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No. 2,860 in Polish

kupiła

"She bought."

In a sentence

  • Maria kupiła książkę.

    Maria bought a book.

    Here, 'kupiła' is used as a past tense verb in the third person singular form to indicate an action of purchase that Maria completed.

  • Wyjaśniła, że kupiła to wczoraj.

    She explained that she bought it yesterday.

    In this sentence, 'kupiła' is a part of a dependent clause, referring to a purchase done in the past that is being explained.

  • Czy już kupiła tę sukienkę?

    Has she already bought that dress?

    'Kupiła' here is used in a question form to inquire about whether the act of buying has been completed by the female subject.

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