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Ja nie zgadzam z tym zdaniem.

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Ja nie zgadzam się z tym zdaniem.

Why?

To mean having the same opinion, Polish uses „zgadzać się z kimś” or „zgadzać się z czymś”. The word „się” is also needed in the negative form: „nie zgadzam się”. You only need to add „się” here.

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Wakacje w domu też mogą być ciekawe

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Zadanie B: proszę napisać około 180 słów. Napisz wypracowanie pod tytułem „Wakacje w domu też mogą być ciekawe”. Opisz, jak można odpoczywać bez wyjazdu, podaj przykłady i przedstaw swoją opinię.

Wakacje w domu też mogą być ciekawe Wiele ludzi myśli, że dobre wakacje muszą być daleko od domu. Ja nie zgadzam z tym zdaniem. Moim zdaniem można odpocząć w swoim mieście i nie wydawać dużo pieniądze. W zeszłym roku zostałem w domu przez tydzień. Normalnie mam dużo praca i nie mam czasu na swoje hobby. Podczas urlopu codziennie rano chodziłem do parku, a potem czytałem książkę na balkonie. To było bardzo spokojne i przyjemne. Raz wybrałem się z przyjaciółmi na wycieczkę rowerową. Odkryliśmy małą kawiarnię obok rzeki, której wcześniej nie znałem. Byłem zadowolony z ten dzień. W domu można też nauczyć się czegoś nowego. Na przykład ja próbowałem gotować polskie potrawy. Pierogi nie byli idealne, ale moja rodzina chętnie ich jadła. Wieczorami oglądaliśmy filmy i graliśmy w planszówki. Takie zwykłe spotkania dały mi więcej radości niż drogi hotel. Oczywiście trzeba zaplanować wolny czas, ponieważ łatwo spędzić cały dzień przed telefonem. Dobrze jest wyłączyć służbową pocztę i umówić się na kilka spotkań. Uważam, że najważniejsze są odpoczynek i kontakt z bliskimi. Nie miejsce decyduje o dobrych wakacjach, tylko sposób, w jaki spędzamy czas. Dlatego polecam czasami zostać w domu.

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Your passage

Ja nie zgadzam z tym zdaniem.

After the correction

Ja nie zgadzam się z tym zdaniem.

Why?

To mean having the same opinion, Polish uses „zgadzać się z kimś” or „zgadzać się z czymś”. The word „się” is also needed in the negative form: „nie zgadzam się”. You only need to add „się” here.

Remember this for your next task

zgadzam się / nie zgadzam się

Nie zgadzam się z tym pomysłem, ale rozumiem twoje argumenty.

Before you write your next sentence

Remember the whole verb „zgadzać się”, including „się”. Changing the person of the verb or adding „nie” does not remove this part.

What you already do well

You have a clear opinion, specific examples and a logical ending. The park, cycling trip and cooking develop your argument instead of simply repeating it.

Your main focus

The genitive comes up in three places: „dużo pieniądze”, „dużo praca” and „z ten dzień”. Practise these corrections as one learning topic. Also focus on „się” and the pair „były / je”.

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1. zgadzam się / nie zgadzam się

Ja nie zgadzam z tym zdaniem.

Ja nie zgadzam się z tym zdaniem.

To mean having the same opinion, Polish uses „zgadzać się z kimś” or „zgadzać się z czymś”. The word „się” is also needed in the negative form: „nie zgadzam się”. You only need to add „się” here.

Nie zgadzam się z tym pomysłem, ale rozumiem twoje argumenty.

Before you write your next sentence

Remember the whole verb „zgadzać się”, including „się”. Changing the person of the verb or adding „nie” does not remove this part.

2. pieniądze → dużo pieniędzy

nie wydawać dużo pieniądze

nie wydawać dużo pieniędzy

After „dużo”, the noun takes the genitive case (dopełniacz), so „pieniądze” becomes „pieniędzy”. Compare: „wydawać pieniądze”, but „wydawać dużo pieniędzy”. Adding „dużo” changes the noun form.

