Poskytnete

Poskytnete is a Czech verb form derived from the verb poskytnout, meaning to provide or to offer. It is the second-person plural present tense (present indicative) of poskytnout. In Czech, the form is used with the pronoun vy, which can refer to multiple people or to a single person in a formal address, so poskytnete can address either a group or a single person in a formal context.

Grammar and usage: The verb poskytnout requires a direct object in the accusative for what is being provided, and the recipient is usually expressed in the dative or with a phrase like komu. For example: Poskytnete nám informace. Poskytnete žadateli kopii smlouvy. The construction emphasizes an action that will be carried out by the addressed party.

Context and register: Poskytnete is common in administrative, business, and formal written Czech. It is used to state obligations, permissions, or promises to furnish resources, data, or access. In everyday speech, speakers may opt for less formal forms, but poskytnete remains appropriate in official correspondence, contracts, and formal requests.

Related forms: Other present-tense forms of the same verb are poskytnu (I provide), poskytneme (we provide), poskytnete (you provide), and poskytnou (they provide). The imperative form for addressing a group is poskytněte. Understanding these forms helps in recognizing treatment of subjects and in producing correct, polite Czech in formal contexts.