No. 10,311 in Polish
chodziła
"Chodziła" means "she walked" or "she was walking" in English.
In a sentence
Maria chodziła do szkoły każdego dnia.
Maria used to go to school every day.
Here, 'chodziła' is used in the past tense to describe a habitual action—she regularly and consistently went to school in the past.
Po obiedzie chodziła na spacer z psem.
After lunch, she used to go for a walk with the dog.
In this sentence, 'chodziła' denotes a repeated past activity, emphasizing the regularly performed action of walking the dog after meals.
W lecie chodziła po górach z przyjaciółmi.
In the summer, she used to hike in the mountains with friends.
The word 'chodziła' is used here in the context of recreational past activities, underlining both the physical movement and the enjoyment with friends.
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