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Adjectives and nouns in AKUZATIV – exercises

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Imperativ in Serbo-Croatian – exercises

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Conditional in Serbo-Croatian – exercises

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Collective nouns in Serbo-Croatian – exercises

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Perfective and Imperfective verbs in Serbo-Croatian
These two verb forms are one of the hardest grammar topics for foreign students. But everything can be improved with practice.

Do the following exercises. You don’t have to do both Croatian and Serbian versions to submit the quiz, but only one is enough.

Quick Reminder:
- perfective form is used for completed, finished action
- imperfective form we use for not completed, not finished, repeated or long-lasting action
ZADATAK

Complete the text with the correct form of the verb. Consider using perfective or imperfective form, depending on the context.

Example:

doći (svršeni/perfective) – dolaziti (nesvršeni/imperfective)

Jučer smo ______ u restoran kasno. Kad je konobar vidio da ________ , odmah je krenuo donositi tanjure.

ODGOVOR: Jučer smo došli u restoran kasno. Kad je konobar vidio da dolazimo, odmah je krenuo donositi tanjure.

vratiti se (svršeni/perfective) – vraćati se (nesvršeni/imperfective)

MARKO: Jučer sam se s posla oko 9 navečer. Kad sam se , na cestama je bila velika gužva.

ANA: Baš čudno. Ja se obično isto oko 9, ali nikad nema gužve.

doći (svršeni/perfective) – dolaziti (nesvršen/imperfective)

DINO: Čao draga, ja upravo kući.
MARIJA: Dobro, ajde požuri, gosti su već .
DINO: Ma kako već? Svaki put (oni) u 8!
MARIJA: A eto, danas su završili ranije s poslom pa su ranije i kod nas.
DINO: Kako danas…
MARIJA: Ajde ne pričaj više nego požuri! I kad doma, uzmi odmah bocu vina u podrumu pa nam donesi gore. Ajde čao!

vidjeti (svršeni/imperfective) – viđati (nesvršeni/imperfective)

VEDRANA: Znaš, neki dan sam Marka u gradu.
HANA: Ma daj, opet?
VEDRANA: Kako misliš – opet?
HANA: Pa (ti) (prezent) ga često, čini mi se. Svako malo mi kažeš da si ga .
VEDRANA: Ma nije često. Zadnji put kad sam ga bilo je…uuh ne pamtim.
HANA: Hmm, a dobro. Idući put kad ga , pozdravi ga od mene.
VEDRANA: Ohoo, ja da se zanimaš za Marka.
HANA: Ma ne zezaj, samo smo prijatelji.

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Dativ Exercises

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Sviđa mi se, nedostaje mi, smeta mi
Exercise 1
Complete the answers with the synonym verb (voljeti/voleti – sviđati se).

Example:

CRO: Voliš li ovaj grad? – Da, sviđa mi se.

SRB: Da li voliš ovaj grad? – Da, sviđa mi se.

Opposite way:

CRO: Sviđaju li ti se ovi auti? – Da, volim ih.

SRB: Sviđaju li ti se ova kola? – Da, volim ih.

On the first page, there is a Croatian version. If you want to skip to the Serbian version, click “Next”. You can fill in only one version and click “Submit”.

Croatian version

Voli li tvoja prijateljica ovaj grad? – Ne, .

Vole li tvoji prijatelji ovu kuću? – Da, .

Volite li ovaj film? – Da, .

Voliš li Zagreb i Split? – Da, .

Voli li tvoj brat Zagreb i Split? – Ne, .

Opposite way:

Sviđa li se tvojem tati ovaj auto? – Ne, .

Sviđa li se Mariji ova kuća? – Da, .

Sviđa li se Stipi gradski park? – Ne, .

Sviđamo li vam se? – Da, .

Serbian version

Da li voli tvoja drugarica ovaj grad? – Ne, .

Da li vole tvoji drugari ovu kuću? – Da, .

Da li volite ovaj film? – Da, .

Da li voliš Beograd i Novi Sad? – Da, .

Da li voli tvoj brat Beograd i Novi Sad? – Ne, .

Opposite way:

Da li se sviđaju ova kola tvom tati? – Ne, .

Da li se sviđa Mariji ova kuća? – Da, .

Da li se Milošu sviđa gradski park? – Ne, .

Da li vam se sviđamo? – Da, .
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Exercise 2

Answer the questions by using the synonym.

Example: (CRO) Nedostajem li ti? / (SRB) Da li ti nedostajem – Da, fališ mi.

The first example of the question is always Croatian and the second one is Serbian version but the answer is the same in both languages.

Fale li ti djeca? / Da li ti fale deca? – Da, _________ .

falim mi

fale mi
None

Fale li mami djeca?/ Da li fale mami deca? – Da, _________ .

fale im

fale joj
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Nedostaje li mami prijateljica? / Da li nedostaje mami drugarica? – Ne, _______ .

ne fali ju

ne fali joj
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Nedostajemo li tati?/Da li nedostajemo tati? – Da, _________ .

fališ mu

falite mu
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Nedostajem li curama? / Da li nedostajem devojkama? – Ne, _________ .

ne fale te

ne fališ im
None

Falite li kolegama? / Da li falite kolegama– Da, _________ .

nedostajemo mu

nedostajemo im
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Make the sentences – exercises

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Koji je datum? – Dates and years

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Present & Past tense mix exercises

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