My parents lived in Warsaw in 2010.
  • Past Continuous: My parents were living in Warsaw when I was born.
  • Past Perfect: My parents had lived in Warsaw before they moved abroad.
  • Past Perfect Continuous: My parents had been living in Warsaw for years before they emigrated.
  • Future Simple: My parents will live in Warsaw next year.

7. (drink coffee)

  • Present Simple: She drinks coffee every morning.
  • Present Continuous: She is drinking coffee now.
  • Present Perfect: She has drunk coffee already.
  • Past Simple: She drank coffee yesterday morning.
  • Past Continuous: She was drinking coffee when I arrived.
  • Past Perfect: She had drunk coffee before she went to work.
  • Past Perfect Continuous: She had been drinking coffee for 15 minutes when I joined her.
  • Future Simple: She will drink coffee tomorrow morning.

8. (write emails)

  • Present Simple: I write emails at work.
  • Present Continuous: I am writing an email now.
  • Present Perfect: I have written three emails today.
  • Past Simple: I wrote emails yesterday.
  • Past Continuous: I was writing an email when the boss came in.
  • Past Perfect: I had written an email before the meeting started.
  • Past Perfect Continuous: I had been writing emails all morning before lunch.
  • Future Simple: I will write emails tomorrow.

9. (study English)

  • Present Simple: He studies English at school.
  • Present Continuous: He is studying English now.
  • Present Perfect: He has studied English today.
  • Past Simple: He studied English yesterday.
  • Past Continuous: He was studying English when I saw him.
  • Past Perfect: He had studied English before the exam.
  • Past Perfect Continuous: He had been studying English for two hours before the lesson.
  • Future Simple: He will study English tomorrow.

10. (make dinner)

  • Present Simple: She makes dinner every evening.
  • Present Continuous: She is making dinner now.
  • Present Perfect: She has made dinner already.
  • Past Simple: She made dinner yesterday.
  • Past Continuous: She was making dinner when I arrived.
  • Past Perfect: She had made dinner before we came home.
  • Past Perfect Continuous: She had been making dinner for half an hour when I called.
  • Future Simple: She will make dinner tonight.

✅ Teraz masz 10 wzorcowych zdań w każdym czasie – razem 80 przykładów. To wystarczy, żeby dobrze zrozumieć schematy i przygotować się do egzaminu.

Pozostałe zdania są dla Ciebie :)


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