"Do you walk?"
Translation:Czy wy chodzicie?
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no it is not. Iść happens right now, you walk does not represent action happening now.
Searching around, I see you are indeed right. I guess you can take it with a pinch of salt IRL :P
Both should be accepted without a slightest doubt, provided that you used a proper verb form: it's either "wy chodzicie" or "ty chodzisz".
It's not like "to walk" means "spacerować". "spacerowac" is гулять. Sometimes it makes sense in a given sentence, but generally it's different.
I wrote that this was a decision of the 'English for Polish' guys and I can't take it away from them completely.
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well if they accept it then why not here as well, it's not like the meaning changes based on the course teaching it?
I have to say that this is quite a good argument. OK, if it makes sense on its own, we can accept it. Added here.
It's very annoying that it keeps letting me progress when Im getting the endings wrong. I don't see how I can progress in this way. Surely it should be way stricter. It's not just a typo if I get the ending wrong.
