Breakdown of Czy jesteś w stanie uprościć ten raport i go udostępnić?
i
and
on
he / it (m)
czy
[question particle]
ten
this (m)
raport
the report
być w stanie
to be able to, to be in a position to (+ infinitive)
uprościć
to simplify
udostępnić
to make available
Questions & Answers about Czy jesteś w stanie uprościć ten raport i go udostępnić?
How is the verb uprościć related to this lesson's topic on adjectives?
It is formed from the adjective prosty (simple). By adding the prefix u- and a verb ending, it becomes a verb meaning "to make something simple" (to simplify). Notice the consonant shift from st to ść, which often happens when creating verbs this way.
Does udostępnić follow the same pattern as uprościć?
Exactly. It is built from the adjective dostępny (available or accessible) using the u- prefix. Together, it means "to make something available." Both of these derived verbs are perfective, meaning you are asking if the person can complete these actions.
Why is the pronoun go placed before the verb udostępnić?
Short unstressed pronouns like go (meaning "it", referring to the masculine inanimate raport) generally avoid the end of a clause. Tucking it between the conjunction i and the verb keeps the sentence's rhythm natural.
We already know móc means "can" or "to be able to". Why use jesteś w stanie here?
Być w stanie (literally "to be in a state") is a common alternative to móc, emphasizing the actual capability, readiness, or resources to do something, much like "are you in a position to" or "are you able to". The word stanie is in the locative case after the preposition w.
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