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I've read these sentences:
Przyjaciele spędzą w Zakopanem trzy dni.
Potem przez pięć dni ona będzie się uczyć do egzaminu.
If the first sentence also has a long time period (trzy dni), shouldn't it be "będą spędzać" instead?
I've read these sentences:
Przyjaciele spędzą w Zakopanem trzy dni.
Potem przez pięć dni ona będzie się uczyć do egzaminu.
If the first sentence also has a long time period (trzy dni), shouldn't it be "będą spędzać" instead?
Przyjaciele spędzą w Zakopanem trzy dni.
Potem przez pięć dni ona będzie się uczyć do egzaminu.
If the first sentence also has a long time period (trzy dni), shouldn't it be "będą spędzać" instead?
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Both are correct, although the verb "spędzą" sounds more natural here. Obydwa zdania są dobre, chociaż czasownik "spędzą" brzmi bardziej naturalnie tutaj.
"Będą spędzać" would be perfect in sentence like this:
"Będą spędzać" brzmiały idealnie w takim zdaniu:
Przyjaciele będą spędzać wolny czas/trzy dni w Zakopanem chodząc po górach.
Insted of "wolny czas" you can write "trzy dni".
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