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What's the perfective verb of "Jeździć"??
What's the perfective verb of "Jeździć"??
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Maybe "pojeździć", "zjeździć", "wyjeździć".
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But I would call them rather perfective verbs created on basis "jeździć", because they have a bit changed meaning. I don`t know any verb I would call "perfective form" from "jeździć".
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@Dworak
Jutro będę jeździł na swoim rowerze. (I will be...)
Jutro pójdę na rower. ("my" would sound weird here)
Jutro pojeżdżę na swoim rowerze. (But it means I will ride for riding, without concrete target, if I would want to say, I will ride somewhere - to school - I would say:
Jutro pojadę na swoim rowerze do szkoły.
But "pojadę" is perfective form of "jechać".
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@Dworak It's what we call "czas przyszły złożony" (complex future tense). If you want to create future form of an imperfective verb you can do it in two ways:
być (future) + verb (past)
or
być (future) + verb (infinitive)
E.g.
Będę jeździł = będę jeździć
(But a woman would say)
Będę jeździła = będę jeździć
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@Dworak Yes, both forms are correct and in use. Sometimes one of them sounds more natural, but there is no rule for that. Supposedly the form with past version is more elegant, but I think they are used interchangeable. If you want to point the gender of the person, you'll rather use the past one.
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Other option: jutro idę na rower
Where "idę" means actually "walk", but also mean that you will ride, cause you are going to do it, you know that.
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