Prowadcie

Prowadcie is a grammatical form of the Polish verb prowadzić. It represents the second-person plural present tense (wy) and means you lead or you are leading. As an imperfective verb form, it describes ongoing or habitual action rather than a completed act.

In usage, prowadcie appears in statements directed at multiple people who are performing or regularly performing the action of guiding, managing, or directing something. Examples include: Prowadzicie ten projekt od trzech miesięcy (You have been leading this project for three months) and Prowadzicie zajęcia z chemii (You are teaching chemistry classes). The form can also be used in broader senses such as leading a team, running a business, or guiding a discussion.

Prowadzieć has a range of related forms and meanings. The present tense forms include prowadzę, prowadzisz, prowadzi, prowadzimy, prowadziecie, prowadzą; the past tense includes prowadziliśmy/prowadziłyśmy, and the future forms use will/mają form like będziecie prowadzili. The noun prowadzenie denotes the act of leading or conducting. In nuanced usage, the verb covers leading people, activities, organizations, or processes, and it can appear in contexts ranging from management and teaching to driving, depending on the object of leading.

Pronunciation varies with standard Polish pronunciation; the form is read as a straightforward present-tense ending in -cie. Prowadzie, the imperative form for “lead!” is different in spelling (prowadzcie with a different diacritic), but the two are distinct in usage.