Na przygotowanie tej kolacji nie potrzeba dużo pieniędzy.

Before you write your next sentence

Check whether a quantity word comes before the noun. Both „dużo” and „mało” require the genitive here: „pieniędzy”.

3. praca → dużo pracy

Normalnie mam dużo praca

Normalnie mam dużo pracy

This is the same pattern as „dużo pieniędzy”: after „dużo”, use the genitive case. The noun „praca” therefore becomes „pracy”. Two errors in your essay come from the same rule, so practising it will help you improve both sentences.

Przed świętami mam dużo pracy, ale znajduję czas na spacer.

Before you write your next sentence

Apply the same rule to another word, such as „czas”. Learn complete phrases like „dużo pracy” and „dużo czasu”, rather than just memorising the ending.

4. zadowolony z czego? → z tego dnia

Byłem zadowolony z ten dzień.

Byłem zadowolony z tego dnia.

The expression „zadowolony z” requires the genitive case: „z czego?” — „z tego dnia”. Both words change: „ten” becomes „tego”, and „dzień” becomes „dnia”. This does not mean that every use of „z” takes the genitive. Your phrase „z przyjaciółmi” is already correct: it answers „z kim?” and uses the instrumental case.

Jestem zadowolony z tego wyjazdu. Pojechałem z przyjaciółmi.

Before you write your next sentence

Do not choose the case based only on „z”. First check the whole expression: „zadowolony z czego?” and „idę z kim?” require different forms.

5. koledzy byli / pierogi były

Pierogi nie byli idealne

Pierogi nie były idealne

„Pierogi” takes the non-masculine-personal plural form „były”. The form „byli” is plural too, but it goes with masculine-personal nouns such as „koledzy”. The adjective „idealne” is already correct. Only the verb needs to change.

Koledzy byli zadowoleni. Pierogi były smaczne.

Before you write your next sentence

Try replacing the noun with „oni” or „one”: „koledzy” takes „oni”, while „pierogi” and „koleżanki” take „one”. Match the adjective too: „zadowoleni” or „zadowolone”. Knowing that the noun is plural is not enough.

6. jadła pierogi → jadła je

moja rodzina chętnie ich jadła

moja rodzina chętnie je jadła

In this affirmative clause, the object of „jadła” takes the accusative case: „jadła co?” — „pierogi”. The pronoun replacing „pierogi” is therefore „je”, not „ich”. The word „nie” in the earlier clause negates „były idealne”; it does not negate „jadła”.

Zrobiliśmy naleśniki i zjedliśmy je wieczorem.

Before you write your next sentence

Check whether the negation applies to the verb „jeść” itself. Compare „zjadłem je” with „nie zjadłem ich”. A „nie” attached to another verb does not automatically change „je” to „ich”.

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Where can I find an online Polish B1 test with answers?

Our mock exam page has free listening, reading, grammar and writing examples with answers and explanations. You can view them without an account. The full written mock exam is included in paid MyPolishExam plans.

What does the B1 mock exam include, and how long does it take?

The MyPolishExam written mock exam covers listening, reading, grammatical accuracy and writing. These sections take 190 minutes in total. The state B1 exam also has an oral section; our speaking module is still in development.

Where can I find Polish B1 writing tasks and sample answers?

Our writing guide includes prompts, a writing plan and model answers with explanations. A separate guide shows a formal letter example. Write your own answer first, then compare task coverage, organisation, style and word count. These are our original practice materials, not official exam papers.

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Read the instructions and questions first. Listen without the transcript, write your answers, then check the solution. Our guide includes recordings, a dialogue, transcripts and explanations. Replay the parts where you confused details such as times, places or what the speakers agreed.

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Read the questions, then find information in the text that supports each answer. Pay attention to negatives, dates and conditions. Our reading guide has a Polish text, six true-or-false tasks and explained answers. If you make a mistake, return to the relevant sentence in the text.

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Practise forms in complete sentences and write your own answer before checking the solution. Our guide explains common mistakes and includes six tasks on word forms and sentence transformations. After checking, note the rule and write your own example using the same structure.

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