"I brought clean clothes."
Translation:Przyniosłam czyste ubrania.
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ubranie- singular neuter
ubrania - plural not-masc personal
plural not masculine personal always has accusative=nominative.
if it were a singular feminine noun like "sukienka=dress" the sentence would be "Przyniosłem czystą sukienkę"
There's no such word.
"Przynosiłem" would mean "I used to bring", "I was bringing regularly".
"przynieść" (like here) - i.e. to carry something 'to here'.
"zanieść" - i.e. to carry something 'there'.
That sounds unusual to me, a bit... technical? But it's correct, added.
Suddenly there is a verb that I have not seen mentioned before that looks like a past tense? Have I missed something?
Present Tense forms of "przynosić" were introduced in Lesson 3 of "Present 4". But well, given that you're only guaranteed to get one sentence per lexeme (here lexeme = forms of the verb "przynosić"), it's not surprising that you could forget that one.
But has there been any reference yet to past tense verbs and how it works?
This very skill (unit) right now is called "Past Perf.", which is unfortunately misleading (it's not English "Past Perfect", but rather Past Tense of perfective verbs, so it implies that something was done, not 'being done'). That's the first skill that teaches Past Tense verbs.